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Round Rock ISD Students Shine at International Science Fair in Los Angeles
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Leander ISD board reinforces policy around campus visits by trustees
Six of the seven trustees voted to take several actions addressing Place 7 board member Paul Gauthier's access to district facilities and employees at a May 23 meeting. (Chloe Young/Community Impact) At a May 23 meeting, Leander ISD trustees reinforced policies around when a trustee can visit a campus, following...
Hutto ISD to launch community survey for superintendent search
Hutto ISD will soon launch a survey to gather input on what community members are looking for in the district's next superintendent. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact) Hutto ISD will soon launch a survey to gather input on what community members are looking for in the district's next superintendent. What you need...
Georgetown ISD sets maximum price for renovation of old Benold Middle School campus
The old Benold Middle School building will be renovated into the new Frost Elementary School campus. (Community Impact Staff) Georgetown ISD set the maximum price it will pay for one of the first projects funded by the 2024 bond passed by voters in early May. What happened. Trustees voted May...
'You're an amazing class': Rosedale School, serving AISD's high-needs students, graduates 12
Teachers and parents teared up in the cafeteria of Rosedale School on Wednesday as 12 students graduated. Many of the students had been with the school, which serves Austin district students with significant disabilities, for years or worked with the same staff members since they were small children. As the...
Austin Area High School Sports Awards: Meet the boys, girls track and field nominees
The Austin Area High School Sports Awards, presented by Thomas J. Henry Law, is proud to announce the nominees for the Boys and Girls Track and Field Athletes of the Year. The winners will be announced during the live show to take place on June 12 at The Long Center: Dell Hall in Austin.
Local Student Inspires Youth: A Look into Williamson County Juvenile Services Internship
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Ranger College Nursing Graduates Achieve Perfect Pass Rates, Elevating Local Healthcare Standards
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New superintendents need ‘a fighting chance for success’
Among the superintendents of 78 of the nation’s urban school districts, just 11 have been in their jobs since 2020. That statistic startled Michael Hinojosa, a former leader of the Dallas Independent School District who is now superintendent-in-residence at the Council for the Great City Schools, a coalition representing those 78 districts.
Austin's historic Palm School is still empty. What will it become?
Members of East Austin’s long-standing Mexican American community will have a say in the redevelopment of the historic Palm School. On Tuesday, the Travis County Commissioners Court agreed on a list of residents and partner organizations that will have a seat on the site’s steering committee and propose concept plans for the downtown...
‘A huge milestone’: Austin ISD students celebrate modernization of Sadler Means Young Women’s Leadership Academy
Bertha Sadler Means Young Women's Leadership Academy students ceremoniously dig into dirt at a groundbreaking ceremony for a full transformation of the all-girl's middle school May 21. (Elle Bent/Community Impact) The Bertha Sadler Means Young Women’s Leadership Academy community celebrated the groundbreaking of a full campus modernization May 21.
St. Stephen’s Episcopal school breaks ground on new multipurpose field
St. Stephen’s Episcopal School has broken ground on a new multipurpose athletics field. The new stateof- the-art facility will significantly expand the school’s athletic program, provide a versatile space for extracurricular activities and serve as an extension to the current physical education classes. The new field will feature high-quality artificial turf, a durable and low-maintenance surface that can be used year-round. Surrounding the field, a modern track will offer students a safe place for running and walking. “We are excited about the opportunities this new field will bring,” said Mrs. Amanda Ebner, Head of School at St. Stephen’s Episcopal School. “It will be a huge blessing to our campus and the community, fostering a spirit of teamwork, fitness and school pride.” A ribbon cutting celebration will be scheduled later this summer. It is set to be completed by July 2024.
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