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.
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.
More than 150 high school students throughout the district gathered at the Raymond Hartfield PAC...
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.
Round Rock ISD trustees Thursday night called for a $998 million bond election to provide upgrades and address needs throughout the district. This is the district’s first bond in six years and would allow the district to replace instructional technology, HVAC, and other systems that are nearing the end of their useful lives.
Five Round Rock ISD high schools—Cedar Ridge, McNeil, Round Rock, Stony Point, and Westwood—are among only 270 campuses recognized nationwide and 29 in Texas for distinguished STEM programs.
Meet the Top 10 from Round Rock High School, Class of 2024. The Top 10 students were asked to...
Vanessa Randels is the new Chandler Oaks Elementary IB® World School principal.
Third-grader Reyaan Vallala beat out 50 other students during Cactus Ranch’s annual MLK Jr....
Round Rock High School sophomore named the Grand Winner of the 2023 Congressional App Challenge.
Round Rock High School Dance Teacher Gabrielle Aufiero has been named Dance Educator of the Year by the Texas Dance Educators Association.
Round Rock High School Dragon Marching Band places within the top 10 at the Bands of America Grand National competition held in Indianapolis.
On Early Signing Day, student-athletes for all sports except football officially sign a National Letter of Intent (NLI) and commit to a collegiate sports program.
Part of the 2018 Bond was an over $10 million expansion to Brushy Creek Elementary. This includes a brand-new building with 26 classrooms, eliminating the need for portable buildings on campus, and expanding and updating the existing gym and cafeteria.
