Aubrey ISD's first elementary school has reached a major milestone! Built in 1986 as Aubrey Elementary School, it became Brockett Elementary School, named for former Aubrey ISD social studies teacher, elementary principal and assistant superintendent, H.L. Brockett, in 2008. Join us in celebrating 40 years on Friday, Sept. 18, 2026 from 5:30-7:30 p.m.
The Chaparral Legacy Cooperative, for Aubrey ISD residents ages 60 and up, got their steps in during a tour of the Aubrey High School Multipurpose Facility and Field House on Sept. 15, 2026. Led by Aubrey High School athletes, attendees toured the entire complex, often remarking how things have drastically changed since they were in school. View full photo album here: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjD4X3w If interested in joining the Chaparral Legacy Cooperative, please email: info@aubreyisd.net
Aubrey ISD celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month Sept. 15 - Oct. 15, 2026!
Friday, Sept. 18, 2026 is a student holiday, resulting in a 3-day weekend. Classes resume for students on Monday, Sept. 21. For full district calendar, visit: https://www.aubreyisd.net/o/aisd/page/district-calendars
Aubrey ISD celebrates National Arts in Education Week Sept. 13-19, 2026
It's National Grandparents Day! We love the support of our Grand Chaparral community. If you visited your grandchild(ren) on an Aubrey ISD campus during celebrations this past week, we'd love to see your photo in the comments!
#NeverForget
District play begins TONIGHT for the Aubrey High School Lady Chaparrals Volleyball team! We’d love to see you in the stands. Purchase tickets for home games via GoFan: https://gofan.co/app/school/TX90134
We'd love to see our Chaparral family explore options for life after high school during the Aubrey High School College Fair! Join us Monday, Sept. 14, 2026 from 6-8 p.m. in the Aubrey HS Auxiliary Gym. All students and families are invited.
Beginning Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2026, Aubrey High School will have a new traffic pattern. Parent Pickup/Drop-off will
enter/exit from Highmeadow Dr. The Spring Hill Road entrance/exit is for Buses Only. Thank you for your efforts in keeping our Chaparrals safe!
enter/exit from Highmeadow Dr. The Spring Hill Road entrance/exit is for Buses Only. Thank you for your efforts in keeping our Chaparrals safe!
Monday, Sept. 7, 2026 is a district holiday and all Aubrey ISD offices will be closed, resulting in a 3-day weekend. Classes resume for students on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
Congratulations to the Aubrey High School Lady Chaps volleyball team on their recent Nocona Buckle Up For Lane's Sake Volleyball Tournament Championship win! Chloe Miller and Jentry Runion were selected to the All-Tournament Team. This wraps up tournament season with four Lady Chaps named to All-Tournament Teams: Emma Conley, Paisley Hopper, Chloe Miller and Jentry Runion. Current season record is 22-6.
A Chaparral Congrats goes to Owens Middle School 7th grader Kensly Laster on being recently named 2026 Miss Teen North Texas Fair and Rodeo First Runner-Up! Kensly is the daughter of Aubrey ISD Elementary School #5 principal Anverly Laster and Kent Laster.
Friday night lights are upon us! Check out the Aubrey ISD Varsity Football schedule.
Purchase tickets for home games via GoFan: https://gofan.co/app/school/TX90134
View Aubrey ISD Chaparral Stadium Rules: https://www.aubreyisd.net/page/aubrey-isd-stadium-policies
Aubrey ISD Earns “A” for Financial Management Practices
The Texas Education Agency (TEA), has awarded Aubrey Independent School District an “A” for financial accountability measured by the School Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST).
This preliminary rating of “Superior Achievement” scoring 92 out of 100 points for 2025-2026, based on 2024-2025 data, indicates that Aubrey ISD’s stewardship of financial resources is highly ranked in accountability, transparency and efficient use that supports student achievement.
“We take a lot of fiscal responsibility and pride in what we do in spending our money wisely for our taxpayers and our constituents,” Aubrey ISD Superintendent Dr. Shannon Saylor said. “We’ve had a stable financial rating for years and it’s a tribute to our business office and the work that they do to ensure that we’re spending the money the correct way and doing what we need to do to meet the needs of our students and families.”
Aubrey ISD Chief Financial Officer Dr. Brian Walton emphasizes the accomplishment of achieving an “A” rating with an increase in the number of students and families served.
“This achievement is especially significant given the district’s tremendous growth, during which student enrollment has more than doubled while the district’s budget has kept pace with that growth,” Dr. Walton said. “The district’s score also reflects its significant investment in facilities and infrastructure needed to support this growth. While the FIRST rating considers future debt in relation to assessed property value, these investments ensure Aubrey ISD is prepared to serve its growing student population.”
View Preliminary Rating Details: bit.ly/AubreyISDFIRSTrating25-26
#MakeItCount
The Texas Education Agency (TEA), has awarded Aubrey Independent School District an “A” for financial accountability measured by the School Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas (FIRST).
This preliminary rating of “Superior Achievement” scoring 92 out of 100 points for 2025-2026, based on 2024-2025 data, indicates that Aubrey ISD’s stewardship of financial resources is highly ranked in accountability, transparency and efficient use that supports student achievement.
“We take a lot of fiscal responsibility and pride in what we do in spending our money wisely for our taxpayers and our constituents,” Aubrey ISD Superintendent Dr. Shannon Saylor said. “We’ve had a stable financial rating for years and it’s a tribute to our business office and the work that they do to ensure that we’re spending the money the correct way and doing what we need to do to meet the needs of our students and families.”
Aubrey ISD Chief Financial Officer Dr. Brian Walton emphasizes the accomplishment of achieving an “A” rating with an increase in the number of students and families served.
“This achievement is especially significant given the district’s tremendous growth, during which student enrollment has more than doubled while the district’s budget has kept pace with that growth,” Dr. Walton said. “The district’s score also reflects its significant investment in facilities and infrastructure needed to support this growth. While the FIRST rating considers future debt in relation to assessed property value, these investments ensure Aubrey ISD is prepared to serve its growing student population.”
View Preliminary Rating Details: bit.ly/AubreyISDFIRSTrating25-26
#MakeItCount
It's almost showtime! Aubrey High School Theatre season tickets are now available. With FIVE productions this season, secure your seats before they're available to the general public. https://our.show/ahsseasonticket26 Order deadline: Oct. 5, 2026
To help you plan... Check out the Aubrey ISD 2026-2027 Holiday and Breaks Guide!
Your form matters. Did you know your Free & Reduced-Price Meal Application can help your school district? Completing an application helps our district identify students who qualify for meal benefits and provides important information that can support funding and resources for our schools and students. Apply online today at myschoolapps.com or get paper-based applications and instructions in the Child Nutrition section of our website at www.aubreyisd.net.
Aubrey ISD phone and internet systems are down districtwide due to damage to the fiber network that supports our district and surrounding areas. To reach someone within Aubrey ISD, please send a message via email to info@aubreyisd.net
Thank you in advance for your patience and understanding.
Parental consent is required for your child to receive school health services in accordance with Texas Senate Bill 12. Please complete the AUBREY ISD HEALTH SERVICES CONSENT FORM: https://tinyurl.com/bp954yve for each of your students. Please note that this consent does not apply to life-threatening treatment, which will always be provided as needed to protect your child’s immediate safety.
