Nov. 21: Substitute Educators Day

At the regularly scheduled board meeting last night, the following students participated in and/or were recognized.
Pledge Leaders:
Aubrey High School Choir Members (L to R)
Neveah Evans
Maggie Gurerro
Stormie Muzzy
Dylon Smith
Caleb Zarate
AJ O'Conner
Recognition:
Aubrey High School Cross Country State Runners:
Abby Turner
Kaden Plaugher
We also welcomed a new addition to the Aubrey ISD Police Department! Officer Christopher Marquez joins us with five years' experience in law enforcement, most recently serving the past three years in Pflugerville ISD.

Nov. 20:
World Children’s Day
National Parent Involvement Day

Tickets for the Aubrey High School holiday theatre show ”’Twas the Night Before Columbus Day… I Mean Christmas” are now on sale.
This is an interactive children’s show — fun for the whole family.
Red Cast will perform Thursday, December 4.
Green Cast will perform Friday, December 5.
Get tickets today at: our.show/ahsholiday25
Thursday, December 4
Red Cast
Stage Manager: Margaret Q.
Narrator: McKenna Q.
Sister: Kayla L.
Brother: Gabriel K.
Sugar Plum #1: Erica M.
Sugar Plum #2: Sasha W.
Father: Jodee B.
Mother: Ella B.
Santa Claus: Lorenzo H.
Red Crew
Stage Manager: Rylyn C.
Asst. Stage Manager: Hailey W.
Lighting/Sound Op: Kaylee S.
Set Crew: Ryleigh B.
Props Manager: Kaiden H.
Costume Designer: Camille P.
Makeup Designer: Brooklyn F.
Friday, December 5
Green Cast
Stage Manager: Ellie B.
Narrator: Makayla K.
Sister: Emeri T.
Brother: Brody K.
Sugar Plum #1: Erica M.
Sugar Plum #2: Sasha W.
Father: Kenneth K.
Mother: Ella B.
Santa Claus: Eliana A.
Green Crew
Stage Manager: Rylyn C.
Asst. Stage Manager: Hailey W.
Lighting/Sound Op: Maya G.
Set Crew: Skyler R.
Props Manager: Kaiden H.
Costume Designer: Camille P.
Makeup Designer: Brooklyn F.

Nov. 19:
Education Support Professionals Day

We are very excited to announce the results from the Middle School One-Act Play competition on Nov. 17.
McNabb MS received fourth place and the following individual awards:
Honorable Mention: Mack Schultz
All-Star Cast: Sophea Castellanos
Best Female Performer: Kiera Hughes
All-Star Tech: Bryann Trujillovwongi
Owens MS received second place and the following individual awards:
Honorable Mention: Lucas Wagely
All-Star Cast: Joshua Warren and Mantejh Singh
All-Star Tech: Hera Neyman
We are so proud of director Savanah Ketchum (director at both Owens and McNabb) and her students’ hard work. Congratulations to all!


FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
INDIANAPOLIS, IN – November 7, 2025
Aubrey FFA Members Return Inspired After 98th National Convention
Eight Students Gain Leadership Training and Career Exposure During Week-Long Trip.
INDIANAPOLIS, IN —
Aubrey FFA announced the successful participation of eight student members and two advisors at the 98th National FFA Convention & Expo in Indianapolis, IN. Held earlier this week, the convention serves as one of the largest annual student gatherings in the country, providing unparalleled opportunities for career development, leadership training, and networking for the future leaders of agriculture.
The Aubrey FFA delegation engaged in numerous educational sessions, including a powerful keynote address from motivational speaker A’ric Jackson, who challenged students to lead with purpose and passion. Students spent time navigating the massive FFA Expo, connecting directly with colleges and major agricultural businesses, and honing essential soft skills in specialized leadership development workshops.
"This convention is an unparalleled opportunity for our students to connect their classroom learning to the future of agriculture," said Chelsea Fewell, Advisor. "The experience, from touring a logistics hub to hearing from industry leaders, truly sharpens their vision for purposeful leadership and validates the hard work they put in every day."
Beyond the convention floor, the students expanded their understanding of the supply chain with a tour of the Case New Holland (CNH) Master Depot in Lebanon, IN. The group also took advantage of cultural and team-building activities, including a visit to the Indianapolis Zoo, trying their hand at duckpin bowling, and exploring the historic Monument Circle downtown. Aubrey FFA extends its gratitude to the Apgar-Castiglione family for hosting an amazing seafood dinner at Salt on Mass, and to Dairy Solutions for treating the group to a fun meal at Buca di Beppo, both of which enriched the students’ travel experience.
Aubrey ISD’s continued support in allowing students to travel out of state for these experiences is invaluable to the organization's mission of developing premier leadership, personal growth, and career success.
Founded in 1967, Aubrey FFA is the local chapter of the National FFA Organization, dedicated to making a positive difference in the lives of students by developing their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and career success through agricultural education. Currently, Aubrey ISD has 422 members.

Nov. 13

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AUBREY, TX – November 7, 2025
Aubrey FFA Showcases Leadership Skills at Competitive District V LDE
Students Compete Across Public Speaking and Team Events Against 15 Local Chapters.
AUBREY, TX — Aubrey FFA today participated in the annual District V Leadership Development Events (LDE) at Ponder High School, fielding several teams and individual competitors. The intensive competition saw Aubrey students test their skills against members from the 15 highly competitive chapters within the District V area.
Leadership Development Events are rigorous contests that evaluate students’ public speaking abilities, decision-making capabilities, and knowledge of agricultural issues and parliamentary procedure. These events are integral to the FFA mission, preparing students to be effective communicators and leaders in their communities and future careers.
"Our students have put in countless hours preparing for these LDEs, which are essentially the 'varsity sport' of soft skills," said Steve Seale. "Competing against 15 excellent chapters proves the strength of our district, and regardless of the outcome, the confidence and poise our members gain is invaluable."
Aubrey FFA saw strong performances across the contest categories. The chapter is proud to announce the following results:
Senior Spanish Creed:
Jaqueline Martinez Morales
Senior Ag Skills Demonstration: London Gravely, Easton Strickland and Naomi Welch
Greenhand Ag Skills Demonstration: Prezley Gage, Kinlee Roundy and Jenna Welborn
Senior Chapter Conducting:
Angel Baer, Lexi Gravely, Sam Morgado, Brandi Tovar, Alyssa Waddell, Brandan Waddell, Naomi Welch and Evan Wilkinson
Public Relations:
Lexi Gravely, Ariana Martinez Morales, Jaqueline Martinez Morales and Alyssa Waddell
Agricultural Issues Forum:
Addi Appleby, Carmela Castiglione, Grace Collins, Ariana Wensel and Elliott Wilkinson
Senior Ag Quiz:
Angel Baer, Carmela Castiglione,London Gravely and Ariana Martinez Morales
Greenhand Quiz:
Anastasia Alatzas, Brady Cassity and Tess Gore
Job Interview:
Sloan Lomas
Radio Broadcasting:
Brady Cassity, Ashlynn Navarro and Sawyer Noles
Senior Creed Speaking:
Zoe Fikes

Aubrey ISD students and staff across the district had the honor of recognizing our country’s veterans today. Thank you to all veterans for your service, sacrifice, and dedication to protecting our freedom. View video here: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1U2a3q4dtA/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Veterans Day

Next Up: Regional Finals
Aubrey vs. Longview Spring Hill
Tuesday, Nov. 11, 2025
At Commerce High School
Game time: 7 p.m.
Tickets: $7 for adults, $5 for children
https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/commerceisd/L2VtYmVkL2V2ZW50LzI1Mz9zaW5nbGU9MA%3D%3D

National STEM and STEAM Day Nov. 8

Veterans Day

Nov. 3-7

The Aubrey ISD Aspiring Leader Academy kicked off its third cohort on Monday, Nov. 3, 2025. The 20 members of this class will meet for a total of six sessions where they’ll engage in leadership development training for career growth. Led by Superintendent Dr. Shannon Saylor, this first session also included training conducted by Assistant Superintendent Danny Barrentine and Director of Student Services Jewelisha Jefferson.

Keeping our Chaps on time and safe!

American Indian & Alaska Native Heritage Month

We conclude our celebration of National Principals Month and the recognition of the incredible leaders who make a difference on our campuses every day with DAEP Principal April Emerson.

Know Before You Go – Friday Night Lights at Chaparral Memorial Stadium
🎟️ Tickets: https://gofan.co/event/3975761
🅿️ Parking Map: https://bit.ly/464ioz0
No Outside Food or Drinks
Outside food and beverages are not permitted inside Chaparral Memorial Stadium.
Bags
All bags are subject to search upon entry.
Students
• Elementary students must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• Secondary students must remain in the stands.
No Vaping or Tobacco
Vaping and tobacco products are prohibited on all Aubrey ISD properties.
Sports Equipment
Balls, scooters, hoverboards, bicycles, and skateboards are not allowed inside the stadium.
No Re-Entry
Once your ticket is scanned, re-entry is not permitted. Please remain inside the athletic venue.
Parking & Entrance Information
• Pine Ridge Street will stay open to traffic until halftime but will be closed to parking.
• After the game, all traffic will exit onto FM 428.
• Chaparral fans should enter through the west gate.
• Visiting fans should enter through the east gate.

