Certified athletic trainers and sports medicine doctors from Ascension Seton Sports Performance, a part of Ascension Seton and Dell Children’s, ensure Round Rock ISD student-athletes receive optimal care in the athletic training setting with preventative education and services.
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The McNeil High School choir traveled throughout their learning community to perform holiday carols for Round Rock ISD residents this holiday season. The group started the tradition last year, and with the enthusiastic response they have seen, they hope to make it an annual event.
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Through a partnership with Texas State University – Round Rock, 21 District K-12 teachers attended a STEM-for-All professional development day designed to build and educate diverse pipelines of future scientists and STEM leaders. Our educators immersed themselves in NASA’s Artemis Mission to establish a base camp on the moon.
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Round Rock ISD adult enrichment classes are an excellent way to spend time with a friend, discover a new interest, or meet people who enjoy similar activities.
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Rose White has been selected as the Round Rock ISD Assistant Chief of Police. White has nearly 30 years of experience serving in various law enforcement roles, 20 of which were in a public school setting. She recently served as the Police Captain for The School District of Palm Beach County, Florida, the tenth largest school district in the nation.
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Superintendent Dr. Azaiez stopped by Forest North Elementary for a book reading. He read Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats to Mr. Hashbarger’s Special Education classroom.
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Marking its 100th year, Hopewell school opened in Round Rock ISD in 1922 as the first campus in the District for African Americans. Looking back, past students and community members reflect on the campus’ history and how that history has shaped the present.
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Striving to enhance the counseling resources and services provided to students, campus counseling programs at Laurel Mountain and Spicewood elementary schools and Canyon Vista, Grisham and Pearson Ranch middle schools were named 2022 Lone Star State School Counselor Association (LSSSCA) Award Winners.
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Help us recognize and honor the hard work of the teachers and staff in the Round Rock ISD community by offering special services and discounts and becoming a part of the District’s Work Perk program.
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Through a partnership with Austin Community College (ACC), students attending Early College High School are given the tools to succeed while immersed in a higher education experience, beginning their freshman year of high school and ending with an associate’s degree or up to 60 hours of college credit.
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Through the Education and Training program students in Round Rock ISD get in-the-classroom teacher training. These students are part of a program that begins in the high school classroom with principles of education and training, human growth and development and instructional practices. Upon completion of those courses, juniors and seniors in the practicum portion of the program travel to elementary and middle school campuses shadowing teachers and even leading portions of the learning themselves.
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Round Rock ISD student-athletes recently took the next steps towards becoming collegiate athletes by signing early letters of intent. When student-athletes sign a National Letter of Intent, they have officially committed to continue their athletic careers at the collegiate level. The National Letter of Intent is issued to prospective student-athletes with a scholarship.
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Pearson Ranch Middle School Dance Teacher Kelley Morgan has been named Dance Educator of the Year by the Texas Dance Educators Association (TDEA).
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Today, we celebrate those who have and continue to protect and serve our country. We thank you for your bravery and sacrifice. In this video, we reached out to future veterans, students in the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps in Round Rock ISD, who have enlisted in the armed forces and will be protecting our freedoms soon to ask who or what inspired them to join.
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Superintendent of Schools Dr. Azaiez shares his gratitude this Veterans Day to all those who have served.
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At Cedar Valley Middle School students can be heard yelling “Dude, Be Nice,” throughout the day. The idea of the campaign is to spread kindness and help prevent bullying on campus and students say it’s really making a difference.
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Round Rock ISD voters have re-elected current Board President Amber Feller to serve four more years as the Place 3 Trustee. Board Secretary Amy Weir and Vice President Tiffanie Harrison were also elected to second terms as the Place 5 and Place 6 Trustees, respectively. The outcome is according to unofficial election results from Travis and Williamson counties.
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Competing against the best high school in Texas, the Cedar Ridge High School and Round Rock High School Marching Bands hit high notes at University Interscholastic League (UIL) State Marching Band Contest held from Nov. 8-10 at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Cedar Ridge placed 3rd, the best in the campus’ history, and Round Rock High School placed 10th in the 6A division.
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In the Dragon Print Shop at Round Rock High School, students can learn skills from graphic design to screen printing to printing large banners and posters. The Dragon Print Shop runs like a business and takes orders from outside clients, allowing students to gain knowledge of the business aspect while working at a full-on print shop.
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Round Rock ISD’s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Departments’ cultural community calendar intends to recognize and widely identify awareness months and day(s)for the myriad backgrounds that contribute to our community. The online calendar features a collection of local opportunities to enjoy, experience, and celebrate diversity in our neighborhoods and community.
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