Today we kicked off our New Teacher Academy and welcomed an exceptional group of educators to the Chaparral family! We’re excited to have them on board and can’t wait to see the impact they’ll make.
2025-26 Start and End Times
It’s time to gear up for the 2025–26 school year!
School supply lists for Aubrey ISD elementary and middle schools are available here: https://www.aubreyisd.net/page/supply-lists
Please note: High school supply lists are not included, as they depend on each student’s individual schedule and will be shared at a later date.
Parent Portal Now Online
The Parent Portal is back online. Thank you for your patience as we transitioned our student data system to the 2025–26 school year.
Back to School Information
Aubrey ISD leadership had a great second day of preparation for another great year.
Attendance matters from day one.
Here’s what you can do to support student success.
The goal is 95%: Be at school on time, every day, all day.
Every day counts: Attendance directly impacts student learning and success.
Every minute matters: Tardies and early pick-ups interrupt learning.
Start strong: Good attendance habits begin in pre-K and kindergarten.
Excuse absences promptly: Submit doctor’s notes within three days to avoid unexcused absences.
Stay informed: Monitor your student’s attendance in Parent Portal. Contact your student’s campus with questions.
The Aubrey ISD Leadership Summit kicked off today. See photos here: https://www.facebook.com/share/r/19SnSkByZF/?mibextid=wwXIfr
The Parent Portal will be taken offline at 9 a.m. and remain unavailable for the next several days as we transition our system to the new school year. We will notify families as soon as access is restored.
Aubrey ISD welcomes students back Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2025, for the 2025–26 school year! As we gear up for a great year, back-to-school info will be shared throughout the month—check back often! Full calendar: bit.ly/AubreyISD2526 Questions? Contact your child’s campus.
New Personal Communications Device Law
Texas House Bill 1481, a new state law, will take effect during the 2025-26 school year and will directly impact student personal communication devices during instructional hours (defined as first bell to last bell).
Exceptions are possible with documented medical needs, IEP or 504 accommodations, or other health and safety requirements as outlined by the law.
Students may not use personal cellphones, tablets, smartwatches, earbuds or similar devices during instructional hours. This includes lunch, recess and passing periods.
Please begin talking to your child now about this upcoming change. Your support will help us create a more focused learning environment.
Aubrey ISD will share more information as the plan is developed.
Students from McNabb Middle School represented Aubrey ISD at the National Junior Beta Convention, held June 29–July 3 at the Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.
Under sponsors Randy Skoog and Leighanne Huckaby, the McNabb team earned recognition across several competitions.
• 3rd place – Spanish (8th grade): Emily Paul
• 5th place – Reimagine, Recreate, Recycle: Makayla King, Precious Adetunji, Delaney Padgett, Carina Urquidez, Ava Walton, Zane Huckaby, Ashley Skoog, Ruby Gillum
• 5th place – Computer Science (6th grade): Ethan Michael
• 6th place – Computer Science (8th grade): Gabe Kane
• 6th place – Health & Physical Education (8th grade): Mckynleigh Odel
• 7th place – Marketing & Communication: Alana Harrison, AJ O’Connor, Lily Garcia
• 8th place – Health & Physical Education (7th grade): Ruby Gillum
• 10th place – Performing Arts, Solo/Duo/Trio Vocalist: Makayla King
Congratulations to all students for their hard work and for representing McNabb with pride on the national stage.
Happy Fourth of July!
On the final day of Emergent Bilingual summer school at Fuller Elementary School, June 30, 2025, students put on an ABC Fashion Show to demonstrate some of the vocabulary they have learned. Families attended and brought lunch to share with their children. This event celebrated the end of summer school and all of the language they learned this year.
Quick Facts:
* Students participating in the fashion show were in pre-kindergarten and kindergarten and will be beginning kindergarten and first grade in the fall
* Students attended school full-time, Monday - Thursday this summer and have completed the required 120 hours of instruction
* This fall will begin the third year of Aubrey ISD’s dual language program... classes taught in English and Spanish to enhance literacy and proficiency in both languages
* Since the beginning of the dual language program, we have hired a new teacher each year to keep up with the growth in this area of need
* There are 53 languages spoken in Aubrey ISD
They’ve got spirit—yes they do! McNabb & Owens MS both shined at cheer camp! McNabb: Cheer Spirit Routine Champs Improvement Award Spirit Stick (Night 3) All-American: Audrey Johnson Keira Hughes Owens: Improvement Award Spirit Stick (Nights 2 & 3) Way to go, Aubrey teams!
All phone systems are down districtwide. To reach someone within Aubrey ISD, please send a message via email. Contacts can be found via staff directories on our website www.aubreyisd.net Thank you in advance for your patience.
After an incredible three days of camp, it’s clear that the future of Aubrey Volleyball is shining bright! These young athletes gave it their all and improved with each day.
Aubrey ISD is looking for individuals who are ready to make a difference.
Opportunities Include:
• Student Support Facilitator
• Administration Receptionist
• Secondary Assistant Principal
• Athletic Trainer
Explore more: https://bit.ly/AubreyISDCareers
Aubrey ISD is looking for individuals who are ready to make a difference.
• Student Support Facilitator
• Administration Office Receptionist
• Assistant Principal
• Athletic Trainer
See more jobs and apply today: https://aubreyisd.schoolspring.com/
Soccer Fundraiser
