Board of Trustees approve architect for Elementary #35
Making progress on Elementary #35, the Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees approved architects to develop master plans and designs for the campus during its regular meeting in April.
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Category: Elementary Schools
Three Round Rock ISD campuses named Project Lead The Way Distinguished Schools
Joe Lee Johnson Elementary STEAM Academy and Round Rock and McNeil high schools were named Project Lead The Way (PLTW) Distinguished Schools for the 2018 – 2019 school year. This year, only 14 elementary schools were recognized, and nine high schools received this distinction in the state of Texas.
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Nine Round Rock ISD campuses named Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase schools
Nine Round Rock ISD schools received the Capturing Kids’ Hearts National Showcase Schools award for the 2018-2019 school year from the Flippen Group.
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I Lead by Casting a Vision: Amanda Molina
Amanda Molina leads her campus by investing time and casting a vision with her teachers, which improves their skills and improves student achievement.
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Sommer, Pearson Ranch students earn top marks at Destination Imagination State Tournament
Showing off their imagination and problem- solving skills, teams from Sommer Elementary School and Pearson Ranch Middle School were named some of the top performers at the 2019 Destination Imagination Texas Affiliate Tournament on in March.
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Berkman Principal named H-E-B Excellence in Education finalist
Walking into the cafeteria to the cheers of students and staff at Berkman Elementary Arts Integration Academy, principal Kathy Cawthorn received the surprise of the year as she was named a finalist for the H-E-B Excellence in Education Principal Award.
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Kids Rock the Nation donates guitars to Berkman Elementary
Florida based non-profit Kids Rock the Nation (KRTN), Inc. brought down the house during an...
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Westwood, Canyon Vista students named 2019 State Chess Champions
Making all of the right moves, students from Westwood High School, Laurel Mountain Elementary School and Canyon Vista and Pearson Ranch middle schools earned top marks and championship titles at the 2019 Texas Scholastic Chess Championships.
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Blackland Prairie, Double File Trail and Teravista Elementary Schools Celebrated Leadership Day
Students at Blackland Prairie, Double File Trail and Teravista elementary schools are challenged to learn the seven habits of highly effective people.
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Register for Community Education Summer Camps
The Round Rock ISD Community Education Department offers Central Texas children, ages 5 -18, summer activity camps beginning the first week of June through August 1. Camps are held Monday through Thursday.
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Sommer Elementary School Economics Fair
Third-grade Students at Sommer Elementary created and sold upcycled products as part of their Project Based Learning (PBL). They raised over $3,500 and donated it to the Round Rock Serving Center!
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Pre-K Rodeo Registration Event Set For July
Round Rock ISD Pre-K Rodeo is a two-day registration event that welcomes early learners, who turn 4 years old by Sept. 1, 2019, for the 2019-2020 school year. Parents are encouraged to pre-register online before attending the Pre-K Rodeo on Tuesday, July 16 or Wednesday, July 17. Online registration for Pre-K opens Monday, July 8.
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England student convinces Taco Bell to bring back queso fries
England Elementary School 2nd grade student, Bhumi, wrote a persuasive letter to Taco Bell as part of their creative learning curriculum. Taco Bell read the letter and responded.
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I Lead by Fostering Connectivity: Briana Malia
Briana Malia, a nurse at Berkman Elementary School, leads her campus by collaborating with organizations to ensure that she and the school can maximize the services available to students.
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Academic calendar for 2020-2021 approved by Board of Trustees
The Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees approved the academic calendar for the 2020-2021 school year during its regular meeting on Feb.28. Much like the 2018-2019 and 2019-2020 calendars, the 2020-2021 academic calendar includes 75,600 operational minutes. A state professional development waiver accounts for 2,100 operational minutes through the use of five Professional Development Days within the school year.
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