Round Rock ISD music ensembles are ending the University Interscholastic League (UIL) season on a high note, posting their strongest performance since 2020.
This year, 87% of ensembles received superior ratings in Concert Performance and 86% received superior ratings in Sight Reading. That marks a 7% increase in superior ratings compared to the previous school year.
“This was an amazing season filled with exceptional performances,” said Jager Loyde, Director of Fine Arts – Music. “It’s a true testament to the dedication of our students and directors. What a way to represent Round Rock ISD!”
A total of 132 ensembles participated in the 2024 UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Evaluations, including 42 bands, 40 choirs, and 50 orchestras.
Superior Ratings by Category:
- High School Band — Concert: 15 | Sight Reading: 15
- Middle School Band — Concert: 23 | Sight Reading: 23
- High School Choir — Concert: 18 | Sight Reading: 17
- Middle School Choir — Concert: 14 | Sight Reading: 13
- High School Orchestra — Concert: 23 | Sight Reading: 25
- Middle School Orchestra — Concert: 22 | Sight Reading: 21
In total, 115 ensembles received superior ratings in concert, and 114 received superior ratings in sight reading.
Round Rock ISD congratulates all students, directors, and staff for their commitment and excellence throughout the UIL season.
