Category: Superintendent of Schools

Dr. Azaiez, Superintendent of Schools, January 24 community message

Our students and staff have incredible opportunities thanks to the support of our Board of Trustees. They help shape our district’s mission, set goals, and approve funding essential for recruiting and retaining talented staff and offering a variety of unique programs that benefit our students.

Dr. Azaiez, Superintendent of Schools, January 10 community message

If you’re not where you think you should be at this point in the school year or struggled last semester, remember that setbacks are a natural part of any journey. They’re often stepping stones toward success and personal growth. Embrace the opportunity to start anew and keep moving forward!

Dr. Azaiez, Superintendent of Schools, December 6 community message

Almost every day, I hear about an impressive new accolade or recognition earned by our incredible students and teachers. These remarkable achievements highlight the dedication our teachers and staff bring to ensuring our students are academically prepared for success.

Veterans Day Celebration

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.

Dr. Azaiez, Superintendent of Schools, October 18 community message

Attending school events fills me with immense pride and joy. Each time I step into a gym buzzing with excitement during a volleyball game or a theater filled with laughter and applause for a student performance, I am reminded of the incredible talent and hard work our students put into their passions.

Dr. Azaiez, Superintendent of Schools, August 23 community message

What truly sets our district apart is our staff’s relentless commitment, along with the involvement of our parent and community volunteers, PTA, Partners in Education Foundation, Booster Clubs, and community and business partners who prioritize our students’ well-being.

Bond 2024 Announcement

Voters will consider four propositions that provide upgrades and address needs throughout the district.
Round Rock ISD trustees Thursday night called for a $998 million bond election to provide upgrades and address needs throughout the district. This is the district’s first bond in six years and would allow the district to replace instructional technology, HVAC, and other systems that are nearing the end of their useful lives.

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