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We Are Girls Conference
Where: Austin High School, 1715 Cesar Chavez
CBAC Public Hearing
What: The Citizens' Bond Advisory Committee (CBAC) is charged with developing recommendations on the scope of work for a proposed new district bond program. The CBAC is seeking community input on its work to date. To submit your comments online please visit:http://www.austinisd.org/advisory-bodies/cbac/commentsFor more information please call (512) 414-2667.
CBAC Public Hearing
What: The Citizens' Bond Advisory Committee (CBAC) is charged with developing recommendations on the scope of work for a proposed new district bond program. The CBAC is seeking community input on its work to date. To submit your comments online please visit:http://www.austinisd.org/advisory-bodies/cbac/commentsFor more information please call (512) 414-2667.
Navarro Early College High School
Navarro Early College High School is a dynamic educational institution dedicated to the holistic development of its 1700 students. Our primary focus is on preparing students for post-secondary readiness, and to achieve this goal, we offer a diverse range of opportunities. At Navarro, we believe in…
AISD Delays Classes, Start Times Feb. 6 Due to Weather
AUSTIN, Texas—Austin ISD would like to inform its communities that all classes for Thursday, Feb. 6 have been delayed due to weather and road conditions.
T. A. Brown Elementary Hosts College and Career Day Event
More than 20 Austin-area professionals visited T. A. Brown Elementary School to speak with students about college and careers. The speakers shared stories May 18 about their professions and how they used their skills and personal interests to prepare for a fulfilling career.
AISD Hosts First District-wide Employee Health Fair
AUSTIN, Texas—Austin ISD employees and their families are invited to attend the district’s first Employee Health Fair on Saturday, Feb. 1, at Crockett High School, 5601 Manchaca Road.The fair is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and will provide employees with the opportunity to meet with wellness vendors, enjoy activities, attend mini-health seminars and win door prizes.
Home is Where the School Is
“The quality of area schools is consistently one of the most important factors that homebuyers consider when choosing a new home,” said Austin Board of Realtors President Barb Cooper. "Homebuyers want to know how local schools measure up, and they look to their Realtor to point them in the right direction.”That’s why Austin ISD and the Austin Board of Realtors have partnered to educate local…
Do’s and Don’ts: Communicating about the 2017 November Bond
This article was written specifically for Austin ISD employees.The Austin Independent School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved a November 7, 2017 bond election for $1,050,984,000, which would bring 21st century learning spaces to students without increasing our tax rate.This bond is designed to modernize or construct 16 new campus facilities, some of which will be replacement…
Help AISD Envision a Campus for All Northeast Austin Students
Austin ISD wants to hear from the community to discuss a possible facility on a 10-acre tract in the Mueller neighborhood in northeast Austin.The project is called Imagine Northeast Austin.Input is needed on the following questions: