The Round Rock ISD Partners in Education Foundation is proud to announce that it has received a $100,000 grant to support teacher development and retention in Round Rock ISD.
The grant comes from Georgetown nonprofit W.D. Kelley Foundation, which is awarding the grant in recognition of the 25-year anniversary of grant support to the community.
This special month marks our appreciation for the dedication and enthusiasm new teachers bring to the field and foster a sense of belonging and support within the teaching community.
Round Rock ISD provides support to all early career teachers through the Teacher Mentor Program. Teachers are partnered with a mentor on campus as well as a Team Leader Coach. In addition, they receive support and guidance from Teacher Support Specialists at the administrative level.
Educators from across Round Rock ISD campuses and departments were selected to receive $125,000 in Excellence in Education Grants from the Round Rock ISD Partners in Education (PIE) Foundation. The Excellence in Education Grants provides resources for educators to execute innovative ideas, programs, materials, equipment, field trips, and various other needs that enhance student learning. All Round Rock ISD students are impacted by the grants in some capacity.
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Staff across Round Rock ISD will soon have the opportunity to learn in a classroom envisioned and planned by Cedar Ridge High School architecture design students.
Round Rock ISD has begun implementing practices from the American Productivity Quality Center for five pilot projects focusing on various departments within the district.
