Regular Board Meeting
Board Auditorium
Board Auditorium
This week, Metz Elementary School is participating in its annual Walk Against Hate.
What: Metz students and staff will walk around their school to show support of diversity, peace, tolerance, love and acceptance. Following the walk, they will meet in front of Metz for a short presentation. Walkers will wear a Metz shirt or white T-shirt.
When: 8:15 a.m. Friday, March 9
Where: Metz Elementary School, 84 Robert Martinez Jr. St.
Austin ISD is in the process of assessing its fiscal forecast and formulating a preliminary budget proposal for the 2018-19 school year. The district, in collaboration with the city of Austin and the Travis County Sheriff's Office, is hosting the Building Bridges Town Hall to get feedback on a multiyear budget stabilization plan.
The town hall will focus on the fiscal forecast, with attendees having the opportunity to weigh in on priorities that will inform a multiyear budget stabilization plan.
Millenium Youth Entertainment Complex, 1156 Hargrave St.
The Community Bond Oversight Committee provides public oversight of Austin ISD's 2008 and 2014 Bond Program projects.
The meeting is 6–8 p.m. March 20 at the AISD Construction Management Office, 812 San Antonio St., Suite 200.
For more information, please visit www.austinisd.org/advisory-bodies/cboc.
Austin ISD is celebrating National School Breakfast Week, March 5–9, by reminding the community that school breakfast provides a healthy, energizing start to the day.
Austin ISD is now serving more than 13,000 free breakfasts to students daily as part of the Breakfast in the Classroom program.
The Community Bond Oversight Committee provides public oversight of Austin ISD's 2008, 2014 and 2017 Bond Program projects.
The meeting is 6–8 p.m. April 10 at the AISD Construction Management Office, 812 San Antonio St., Suite 200.
For more information, please visit www.austinisd.org/advisory-bodies/cboc.
Austin ISD Youth Art Month kicked off with the signing of a student-designed billboard.
Travis Early College High School art student John Ramirez signed his artwork on the billboard at 1614 Montopolis Road.
The Austin Fire Department lifted Ramirez, Fine Arts Director Alan Lambert and the student’s art teacher, Rachael Wellborn up in a fire truck bucket to sign the billboard.
Ramirez’s artwork illustrates how art is able to ‘magically’ reach and effect communities to represent this year’s Youth Art Month theme, “Art is Magical.”
To celebrate Youth Art Month 2018, 2,500 works of art representing 126 elementary, middle and high schools will be displayed at the Austin ISD Performing Arts Center, 1500 Barbara Jordan Blvd.
Families, students, teachers and art lovers are invited to join us for this annual exhibit.
Painting, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, sculpture, collage, weaving, ceramics, photography, jewelry and electronic media will be on display.
Parking is free at the Austin ISD Performing Arts Center parking garage, but space is limited. Carpooling is recommended.
Viewing times:
Elementary campuses north of the river: Feb. 26–March 3
Elementary campuses south of the river: March 4–March 9
Middle school and high school viewing runs the entire length of the show.
Works that are part of the districtwide art show will be on display 8 a.m.–8 p.m. Monday–Friday and noon–4 p.m. Saturday–Sunday Feb. 26–March 9.
We hope to see you there!
For more information, contact Paul Kretchmer at 512-414-4730.
Austin ISD is in the process of assessing its fiscal forecast and formulating a preliminary budget proposal for the 2018-19 school year. The district, in collaboration with the city of Austin and the Travis County Sheriff's Office, is hosting the Building Bridges Town Hall to get feedback on a multiyear budget stabilization plan. |