Budget Community Conversations

Austin ISD has kicked off its district-wide series of public conversations about the district’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2024-25. Conversations are in English and Spanish. There are some virtual and some in-person meeting options. We look forward to seeing you!

23rd Annual PROMRack

The Write To Me Foundation in cooperation with the Greater Austin Community of volunteers, corporations, agencies, non-profits, and community organizations will host its annual prom dress giveaway in Central Texas.

2026 Budget Process

Recapture Passed by the 86th Texas Legislature in 2019, House Bill 3 (HB3) made substantial changes to Austin ISD's Chapter 49 (previously Chapter 41) recapture payment. House Bill 3 amended the Education Code to transfer certain sections from Chapter 41 to Chapter 49, and revised formulas used to determine excess local revenue under the FSP by adding Subchapter F, Chapter 48, Education Code,…

2024-25 Timeline

En español September In-person Meeting

Stop for Students: AISD, City of Austin Partner to Prepare Students for the New School Year at 13th Annual Back to School Bash

2022 Bond Construction Kick-Off (En español)

Thank you for your support in 2023! Over the last year a lot of work has gone into the 2022 Bond projects and we’re wrapping up the year on a high note. On Dec. 12, we hosted the construction kick-off for Odom Elementary School — the first major school renovation as part of the 2022 Bond.

African American Heritage Celebration

Now in its 41st year, the African American Heritage Celebration began in 1983 under the leadership of former Austin ISD Associate Superintendent William Charles Akins. With a 2024 theme of “Illuminating African Americans and the Arts," this event showcases the academic achievements of our students, the dedication and leadership of our staff, and the commitment of our community partners. …

Austin ISD seeks input in redesign of Metz outdoor space (En español)

We’re reimagining the Metz Elementary School outdoor space after earning a grant from the U.S. Department of Education to support outdoor learning. The community is invited to complete a confidential six-question survey to provide feedback on how the project moves forward. Why it matters: The new Metz Outdoor Wonder and Learning Center aims to cultivate outdoor learning experiences…

How Austin ISD is feeding the community over the summer (En español)

Children need nutritious meals to learn, grow, and thrive—even when school is out. Austin ISD is providing free breakfast and lunch for students at many schools throughout the summer through a federally funded Texas Department of Agriculture meal program. 

Elementary and Secondary Transition Supports

Transition planning in Texas legally starts before a student’s 14th birthday, but it is never too early to work on transition planning. Participating in career and technical education courses (CTE), completing transition assessments and participating job internships are important for student growth and understanding the workforce.