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Conversation Corps at Oak Hill ES
AISD is a key partner in hosting Conversation Corps dialogues. Every month, groups of civic-minded folks convene all around town to discuss a topic that affects communities directly. Conversations take place in a variety of venues - schools, houses of worship, community centers, coffee shops and restaurants – and last about an hour. Trained facilitators lead the group through a…
Conversation Corps at Barrington ES
AISD is a key partner in hosting Conversation Corps dialogues. Every month, groups of civic-minded folks convene all around town to discuss a topic that affects communities directly. Conversations take place in a variety of venues - schools, houses of worship, community centers, coffee shops and restaurants – and last about an hour. Trained facilitators lead the group through a…
Conversation Corps at LBJ
AISD is a key partner in hosting Conversation Corps dialogues. Every month, groups of civic-minded folks convene all around town to discuss a topic that affects communities directly. Conversations take place in a variety of venues - schools, houses of worship, community centers, coffee shops and restaurants – and last about an hour. Trained facilitators lead the group through a structured…
Conversation Corps at Palm ES
AISD is a key partner in hosting Conversation Corps dialogues. Every month, groups of civic-minded folks convene all around town to discuss a topic that affects communities directly. Conversations take place in a variety of venues - schools, houses of worship, community centers, coffee shops and restaurants – and last about an hour. Trained facilitators lead the group through a…
Introducing the Austin ISD Inclusion Calendar
We’ve updated our Austin ISD calendar to be more inclusive of major faith and cultural observances within the AISD community. Why it matters: We’ve unintentionally scheduled some school events on important religious holidays in the past.
Thank You for Contacting Us
Your crowdfunding application has been submitted. You should be contacted by your campus principal regarding your application. Until then, make sure to check out the following resources: View the current Austin ISD Crowdfunding Guidelines. Read our list of Crowdfunding Frequently Asked Questions.
AISD Meal Sites Closed for Labor Day
All Austin ISD meal sites will be closed in observance of the Labor Day holiday on Monday, Sept. 7. To provide food for the three day weekend, children and their caregivers will receive two meal packs on Thursday, Sept. 3, and three meal packs on Friday, Sept. 4. AISD provides free curbside meals for any child under 19, or those over the age of 19 who are utilizing special education…
HopeFest 2020 to Offer Flu Vaccines and Fun
To increase access to the flu vaccine this year, Austin Voices for Education and Youth in association with Austin ISD is hosting HopeFest this Saturday, Oct. 24 from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Northeast Early College High School (7104 Berkman Drive Austin, 78752). HopeFest is a resource fair where families are able to get free drive-thru flu shots quickly and easily. HopeFest will…
Crockett Block Party
Friends, family and community members are invited to join the Crockett Vertical Team as they celebrate the end of a successful 50th year from 11 a.m.–3 p.m. at Crockett Early College High School, 5601 Manchaca Road. The Crockett Block Party will feature family-centered games and activities, performances by students from across the vertical team, food and a resource fair. For more information,…
Austin ISD Sustainability Office Launches Newsletter Focused on Energy Conservation
Did you know that utilities are the second-highest cost for the district behind salaries and that 39% of all energy is used in buildings nationwide? We are excited to announce the AISD Energy Champion Newsletter, which will be published a few times each year to promote engagement activities, announce contests, and share conservation tips and resources.