Getting to Know Aubrey High School's Top 10:
Miranda Torres has attended Aubrey ISD since pre-kindergarten. She has been involved in band during her time at Aubrey High School. She is the daughter of Jose and Veronica Torres. Miranda plans to attend the University of North Texas and major in biochemistry.
Getting to Know Aubrey High School's Top 10: Chloe Nguyen, a member of Aubrey High School’s top 10 graduates, has been part of Aubrey ISD since kindergarten. During her time at Aubrey High School, she was involved in Student Council, Beta Club and National Honor Society. She is the daughter of Traci and Jerry Nguyen. Chloe plans to attend the University of Texas at Austin, where she will major in corporate communication studies.
Aubrey High School invites you to attend the graduation ceremony for the Class of 2025.
Date: May 20, 2025
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Comerica Center
2601 Avenue of the Stars
Frisco, TX 75034
Seniors, it’s a busy week ahead—make sure you’re staying on top of all campus communications.
Getting to Know Aubrey High School's Top 10: Elleanna Dover, a member of Aubrey High School’s top 10 graduates, has been part of Aubrey ISD since pre-kindergarten. During her time at Aubrey High School, she was involved in National Honor Society, Student Council, Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), Beta Club, No Place for Hate and senior leadership. She is the daughter of Caroline Frusha. Elleanna plans to attend the University of North Texas, where she will major in business.
Getting to know Aubrey High School's Top 10: Lauren Drinnon, a member of Aubrey High School’s top 10 graduates, has been part of Aubrey ISD since kindergarten. During her time at Aubrey High School, she was involved in varsity cheer, Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), Beta Club and National Honor Society. She is the daughter of Robert and Catherine Drinnon. Lauren plans to attend Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, where she will major in communications.
Aubrey ISD celebrated 2025 retirees Don Spaulding of Aubrey High School and Christine "Chris" Tredway of Brockett Elementary School on May 12, 2025 in the professional development room of the administration building. Spaulding, a social studies teacher and coach in the district, is retiring after 31 years in education with 11 of those years in Aubrey ISD. Tredway, a second grade teacher for two years in Aubrey ISD, is retiring after teaching for 34 years.
Getting to Know Aubrey High School's Top 10:
Rory Duncan, a member of Aubrey High School’s top 10 graduates, has been part of Aubrey ISD since kindergarten. During her time at Aubrey High School, she was involved in color guard, Beta Club and National Honor Society. She is the daughter of Andrew and Amanda Duncan. Rory plans to attend the University of Texas at Austin, where she will major in anthropology.
Getting to Know Aubrey High School's Top 10: Judah Van Rijn, a member of Aubrey High School’s top 10 graduates, has been part of Aubrey ISD since 11th grade. During her time at Aubrey High School, she was involved in varsity softball, UIL academics, National Honor Society, Beta Club and senior leadership. She is the daughter of Alicia and Peter Van Rijn. Judah plans to attend the University of Texas at Tyler, where she will major in biology.
Getting to Know Aubrey High School's Top 10: Nathan Hough, one of Aubrey High School’s top 10 graduates, has attended Aubrey ISD since fifth grade. At Aubrey High School, he was involved in football, baseball, track and field, Beta Club, National Honor Society and FFA. He is the son of Eric and Shelly Hough. Nathan plans to attend Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas, where he will major in cybersecurity.
Getting to Know Aubrey High School's Top 10: Molly Reid has been part of Aubrey ISD since pre-kindergarten. During her time at Aubrey High School, she was involved in softball and the National Honor Society. She is the daughter of Bobby and Cheryl Reid. Molly plans to attend Sam Houston State University, where she will major in forensic biology on the pre-medical track.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the Chap Mommas out there!
The Lady Chaps completed a two-game sweep of Carthage, winning Game 2 by a score of 12-2 to claim the regional semifinal championship. Mya Cherry pitched six innings while allowing two runs on three hits and striking out two.
School Communicators Day is celebrated each year on the second Friday in May to honor the vital contributions of school communicators and public relations professionals.
Students of all high school grade levels received recognition during Aubrey High School's Academic Awards Night on May 7, 2025. The event took place in the Aubrey High School Auditorium, featuring presentations from all academic departments. Congratulations to all students who were honored for their academic achievements.
Today is School Nurse Day! At Aubrey ISD, our nurses are committed to ensuring safe and healthy learning environments for every student, every day.
UIL Baseball Playoffs Class 4A, Division 2 Area Championship Aubrey vs. Kennedale (Series: 2-out-of 3) All Games at Coppell: (Baseball Field is Located Behind the 9th Grade Campus) 1301 State Champions Pkwy Coppell, TX 75019 Aubrey will be in the 1B Dugout for all games. Game 1 - Thursday, May 8 7:00PM (Visiting Team) Game 2 - Friday, May 9 7:00PM (Home Team) Game 3 (If needed) - Saturday, May 10 12:00PM (Flip) Passes Accepted: District 10-4A, District 12-4A, THSCA, THSBCA, Senior Citizen The ticket link is https://www.coppellathletics.net/e-tickets and will be active by 12:00 noon the day of the game. Coppell ISD does not accept cash for ticket sales at the gate. Adults-$5 / Students-$3
A Football Parent Meeting is scheduled for Monday, May 12, at 6 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. If you are unable to attend, the meeting presentation will be posted online, or you can email kivy@aubreyisd.net. Go Chaps!!!
Brockett Elementary School - Tara Brindle, Dyslexia Teacher:
“Well, first of all, ‘Wow,’ I’m so surprised and that was really unexpected but so very appreciated. I have had so many students this year, truly, hard to keep up with them all, so many, we’ve just really grown with our numbers. So, I feel like I’ve worked really hard and given these students my all this year, so this is quite an honor… very special.”
Aubrey ISD teachers guide, support and inspire students. Through lessons, encouragement and thoughtful feedback, they help shape brighter futures and open doors to new possibilities. Join us in celebrating these incredible educators during Teacher Appreciation Week, May 5-9.
