Easy steps to view student STAAR scores
Results of the 2021 State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness, or STAAR test for grades 3 through 11, will be available to view online Monday, June 28.
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Author: Dianne Foletto
Safety and Security Committee to hold Spring meeting, May 18.
The Round Rock ISD Safety and Security Committee will hold its Spring 2021 meeting, virtually on...
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Students to keep District-issued Chromebooks this summer
Round Rock ISD is excited to announce all students will be able to keep their District-issued Chromebook over the summer. Having access to a Chromebook device promotes consistency and equitable access to online learning opportunities for all students.
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City of Round Rock to honor Class of 2021 with historic water tower light display
Each night tower lights will display a featured high school color, rotating every 30 minutes to show all the colors for each of the District’s high schools. The lighting schedule correlates with the school’s graduation day.
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Hopewell Middle School receives donations from community partners
Hopewell Middle School is proud to recognize community partners who have made a positive contribution to our school’s culture.
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Mental Health Awareness Month observed in May
No one should feel alone in their mental health journey or without the resources and support they need. May is observed as Mental Health Awareness Month to spur conversations and highlight the importance of mental well-being.
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“Summer Melt” Counselors guide Grads with higher ed, jobs
Congratulations Grad, you did it! Graduation is both the end of a chapter and a new beginning. If you’re unsure of what comes next, your summer melt counselor can help!
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Round Rock ISD Librarian wins prestigious Texas Library Associations Award
Forest North Elementary School librarian Kristen Fournier is the 2021 recipient of the Texas Library Associations Siddie Joe Johnson Award, honoring her outstanding achievement in children’s library service.
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Board of Trustees launches survey for input on superintendent search
The Round Rock Independent School District Board of Trustees is moving forward in its search to identify the District’s next Superintendent of Schools. Round Rock ISD and the Board of Trustees are committed to a transparent process as we search for the District’s next leader. An essential part of the process is obtaining feedback from everyone in the community.
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Class of 2021 Graduation and Commencement Ceremonies
As the Class of 2021 gets set to graduate, Round Rock ISD has scheduled two options for students at Cedar Ridge, McNeil, Stony Point, Round Rock, and Westwood high schools to choose how they would like to commemorate their milestone moment.
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Round Rock ISD Bus Driver named Regional Bus Driver of the Year
Round Rock ISD bus driver Norman Briscoe has been named the 2020-2021 Regional Bus Driver of the Year. Each year Property Casualty Alliance of Texas honors an exceptional bus driver who exhibits a consistent desire to positively influence both students and co-workers through their actions and attitudes.
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Round Rock ISD Health Services holds student vision, hearing, and spinal screening event
On Monday, March 29, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Round Rock ISD Health Services will hold student vision, hearing, and spinal screening events. No appointment is necessary. The events, being held at Raymond E. Hartfield Performing Arts Center and the Stony Point Auditorium, provide students who haven’t had the opportunity to be checked a convenient location to participate in their state-required health screenings. Round Rock ISD COVID-19 health and safety protocols will be enforced.
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Class of 2021 end of year updates
In a little over 12 weeks, the resilient and persistent young people who are the Class of 2021 will become graduates. This update provides Seniors and their families with the most current information about upcoming events as the Class of 2021 finishes their final semester of high school.
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State-mandated student assessments return for Spring 2021
After being canceled in the Spring of 2020 due to the pandemic, state-mandated student testing returns in April.
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Student immunizations are required to be up-to-date by March 31
Beginning Wednesday, March 31, Round Rock ISD will require all students to have up-to-date immunization records on file, be in the process of receiving vaccines, or have a valid exemption on file to be enrolled in school. School vaccination requirements are in effect regardless of whether a student’s learning location is virtual or on-campus.
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Community resources to apply for assistance for disaster relief
Round Rock ISD understands that the February storms have left a lasting impact on our community. If the February storms have damaged your living situation, you may qualify for aid.
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Curbside meal service for the week of Feb. 22 – Feb. 26
Round Rock ISD Food Services resumes curbside meal service on Monday, Feb. 22, from noon to 1:30 p.m. All children under 18 years old can receive free breakfast and lunch. Breakfast includes an entree, fruit and 8-ounce milk. Lunch includes an entree, serving of fruit and vegetable, with 8-ounce milk.
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Find Emergency Cold Weather Shelters in Travis and Williamson County
Find Emergency Cold Weather Shelters in Travis and Williamson County. Social workers with Round Rock ISD Behavioral Health Services have compiled a list of emergency cold weather shelters in Travis and Williamson County.
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Round Rock ISD opens kindergarten enrollment on March 1
Round Rock ISD is eager to welcome a new class of 5-year-old students into kindergarten classrooms. Parents/guardians of children turning 5 on or by September 1, 2021, have their first opportunity to enroll their student in kindergarten for the 2021-2022 school year on Monday, March 1.
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Class of 2021 Spring update and planning information
The Class of 2021 is in the home stretch. District high school leaders have assembled this update to inform students and families of what’s coming up for the Class of 2021 as students prepare for graduation.
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