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This meeting is in-person at General Marshall MS, 4401 Tilley St, Austin , TX 78723. Please visit our website often for information about upcoming meetings and events, news, resources, and how to get involved.
Dyslexia Resources
TEA Dyslexia Fact Sheet for Families English TEA Dyslexia Fact Sheet for Families Spanish
Family Empower Hour: Texas Transition and Employment Guide
Join Austin ISD's Special Education Team for an overview of TEA’s Texas Transition and Employment Guide. This session will highlight important sections of the guide, offering practical strategies and resources for planning education, employment, and independent living goals after high school. Wednesday, December 17 12 p.m. or 6 p.m. Virtual Meeting Link
Family Empower Hour: Texas Transition and Employment Guide
Join Austin ISD's Special Education Team for an overview of TEA’s Texas Transition and Employment Guide. This session will highlight important sections of the guide, offering practical strategies and resources for planning education, employment, and independent living goals after high school. Wednesday, December 17 12 p.m. or 6 p.m. Virtual Meeting Link
Transition Services for Students with Disabilities Resources
Austin ISD Transition team is dedicated to provide students and their families transition planning and resource referral appropriate to their needs. Select a heading to expand content.
Resources
College Readiness Roadmap (English) College Readiness Roadmap (Spanish)
Family Empower Hour: Practical Strategies for Students with Dyslexia
Join Austin ISD Special Education for an encouraging and down-to-earth session designed for both parents and educators. Together, we’ll break down what dyslexia and related learning differences really mean and share simple, effective strategies that can be used at home and in the classroom. You’ll walk away with tools for reading and study support, tips for building organization and study habits…
Family Empower Hour: Practical Strategies for Students with Dyslexia
Join Austin ISD Special Education for an encouraging and down-to-earth session designed for both parents and educators. Together, we’ll break down what dyslexia and related learning differences really mean and share simple, effective strategies that can be used at home and in the classroom. You’ll walk away with tools for reading and study support, tips for building organization and study habits…
Forms & Resources
All students participating in athletics, marching band, cheerleading, drill team, and dance will be required to obtain a new physical prior to participating in any practice or activity for the 2026-27 school year. Please contact crystal.victorino@austinisd.org for more information.
Austin ISD Board approves 24 state-mandated turnaround plans, school consolidation and programmatic reassignments
The Austin ISD Board of Trustees voted to approve 24 state-mandated turnaround plans. The Board’s action included additional votes, which approved the closure and consolidation of 10 schools due to TAPs and programmatic moves, beginning in the 2026–27 school year.