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.
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.
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.
Three Round Rock ISD students have been selected to showcase their artwork in the 2025 Texas Youth Art Month exhibition. This prestigious event is hosted by the Texas Art Education Association (TAEA) which recognizes exceptional creativity and skill in hundreds of student submissions statewide.
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.
Jollyville Elementary is one of the most diverse elementary schools in the District. As a celebration of December holidays worldwide, Jollyville students, teachers and families worked together to create table displays highlighting eight of those holidays.
At Cactus Ranch Elementary students get to step into a whole other world to experience learning. From a 50s theme diner to Toy Story to an underwater adventure, the Transformation Room is a place students can think outside the box and get more hands on with learning.
Round Rock ISD’s Council of PTA’s nominating committee invites and encourages nominations of PTA members from Round Rock ISD schools to serve on the 2023-2024 Round Rock ISD’s Council of PTAs. All current PTA members are eligible for nomination. Candidates may either self-nominate or be nominated by another individual. All nominations are due by 11:59 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 15.
The Texas Parent Teacher Association (PTA) has selected Dr. Mario Acosta as their 2022 Secondary Principal of the Year. Dr. Acosta, who left Westwood High School at the end of this school year, was selected among 300 nominations at the elementary, secondary and district level for the award.
Sommer Elementary School’s cultural fest, organized by the PTA, is always a big success featuring different booths, foods and cultures from all over the world. This year the PTA was determined to continue the tradition and put together a “Passport to Sommer” that was a little different than years’ past.
Teachers at Forest North Elementary School used the cafeteria, not the classroom, to teach essential life skills – table manners. Made possible by a grant, awarded by the school PTA, first-graders put their good manners to use while enjoying their lunch in a “fine dining” atmosphere with cloth napkins, table linens, and flowers.
Nominees wishing to become candidates for the following leadership positions must submit a resume with a paragraph declaring interest to any member of the Nominating Committee by Friday, Feb. 21. Candidates may either self-nominate or be nominated by another individual.
Hopewell Middle School student Morgan Alexa Go and Westwood High School student Yunoo Kim won the Texas PTA Outstanding Interpretation Award and the National PTA Reflections Award of Excellence, respectively.
In an effort to improve safety and security, a Clear Bag Policy will be instituted at all large scale events held at the Kelly Reeves Athletic Complex and Dragon Stadium in Round Rock ISD. These will include events such as varsity football games, band marching contests, and other highly attended events beginning in August 2019.
