Round Rock ISD trustees elect first Black board president
The Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees made history in November when Tiffanie N. Harrison was chosen...
The Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees made history in November when Tiffanie N. Harrison was chosen...
Round Rock ISD invites the community to join us in extending a warm thank you to our Board of Trustees during School Board Appreciation Month.
Eighth-grade students will begin their first year of high school in a few short months. Designing a successful future-ready plan is unique for each student and may include college, trade school, or the armed forces.
Join a virtual four-year planning session and learn how to create a four-year high school plan to increase your student’s future-ready opportunities.
The SMART tag™ Parent App replaces the Parent Portal, providing a more convenient and user-friendly experience.
Round Rock ISD families can access student STAAR scores through the Home Access Center (HAC) over the next few weeks.
Round Rock ISD students will take home their district-issued Chromebook over the summer.
Round Rock ISD teachers and paraprofessionals are invaluable to the growth and development of our...
P-TECH’s first cohort of 24 aspiring nurses took their first step towards a future in high-skill health science careers as licensed vocational nurses by signing their program letter of intent.
Beginning this fall, all 11 middle schools within the District will introduce “Accelerated Science 1” for sixth graders, allowing students to opt into the program.
Round Rock ISD’s Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-TECH) is a public-private partnership involving Austin Community College and St. David’s Healthcare that will prepare students for high-skill health science jobs.
Wednesday, Jan. 31 is the last day of the early submission period for students to submit their 2024-2025 school year Early College High School declaration forms for admission consideration.
The first year of high school is critical in ensuring your child is set up for success. The selection of classes can impact your student’s performance in post-secondary opportunities, whether they decide to attend college or pursue another route after high school.
Eighth-grade students who meet all promotion requirements from eighth to ninth grade are encouraged to apply.
Eighth-grade students and their families are invited to in-person information sessions to learn more about student life and how to apply at ECHS or for the P-TECH program. Information about the IB® programme offered at Westwood and Stony Point high schools will also be presented.
. Fulkes, Deerpark, and Hernandez middle schools received a $10,000 Project Lead the Way (PLTW) grant to expand their pre-engineering programs. The awarded grants will fund expanded student access and early career exposure to the engineering field, introduce new course modules, bolster educator training, purchase equipment, and increase field trip opportunities.