School Board We Thank You
January is School Board Recognition Month. We thank you for your countless hours and dedication every month to ensure our District is one of the best in Texas.
January is School Board Recognition Month. We thank you for your countless hours and dedication every month to ensure our District is one of the best in Texas.
A Holiday Message from Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Hafedh Azaiez
Round Rock ISD Superintendent Dr. Hafedh Azaiez spoke at the Texas Capitol Thursday at a news conference highlighting the impact a private-school voucher program would have on Texas public schools.
The Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees has approved a one-year extension of Superintendent Dr. Hafedh Azaiez’s contract which now runs through June 2026. The Board voted on the extension in a special called meeting on Wednesday, September 27, 2023.
The first day of school is in the books! Staff have been preparing for months, and students and teachers are excited to return to learning. We visited a few schools on the first morning to capture just what Round Rock ISD is like on that big first day.
As we welcomed more than 47,000 students back into our schools today, I wanted to take a moment to say thank you for choosing Round Rock ISD. I am delighted to have you here as we embark on our 110th year of educational excellence.
Another school year has come and gone. This year Round Rock ISD graduated over 3600 students. Please help us congratulate all our graduates!!
Round Rock ISD Superintendent of Schools Dr. Hafedh Azaiez thanks the community for another outstanding year and congratulates the 3,636 students graduating from the District’s high schools this week.
Round Rock ISD School Boards members put in countless volunteer hours to keep our campuses safe and running smoothly. This video is just a small way to say “thank you” for all you do
Superintendent Dr. Azaiez stopped by Forest North Elementary for a book reading. He read Snowy Day by Ezra Jack Keats to Mr. Hashbarger’s Special Education classroom.
Superintendent of Schools Dr. Azaiez shares his gratitude this Veterans Day to all those who have served.
Our nation is facing a frightening epidemic that is taking the lives of many young people, and Texas is not exempt. Across the country — and right here in the Austin metro area — the dangerous drug fentanyl is wreaking havoc on families and communities.
I am thrilled to return to work at Round Rock ISD today and continue serving the students and staff of this extraordinary District. I want to thank Dr. Daniel Presley who led with skill and dedication in my absence and express my gratitude to every staff member for their service to our students and families.
The Round Rock Independent School District Board of Trustees met in a called meeting Monday and voted to reinstate Superintendent Dr. Hafedh Azaiez effective immediately.
The devastation following yesterday’s brutal storm brings into stark focus all of the things we hold dear and where our true priorities lie. I am immensely grateful that there was no loss of life as can too often happen when this type of storm descends. Fortunately, our campuses escaped severe damage.