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.
Staff, students, families and community members have contributed significantly to our understanding by participating in four summits, focus groups, and a survey.
Round Rock ISD’s Five-Year Strategic Planning Summits and Community Survey will shape our schools. Round Rock ISD’s strategic planning process empowers stakeholders, like parents/guardians, students, district employees, city officials, business partners, and more, with a shared sense of ownership to collaboratively shape our District’s future, overcome obstacles, and discover new student possibilities.
This Fall, Round Rock ISD is holding a series of meetings to educate the community about Proposition A’s November 7 ballot measure and gather input about community expectations for the District’s five-year strategic plan.
The Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees will hold two-way communication forums in September to engage with the community.
Round Rock ISD is seeking volunteers to serve on a committee to refresh the District’s...
The Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees invites the community to provide their feedback and...
Round Rock ISD has awarded Innovative School Grants to 24 District campuses, challenging the...
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The Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees updated the District of Innovation (DOI) policy at its April...
Fourth-grade and fifth-grade students from Pond Springs Elementary School, or the Tech Ninjas as...
Spanish and American Sign Language (ASL) students at Deerpark Middle School taught Pond Springs...
Round Rock ISD is joining school districts across Texas in honoring its Board of Trustees during...
Sponsored by a grant awarded through the Round Rock ISD Fine Arts Department, each Monday afternoon the England Elementary School Art Club walks to the Brookdale Senior Living Center to share their time with residents creating Ageless Art.
Over 450 students and community members enjoyed a festive day of family, fun, and snow at Jollyville Elementary School’s Winter Wonderland event.
