Dr. Azaiez, Superintendent of Schools, April 25 community message
Our schools thrive because of the time, energy, and passion our volunteers bring to the district. We have more than 8,500 active family volunteers serving as mentors, W.A.T.C.H. Dogs, chaperones, booster club members, classroom helpers, event organizers, library aides, and more. Their commitment to our students and staff is truly magical.
Board Brief for April 17, 2025 Regular Board Meeting
The regular board meeting on April 17, 2025 the board was updated about this school year's budget, the procurement process for construction projects, and 2024 Bond projects that are in the works.
Chloe’s Pet Corral
We followed Chloe, a Cedar Valley Middle School student, and her annual Pet Corral drive that helps local animal shelters and rescues. She has raised more than $10,000 over the years.
Here at Round Rock ISD, it starts with supporting student’s goals, and #ItStartsWithUs
Round Rock ISD earns B rating from TEA for 2023
With the recent dismissal of a lawsuit regarding Texas school districts’ accountability ratings, the Texas Education Agency has released scores for 2023.
Early College High School students gear up for their Academic UIL launch
Early College High School (ECHS) students are preparing to officially compete in Academic University Interscholastic League (UIL) events for the 2025–26 school year.
Round Rock ISD Trustees approve Juneteenth as district holiday
Trustees approved a resolution to observe Juneteenth—June 19—as an official district holiday.
Teacher Resident program
As we wrap up the end of the school year, we reflect on one of our newest programs, the RROCK Residency. We followed some of our Teacher Residents throughout the year at C. D. Fulkes Middle School and tracked their experience.
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Round Rock ISD Principal Named 2025 Texas Alliance of Black School Educators Principal of the Year
Round Rock Opportunity Center Principal Donald Bosier has been named the 2025 Texas Alliance of Black School Educators Principal of the Year.
Round Rock ISD receives top architectural honor
Round Rock ISD was honored at the annual Texas Association of School Administrators Midwinter Conference, receiving the Caudill Award, the highest honor in the annual Exhibit of School Architecture competition.
Ridgeview Middle School Esports team ranks first nationally
Ridgeview Middle School‘s Esports team, the RMS Champs, is ranked the number one school nationwide. The team earned the designation from the Middle School Esports League Central Division for Rocket League 2v2.
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Dr. Deborah Wills Covault named Union Hill’s Principal
Dr. Deborah Wills Covault is the new principal of Union Hill Elementary School.
Shawn Miller named Cedar Ridge High School Principal
Shawn Miller is the new Principal of Cedar Ridge High School, starting Sept. 9.
Kayren Gray was named the new Chief of Access and Opportunity
Kayren Gray is Round Rock ISD’s new Chief of Access and Opportunity. In this role, she will continue to lead the district’s effort to create equitable learning environments for every student enrolled in our schools and programs.
Dr. Bonita Teasley named Executive Director of Special Education
Teasley has a robust special education leadership, policy, and curriculum development background.
Richard Andreucci named Director of Safety and Security
Andreucci has over 19 years of combined police and security experience, providing safety and security for Texas municipalities, higher education, and corporate industry.
Jennifer Wagner named Director of Behavioral Health Services
Jennifer Wagner has been named Round Rock ISD’s Director of Behavioral Health Services.
Dr. Laura Carlin-Gonzalez named Executive Director of Teaching and Learning
Dr. Laura Carlin-Gonzalez has been named Round Rock ISD's executive director of teaching and learning, where she will provide leadership and oversight for the District’s teaching and learning programs, including curriculum and assessment, library services, professional development, and instructional technology.
Angelica Negrete named Wells Branch Elementary Arts Integration Academy principal
Negrete has more than 20 years of experience in education. She is bilingual Spanish and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in interdisciplinary studies from the University of Texas at El Paso, and earned her Master’s degree in administration and supervision from the University of Phoenix in Santa Teresa.