The artwork of 23 Campbell Elementary Dragons will soon wind its way through the streets of Austin.
Capital Metro on Wednesday unveiled its first two zero-emission, electric buses—covered inside and out in artwork designed by students at Campbell Elementary School in East Austin.
Campbell Principal Keith Moore said the school, teachers, staff and students were honored and excited to be part of the project.
Coming out of a successful first semester, Austin ISD’s NACER community partnership is celebrating its achievements throughout the fall and is planning to expand its reach in the spring.
Northeast Austin Communities for Educational Readiness is a family of schools that work together to focus on developing a streamlined system of academic and social support throughout its community.
Austin ISD Early College High Schools will welcome families of prospective high school students to Early College High School Open House Day.
Akins, Crockett, Eastside Memorial, LBJ, Navarro, Northeast and Travis early college high schools will open their doors 9 a.m.- noon Jan. 25 offering campus tours, student performances and demonstrations, and an opportunity to meet staff.
| Parent Members |
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| Amy Thomas |
| Ana Patricia Villanueva Ochoa |
| Ashley Garcia |
| Brandon García De La Luz |
| Brittany tasby |
| Esmeralda Cardiel Ramirez |
| Faith Elisabeth Ramirez |
| Francis Cuadras |
| Karina Castello |
| Kate Veg |
Under provisions of Section 37.109 of the Texas Education Code, and district policy BDF (Local), the School Safety and Security Committee is established by the Board of Trustees.
Developing and implementing emergency plans, consistent with the district multi-hazard emergency operations plan, to ensure that specific campus, facility, and support service needs are addressed.
Detailed information about the SSSC is contained in the SSSC Bylaws. Under provisions of Section 37.109 of the Texas Education Code, CK(LEGAL), and district policy CK(LEGAL), the School Safety and Security Committee. More information about membership, meetings will be available soon.
To apply for membership, please complete and submit the standard application form: English / Spanish
| Name | Title |
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| Alyssa Barrera | Emergency Management Specialist |
| Dr. Melvin Bedford | Austin HS Principal |
| Alana Bejarano | Director Health Services |
| Zach Craddock | Chief of School for Third Future |
| Kevin Foster | Board Secretary |
| Brandy Gratten | Assistant Director of Discipline Standards & Accountability |
| Ali Ghilarducci | Chief of Communications & Community Engagement |
| Andrew Hairston | Community Member |
| Robin Henderson | Interim Chief of Police - City of Austin |
| Fuerza Linda Kitcher | Community Member |
| Nia Nickens | Administrative Assistant |
| Sherwynn Patton | Community Member |
| Dr. Jacob Reach | Chief Officer of Intergovernmental Relations & Board Services |
| Zachary Reagan | Emergency Management Specialist |
| Matias Segura | AISD Superintendent |
| Lynn Boswell | AISD Board President |
| Wayne Sneed | AISD Chief of Police |
| Christine Steenport | Chief Officer of Operations |
| Saba Waheed | Parent |
| Robin Wiatrek | Emergency Plans Officer Senior, Homeland Security and Emergency Management (City of Austin) |
The Austin Independent School District will be closed for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, Monday, Jan. 20.
All AISD offices and schools will be closed during this period. The district will resume regular business and school hours Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Austin ISD will again participate in the Austin Area Heritage Council 27th Annual MLK March, Rally and Cultural Festival on Monday, Jan. 20, which will commemorate and celebrate the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
Join us for MakerMania from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Jan. 25 at Navarro High School, 1201 Payton Gin Road.
Families, faculty, and the community are invited to attend this free, fun reading event that helps inspire children to become lifelong readers.
Learn how to make useful literacy tools from recycled and upcycled materials; and experience making predictions, recording observations, analyzing patterns, categorizing, inferencing, higher order thinking, and building background knowledge.
The Austin ISD Creative Learning Initiative has been approved for a $100,000 Art Works grant, marking the fifth time CLI has received the grant.
This one-year award will support increased access to the arts through campus and classroom partnerships with over 100 community arts organizations, ongoing professional learning about creative teaching, teacher resources, and additional contributions toward sustaining arts-rich schools.
Austin ISD is excited to announce it has greatly enhanced access to medical care for all of its students through our partnership with Virtual Care for Kids (VCFK). We are bringing pediatricians to your school health room via a secure video conference (telemedicine)!
