An eighth-grade student at Ridgeview Middle School has been named the first-place winner in the grades 7–8 category of the 2024–2025 Letters About Literature Texas contest. Shireen V. won the statewide competition sponsored by the Texas Library and Archives Foundation and coordinated by the Texas Center for the Book.
April is School Library Month! Round Rock ISD has some of the best libraries and librarians around.
Check out what our library services provide for our students, staff, and schools.
More than 1,000 people visited Round Rock ISD Pre-K and kindergarten classrooms last week for the district’s first-ever Early Learning Day.
Round Rock ISD is recognizing its Teachers of the Year (ToY) and Paraprofessionals of the Year (PoY), celebrating these educators’ outstanding contributions to students and the broader community.
Round Rock ISD students achieved remarkable success at the Texas State German Contest on March 1 at Texas State University. There, they competed against top students from across the state in various German language learning competitions.
Superheros, Sci-fi enthusiasts, Anime characters and the like all merged onto Round Rock High school campus to celebrate everything they love about comics at the 7th Annual Central Texas Teen & Kids Comic Con
Thanks to a grant from the Partners in Education Foundation Anderson Mill Elementary was able to purchase some much needed soccer books to help support their growing soccer fans when they visit the school library.
The district is surveying families, staff, and students to gather their preferences between Option A and Option B of the proposed academic calendar.
Join Round Rock ISD special education services on Saturday, March 1, from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at McNeil High School for the Destination Life Transition Conference. This event connects Central Texas families with expert guidance and resources to help students with disabilities successfully transition from school to adulthood.
A vending machine that awards books to students at Gattis School Elementary is up and running. Check out our latest Classroom Close-up episode and how students are really enjoying picking out a favorite book to read.
The Central Texas Teen & Kids Comic Con will return to Round Rock High School on Feb. 22 for its ninth consecutive year. This annual event, hosted by Round Rock ISD Library Services, promises a day filled with superheroes, creators, and more.
Round Rock ISD has been recognized as a Career and Technical Education (CTE) District of Distinction by the Career and Technical Association of Texas (CTAT).
The Round Rock ISD Deaf Education program enjoyed a trip to Safe In Austin, an animal sanctuary just outside of Austin that houses animals with special needs and disablities. The students had a blast petting the animals and learning how the adapt to their environment.
Known as Bluebonnet Learning, the revised curriculum provides both math and reading/language arts lessons, replacing three other curricula currently being used by districts, including Round Rock ISD.
Bluebonnet’s inclusion of Bible- and Christianity-based stories has caused confusion among families and staff alike. To help offer some clarity, Round Rock ISD is providing background and other basic information for our community.
For the second consecutive year, Round Rock ISD has been honored by the College Board with placement on the 9th Annual AP® District Honor Roll. The District is one of 373 school districts in the U.S. and Canada to earn this honor, which recognizes efforts and growth to the Advanced Placement (AP) program.
