Required Postings
- Required Postings
- Nondiscrimination Statement
- AISD Bullying Policy
- Community and Student Engagement Ratings
- CTE Statement
- Disclosure Statements
- District Improvement Plans
- District and State Reports
- Financial Information
- Landowners Bill of Rights
- Parental Involvement Plan
- Superintendent Contract
- Request for Qualifications/Proposals
- Board Election 2021
- District of Innovation Plan
- District of Innovation Plan 2023-2024 to 2027-2028
- Instructional Materials Adoption Information
- Meningitis Information for Students & Parents
- HB3 EC and CCMR Board Goals
- Triennial Assessment
- Notice of Election
- Title IX Compliance
- Dyslexia Handbook Communications
- SHAC - School Health Advisory Council
- Aubrey ISD
- Community and Student Engagement Ratings
Community and Student Engagement Ratings
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Background Information:
Under House Bill 5 all districts are required to evaluate the district’s performance and the performance of each campus in regard to community and student engagement. Districts must assign one of four performance ratings – Exemplary, Recognized, Acceptable or Unacceptable – to the district and each campus for overall performance, including the following categories: Fine arts; Wellness and physical education; Community and parental involvement; 21st Century Workforce Development program; Second language acquisition program; Digital learning environment; Dropout prevention strategies; and Educational programs for gifted and talented students. Aubrey ISD developed eight different committees consisting of knowledgeable school personnel and interested parent and community members to determine the indicators and rating for each specific area.
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Community and Student Engagement Ratings 2017
1 = EXEMPLARY
3 = COMMUNITY AND PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT CATEGORY CODE
4= 21 CENTURY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CATEGORY CODE
6 = DIGITAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT CATEGORY CODE -
Community and Student Engagement Ratings 2015
Administrative Considerations:
According to the committees, our strongest areas are in dropout prevention, gifted and talented programs, and preparing the 21st century learner. The digital learning committee determined that our teachers needed more professional development to be able to use the newest technology available. In response to this, the district will be offering several workshops in the fall to help them integrate technology into the classroom. Some of the workshops will include “Apps for Classroom Management”, “Google Docs”, “Using Tablets in the Classroom”, and “Smart Boards”.