The Round Rock ISD community, Westwood High School and Round Rock ISD’s Fine Arts Department honored one of their own over the weekend: Marla Valk, a longtime educator, mentor, and champion of dance education.
The regular board meeting on March 27, 2024 the board was updated middle school scheduling options, Teacher Incentive Allotment and the final 2025-26 calendar among other topics.
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.
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.
The district-awarded funds were used to install window safety film at each campus, ensuring compliance with the Safety Texas Education Code TEC, §28.002, purchase police equipment and pay officer salaries, under TEC, §28.002 continue actively installing fencing around all campuses, expected to be completed before the end of the 2027-28 school year.
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.
More than 125 middle and high school students gathered on April 29 for the second annual Round Rock ISD Hackathon, co-hosted by the district’s Enrichment Department and CodeWizardsHQ. The sold-out all-day event allowed students to tackle real-world challenges through technology and innovation.
Students at Voigt Elementary planted a native garden with funding help from the Partners in Education Foundation. The garden will help them learn about plant growth, pollination, insect life and serve as an outdoor classroom for years to come.
The Department of Access and Opportunity presents April’s installment of Your Voice, Your Story, a series highlighting diversity and the many unique cultures within our community.
This month, Round Rock ISD celebrates Diversity Month by sharing the experiences of Mariyam, a junior at Round Rock High School, who reflects on the significance of Ramadan for Muslim students.
Third, fourth and fifth graders at England Elementary tried their hand at being teachers for one lesson. Students had to form a lesson plan, read a book and pick an activity for their students to do.
With final paperwork approved by trustees at their regular meeting March 27, Round Rock ISD now owns the facility that will become a districtwide CTE and innovation center.
Two Round Rock High School juniors are tackling period poverty through their nonprofit, A Fresh...
Women’s contributions have profoundly shaped our world. In Round Rock ISD and beyond, women in education continue to play a crucial role in shaping the next generation.
Check out our latest Classroom Closeup where our community partners at A Plus Federal Credit Union helped host a super fun interactive budgeting activity at Walsh Middle School called Mad City Money!
Students were able to practice real world budgeting, saving, and spending like an in-person game of Life.
