Dr. LaShanda Lewis is Round Rock ISD’s Director of Counseling Services. As the director, Lewis oversees the District’s social and emotional learning, teen parent program, child development centers, and the elementary, middle, and high school counselors.
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Our team of special education educators relentlessly champion the student crafting highly specialized plans that may include offering services in a general education learning environment, creating a smaller setting, or changing campuses to access clustered specialized services. Depending on a student’s needs, services can start at birth and continue through 21 years old.
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Students in the General Employable Skills class, a special education elective, at Cedar Ridge High School have formed a fashion earring business called Delightful Dangles. Students design, manufacture, sell and fulfill custom earring orders.
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The Round Rock Independent School District Board of Trustees met in a called meeting Thursday and named Dr. Daniel Presley to serve as Acting Superintendent of Schools.
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“Each of you, as an individual, must pick your own goals. Listen to others, but do not become a blind follower.” These are the words of the late Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall, a contemporary of Dr. Martin Luther King (MLK). As we observe MLK Day in 2022, I find Justice Marshall’s words more salient now than they were when he was alive. In 2022, the need for diversity of thought and dialectical thinking will be of cardinal importance as we continue to move towards educational equity.
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We are excited to welcome students back to campus tomorrow, Wednesday, Jan. 5. On Dec. 30, a COVID-19 protocol update was emailed to families, informing that masks will continue to be required in Round Rock ISD facilities. Additionally, we will continue to limit visitors on campus due to the surge in COVID-19 cases in Williamson and Travis counties and across the state and nation.
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January is National Mentoring Month – Mentorship can play a pivotal role in a child’s life. More than 400 District students, Pre-K through grade 12, need a mentor. The Round Rock ISD mentor program matches interested elementary, middle, and high school students with adult volunteer mentors.
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