If you wish to observe the Innovation District Advisory Committee meeting and/or speak during the allotted Public Comments period, please contact Stephanie McGraw at stephanie.mcgraw@austinisd.org -- requests may be made from the time the agenda is posted up to noon of the meeting date. (Please carefully read the related note at the top of the meeting agenda, and the district's standard Communication and Visitor Guidelines.)
This is the 39th annual year for the event, which will honor over 130 students and seven community and staff members who made a contribution to Austin ISD.
Each year the African American Heritage Committee selects a high school to showcase the talent at the school and to host the program. This year the committee has chosen Northeast High School and the theme is "Elevating Future Leaders by Advancing the Dream."
Join us for a series of learning strategies to help you support your child at home.
Austin ISD offers a series of virtual workshops for families on the Neurosequential Model in Education or NME.
Due to the collective trauma caused by the pandemic as well as the unprecedented rise in mental health problems, we want to ensure that families are equipped with information on how the brain works, and know how to support their children at home.
Contact Maria Hanley at maria.hanley@austinisd.org
Join us for a series of learning strategies to help you support your child at home.
Austin ISD offers a series of virtual workshops for families on the Neurosequential Model in Education or NME.
Due to the collective trauma caused by the pandemic as well as the unprecedented rise in mental health problems, we want to ensure that families are equipped with information on how the brain works, and know how to support their children at home.
Contact Maria Hanley at maria.hanley@austinisd.org
Join us for a series of learning strategies to help you support your child at home.
The Parent Engagement Support Department in conjunction with the Austin ISD Brain Lab Team offer a series of virtual workshops for families on the Neurosequential Model in Education or NME. Due to the collective trauma caused by the pandemic as well as the unprecedented rise in mental health problems, we want to ensure that families are equipped with information on how the brain works, and know how to support their children at home.
Join us for a series of learning strategies to help you support your child at home.
Austin ISD offers a series of virtual workshops for families on the Neurosequential Model in Education or NME.
Due to the collective trauma caused by the pandemic as well as the unprecedented rise in mental health problems, we want to ensure that families are equipped with information on how the brain works, and know how to support their children at home.
Contact Maria Hanley at maria.hanley@austinisd.org
Unase a nosotros a las series de aprendizaje de estrategias que le ayudarán a apoyar a su hijo en el hogar.
Join us for a series of learning strategies to help you support your child at home.
Austin ISD offers a series of virtual workshops for families on the Neurosequential Model in Education or NME.
Due to the collective trauma caused by the pandemic as well as the unprecedented rise in mental health problems, we want to ensure that families are equipped with information on how the brain works, and know how to support their children at home.
Contact Maria Hanley at maria.hanley@austinisd.org
On Saturday, March 26, we will host an outdoor "PRIDE OUT! Party in the Park" at Eastside Early College High School from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This includes community resources, interactive activities, performances, and celebration!
This celebration is part of Austin ISD's annual Pride Week, March 21-26, 2022. Austin ISD’s Pride Week is a time to highlight the district’s commitment to creating a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment.
For more information, contact the Pride Planning Committee at pride@austinisd.org.
