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Inspire the Future Grants fuel 80 creative projects across Austin ISD campuses (En español)
The Austin Ed Fund awarded more than $517,000 in grants as part of its annual Inspire the Future grant program, funding 80 innovative, teacher-led projects across the district Why it matters: The grant provides an opportunity for Austin ISD educators to build educator-led, collaborative projects that focus on strategies to bolster learning opportunities in schools.
Juneteenth Holiday
Juneteenth, now more than 155 years old, is celebrated on June 19 to honor the liberation of African Americans from slavery in the United States. The holiday’s name comes from blending “June” and “nineteenth.” On this day in 1865, Major General Gordon Granger of the Union Army arrived in Galveston, Texas, bringing the news that the Civil War had ended and that all enslaved people were free—more…
AISD to Provide Free Meals for All Students at 76 Schools (En español)
For the 2025–26 school year, Austin ISD will offer free breakfast and lunch to all students at 76 campuses through the federally funded Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) program (schools are listed below). The CEP is a federal meal service option that allows schools in qualifying low-income areas to serve free meals to all enrolled students, no applications or documentation required.
Green Teams & School Engagement
Engaging your school through a Green Team is a great way to make enriched learning, sustainability, and community come to life at your campus.
Austin ISD School Consolidations
Final Vote School Consolidation & Reassignment Plan
Data Rubric
Contextual Analysis Contextual analysis is when we look closely at what programs each school and nearby schools offer, who they serve, and try to understand any historical context and how well they are meeting the needs of families in the area. We use that information to make thoughtful choices about consolidations, boundaries, and programs. Select the StoryMap link below to learn more.…
Student Career Pathways
Join the Austin Youth Forest Council (paid positions) The City of Austin’s Youth Forest Council is an immersive, year long paid internship connecting young people (ages 16-20) in Austin to careers in natural resources and public service.
Nature
Did you know? Garden based learning improves grades, knowledge, and attitudes/behavior in Elementary, Middle, & High School levels.
Austin ISD Teacher of the Year finalists announced (En español)
Four Austin ISD teachers were selected as finalists for Austin ISD Teacher of the Year.
Apple Blossom Centers
Apple Blossom Centers Austin ISD is excited to offer a new Pre-K3 program in partnership with Travis County. Apple Blossom Centers offers half-day and afterschool care to supplement existing state-funded half-day Pre-K3 programs. This no-cost program offers care until 6 p.m., allowing parents to work, participate in job training, or attend school full-time to support their family's…