Thanks to the Partners in Education’s Excellence in Education Grant, students at Elsa England Elementary are able to build social skills while working alongside their friends through The Leopard Coffee Cart. Take a look at the magic of friendship and a good cup o’ joe.
Two Canyon Vista Middle School students have earned national recognition at the Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge, a national STEM contest for middle schoolers. Hosted by the Society for Science, the competition invites the top 10% of nationwide middle school participants from regional events.
Fourth grade students at Laurel Mountain Elementary School are making a difference.
Thanks to a grant from the Partners in Education Foundation the Adapted PE program was able to purchase six Overcomer devices. These devices can be used as a lever system for bats, hockey sticks, and other sports equipment to help special needs students with physical activities they would otherwise not be able to participate in.
Round Rock, Cedar Ridge, and McNeil succeed at UIL State Marching Contest and Bands of America Super Regionals.
Double File Elementary School hosted special guests, Mayor Craig Morgan, City Council Members, state representatives, district leadership, and local veterans for a special Veterans Day celebration.
Grisham Middle School invites students, families, teachers, and area residents to its second annual “Grizzgiving” community dinner.
Students at Success High School are learning firsthand from Aramark how to prepare food items, handle a kitchen knife, and other culinary skills to help succeed while in the kitchen.
Texas Bluebonnet nominee Fleur Bradley recently stopped by Gattis Elementary School to meet some of her young fans and tell them about what it takes to become a mystery author.
Westwood High School’s Tennis team has won its third straight University Interscholastic League (UIL) 6A State Championship.
Westwood High School science teacher Chris Mihealsick has been named 2025 Texas Teacher of the Year.
Students at Forest North Elementary sit down with new Round Rock ISD Police Chief Urrutia for some tough questions like what do you like to do for fun as well as more serious Q and A about his plans for the district police department.
As Homecoming season comes to a close at Round Rock ISD, we take a look at how two of our floral Career and Technical Education (CTE) pathways embraced a big Texas tradition– the Homecoming mum.
Grisham Middle School hosted its annual Grizzlies Giveback Non-Profit Fair, which fosters community engagement and encourages students to contribute to local causes as part of the school’s International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme.
🌼Happy Hispanic Heritage Month! 🌼
Our students can build their Round Rock ISD community beyond their everyday classes, such as with after-school groups, extracurricular clubs, and organizations like Early College High School’s Ballet Folklorico! 💃
