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Aubrey ISD Earned State’s Highest Fiscal Accountability Rating from TEA
The Aubrey Independent School District earned the state’s highest fiscal accountability rating from the Texas Education Agency for the 18th straight year.
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AHS Student Named A National Merit Commended Student
Aubrey High School senior Heather Hough was named a Commended Student in the 2022 National Merit Scholarship Program, as announced by AHS Principal Matt Gore.
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An Update from Dr. Belding on October 5
October is here! What a beginning of the school year. I appreciate your support of our students, teachers, and staff as we continue to navigate these unprecedented times. Working together, we can ensure our students have the best school experience possible in the safest environment we can provide.
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ESSER II and III & Health Protocols
The ESSER II and III grant programs are authorized in the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations (CRRSA) and American Rescue Plan Act (ARP).
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Aubrey ISD Bond Construction
The bond construction webpage contains descriptions and updates of the 2017 bond project.
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Bullying/Safety Tip Line
Choosing to help someone in need is very brave. If you see bullying or anything that involves the safety of the school, please report it with the Aubrey ISD anonymous tip line.
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Rank One Athletics Website
Visit the Rank One Aubrey ISD athletics website for up-to-date news, playoff information, schedules and scores.
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October 29 is a Student Holiday and In Lieu/Staff Development Day There will be a student holiday and an in lieu and staff development day on Friday, Oct 29. Classes will resume on Monday, Nov. 1.
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Nomination Window for Gifted and Talented Program is OpenThe nomination window for the gifted and talented program runs from September 27 through October 14. If you are interested in having your child considered, please fill out a nomination form by Thursday, Oct. 14. The child must be in 2nd - 5th grade. There is a parent informational meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 6 p.m. via Zoom.
Click this link for more information
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October is SOCKtober at MonacoMonaco Elementary is participating in SOCKtober once again this year to show that even the smallest acts of kindness, like donating a pair of socks - can make a BIG difference and make the world more AWESOME!
Step 1 - Collect new socks and other toilietries (shampoo, toothbrush, toothpaste, combs, soap, hats
Step 2- Bring them to the SOCKtober collection bins at MES
New items only
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Promising PracticeMonaco Elementary was one of 170 schools to receive a Promising Practice Award from Character.org in 2021. Monaco's Catching CHAPS program was selected as a 2021 Promising Practice.
