The public is invited to view the talented works of art produced by AISD students throughout the district. Works will be on exhibit at the AISD Performing Arts Center located at 1500 Barbara Jordan Blvd.
Viewing dates: March 25–April 18
Viewing Times: Mon.–Fri., 8 a.m.–7 p.m.
For more information, contact Paul Kretchmer in Fine Arts at 512-414-4730.
The public is invited to view the talented works of art produced by AISD students throughout the district. Works will be on exhibit at the AISD Performing Arts Center located at 1500 Barbara Jordan Blvd.
Viewing dates: March 5–March 15 & March 25–April 18
Viewing Times: Mon.–Fri., 8 a.m.–7 p.m.
For more information, contact Paul Kretchmer in Fine Arts at 512-414-4730.
The AISD Mentoring Program supports Austin ISD teachers in their first and second year in the teaching profession. The program is designed to positively impact beginning teacher effectiveness through ongoing training and support. AISD mentors serve as emotional support and orient new teachers to their campus and district. By conducting meetings, observing, and providing timely feedback, mentors assist beginning teachers in improving their practice through planning, instruction, content knowledge, and reflection.
During this week new-to-AISD teachers, librarians, and elementary counselors come together for professional learning, to network, and to participate in whole group and cohort settings. This week, which is required, focuses on supporting attendees in getting acquainted with curricula, district practices, and district systems. It also serves as a district welcome celebration and year kick off for attendees.
The focus of the meeting will be to share project updates and information about the interior and exterior appearance of the modernized Norman building. Refreshments will be served.
Watch the event live via the Norman-Sims Leader Facebook page.
10 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Sims Elementary School Cafeteria
1203 Springdale Rd, Austin, TX 78721
According to the latest data from the Food Research & Action Center (FRAC), moving school breakfast to after the bell is one of the most effective strategies to ensure children have access to a nutritious breakfast.
Research shows that eating breakfast at school improves academic performance, health, and behavior. That’s why Austin ISD is offering breakfast, at no charge, to over 25,000 students daily, served in the classroom rather than in the cafeteria.
In partnership with Write To Me Foundation, Austin ISD will be hosting the annual Prom Rack event at Lanier Early College High School in the large gym. PROMRack provides free dresses to Austin-area high school students through a one-day personal shopping experience.
Students must register on Eventbrite to attend. A parent or guardian must accompany all student attendees.
Please join the Austin Independent School District in a Town Hall meeting at the Millennium Youth Entertainment Complex, 1156 Hargrave St.
Discussion topics will be centered around the district's investment in East Austin.
For more information, contact Ali Ghilarducci at alison.ghilarducci@austinisd.org or 512-414-4487.
The School Health Advisory Council is a school board appointed advisory group of individuals who represent different segments of the community. SHAC meetings are open to the public. Interested individuals may sign up to speak to the SHAC prior to the start of each regular meeting.
Carruth Administration Center, Board Auditorium
1111 W. 6th Street
6:30–8 p.m.
