All students* in Pre-K through grade 12 ARE REQUIRED to wear a mask over their nose and mouth (no valves/vented masks) on buses, other District vehicles, inside school buildings, and anywhere on school grounds, including outside. Face masks must be properly worn, covering the student’s mouth and nose. The use of neck gaiters as a face covering is discouraged.
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District health and safety teams have taken great care in preparing campuses to receive students back to our schools safely.
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Round Rock ISD is getting ready for another year of excellence in education and preparing to welcome students back into our classrooms. Families who choose on-campus learning at the middle and high school level will notice that our campuses may look and operate a little differently this year, but what exactly will that look like for students?
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In accordance with recently released guidelines from the University Interscholastic League (UIL) and the Texas Education Agency (TEA), Round Rock ISD will allow students on a voluntary basis to participate in summer strength and conditioning programs at the District’s five comprehensive high school campuses beginning Monday, June 8 and continuing through July 31.
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As seniors across Round Rock ISD prepare to end their high school experience, we take a moment to...
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Turning a massive, traditional education system “on a dime,” so to speak, into a virtual environment has been challenging and complicated, particularly as we worked to ensure all of our students had access to the tools they needed to continue learning. There are no words to adequately express my gratitude for your patience and support and to our dedicated educators, administrators and operations staff who worked day and night to support students.We are all ready to turn the page on 2019-2020, but we also know we still face an uncertain future. With that in mind, I want to share with you our plans for the summer and how we are working to design the 2020-2021 school year.
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Round Rock ISD students will be able to keep Chromebooks and internet hotspots that were checked out this school year during the summer. Students will keep their devices to support instructional continuity and access to educational resources and bring them to their campuses once schools are safely reopened.
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We recently presented each Teacher of Year in the district with a token of appreciation and paid a...
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With the transition to at-home learning, one of the biggest questions middle school parents may have is how grading will work for the spring semester? In this video, we explain how grades will be calculated for middle school students. Have more grading questions? Visit the FAQ section at roundrockisd.org/coronavirus.
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Round Rock ISD teachers are rock stars, and although they may not be in their classrooms, they...
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Beginning next week, Round Rock ISD teachers will use Google Meet to host check-ins with groups of students as an extension of our asynchronous learning model. We recognize the critical importance of the student-teacher connection and we are asking our teachers to provide at least one opportunity a week for students to join in a video chat through Google Meet. Your student’s participation in these video conferences is optional.
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In the best interest of the health and safety of our students and staff, and in accordance with an Executive Order issued by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, Round Rock ISD schools and offices will remain closed for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year.
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In Round Rock ISD, we believe strongly in serving the “whole student”, particularly during these unprecedented times. Though schools are closed, counseling services and behavioral health resources and educational materials are available for both parents and students to access any time of day. These resources are aimed at supporting mental and behavioral health as students and parents continue the at-home learning experience.
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Our District was informed that a Round Rock ISD employee has received a positive diagnosis of COVID-19. This employee is a food service worker who most recently prepared and distributed curbside meals at Anderson Mill Elementary School. The employee’s last day on campus was Tuesday, March 31.
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Need-based Chromebook distribution has been rescheduled for April 8 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Round Rock High School. The curbside distribution will take place to the south of the school’s main entrance, located at 201 Deep Wood Dr, Round Rock, TX 78681. Towards the pool and main entrance area of the gymnasium.
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