Our schools thrive because of the time, energy, and passion our volunteers bring to the district. We have more than 8,500 active family volunteers serving as mentors, W.A.T.C.H. Dogs, chaperones, booster club members, classroom helpers, event organizers, library aides, and more. Their commitment to our students and staff is truly magical.
The Department of Access and Opportunity presents February’s installment of Your Voice, Your Story, a series highlighting diversity and the many unique cultures within our community.
In honor of Black History Month, we spoke with Allison Thomas, an educational assistant at Stony Point High School and the sponsor of the Black Student Alliance.
The Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees made history in November when Tiffanie N. Harrison was chosen...
Round Rock ISD invites the community to join us in extending a warm thank you to our Board of Trustees during School Board Appreciation Month.
Each year, the Round Rock ISD Partners in Education (PIE) Foundation awards Excellence in Education grants to classrooms, programs, and departments across Round Rock ISD. These provide resources for educators to achieve innovative lesson ideas, update programs, use materials and equipment, go on field trips, and other needs that enhance student learning.
Imagine a classroom where there are no boundaries. Where the ceiling is a clear blue sky...
On this episode of School of Thought, we help define what an Innovative School Grant is and show...
Laurel Mountain Elementary School Coordinator for Enrichment and the Environment Trevor Hance has...
Step inside Grisham Middle School and it’s instantly obvious that something exciting is in the...
Round Rock ISD has awarded Innovative School Grants to 24 District campuses, challenging the...
Laurel Mountain Elementary School is maximizing the value of its Round Rock ISD Innovative School...
Grisham Middle School students are getting the opportunity to flex their collaboration, creativity...
Laurel Mountain Elementary School has been named the recipient of a $3,000 Bright Green Future grant from the City of Austin’s Office of Sustainability to complete the construction of the campus’ rain garden.
Five groups of students at Laurel Mountain Elementary School worked with professional landscape architects to begin planning the campus’ natural play area, a part of the school’s Tier II Innovative School Grant.
Students at Deerpark Middle School participated in a project-based, cross-curricular activity to complete their sixth-grade World Cultures Latin American folktale assignment.
