Hopewell Middle School student Morgan Alexa Go and Westwood High School student Yunoo Kim won the Texas PTA Outstanding Interpretation Award and the National PTA Reflections Award of Excellence, respectively.
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Over 200 college and university representatives from across the country, many local employers with some offering financial support for continuing education, along with branches of our armed forces will be in attendance at Central Texas’ largest college and career fair set for Monday, Sept. 23 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Round Rock High School.
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Football fans who purchase tickets online the week of each varsity home game can avoid the line at the box office by going straight to the gate with their mobile friendly e-ticket or the printed ticket. The purchase price for online game tickets, including fees, are $8.25 per adult and $4.25 per student. At the game, tickets are available for purchase at the box office for $9.00 per person.
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On Monday, Sept. 30, band members from 16 District middle and high schools will take the field to perform in a Round Rock ISD musical exhibition tradition, Festival of Bands, in its 20th year.
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When a child is confronted with stressful life challenges, it can be overwhelming. Now, Round Rock ISD students who may benefit from the help of a mental health professional can access therapy free-of-charge through the Round Rock ISD Mental Health Centers.
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Last spring, students a Caraway Elementary School spent a week on various challenges to test their science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics skills during STEAM week.
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The 2019-2020 school year is set to start on Thursday, Aug. 15. Staff at campuses are eager to meet new students and welcome back returning students.
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Studies show that children who don’t read or practice skills during summer vacation experience a slide in their reading and academic abilities by the time they return to school in the Fall.Round Rock ISD Director of Library Services, Ami Uselman, offers her top tips for students to avoid the summer slide.
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Jollyville Elementary School has been recognized as a Project ADAM (Automatic Defibrillators in Adam’s Memory) Texas Heart Safe School by Cook Children’s Medical Center thanks to the efforts of Colleen Sanchez, RN, the school’s nurse.
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This summer, dive into a good book. The Round Rock ISD Pop Up Library will be visiting local parks and other locations throughout the District, distributing books to community members.
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Round Rock ISD Director of Health Services, Elaine Douville, RN, BSN, NCSN, offers her top tips for student summer health.
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Starting May 29, through the end of June, eight Round Rock ISD locations will provide children 18 years and younger access to free, healthy meals.
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Congratulations Grad, you did it! Graduation is both the end of a chapter and a new beginning. If...
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Round Rock ISD campuses will serve students free breakfast on State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR) test days, May 13 -16.
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Soon to be graduates transitioning to life after graduation are encouraged to come to the College and Career Action Expo on Monday, June 10 at Cedar Ridge High School in the cafeteria from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Passionate educators are invited to attend the Round Rock ISD Teacher Job Fair on Saturday, April 27 from 9 to 11:30 a.m. at Stony Point High School, 1801 Tiger Trail in Round Rock. Doors open at 8:30 a.m.!
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Library Services at Round Rock ISD provide students free, 24/7 online and mobile access to over 2,000 e-books and 34 subscription research resources, in English and Spanish.
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Ace the Round Rock ISD Food Services mascot and Spike from the Round Rock Express are teaming up for National School Breakfast Week, March 4-8. Round Rock ISD elementary students who eat breakfast at school could win a Round Rock Express Kids Club Pack.
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Round Rock High School hosted the 2nd annual Central Texas Teen and Kids Comic Con where more than 3,500 attendees showed up for costume contests, meet local artists and vendors, and most importantly, to encourage students to read.
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Over 20 campuses competed in the third annual Reading Rumble, a competition where middle school students across the District answer trivia questions from 11 books they were challenged to read. Watch the video to learn more.
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