Early Bird Learning Center

Aubrey ISD Partners with TeacherLists Back-to-School Supply Shopping Is Now Easier Than Ever! How to Access Your List: 1. Click (https://www.aubreyisd.net/o/aisd/page/supply-lists). 2. Select your child’s school and supply list. 3. Choose how you’d like to shop: - ONE-CLICK ONLINE SHOPPING: Select from major retailers like Walmart, Target, and more. Your cart will be prefilled with the exact items on your list. - SHOP IN STORE: Print the list or use the mobile-friendly, checkable list on your phone for in-store shopping. Please direct all questions to your child’s campus.

The district’s dress code is established to teach grooming and hygiene, prevent disruption, and minimize safety hazards. View the Complete Dress Code Here: https://bit.ly/3WCkp1y

Cafeteria Positions Open! Are you interested in providing students with nutritious meals to fuel their minds? We have four cafeteria/café positions available. If you are interested, please contact Director of Child Nutrition, Adilene Caballero, at acaballero@aubreyisd.net.

We hope you are enjoying what is left of summer before we begin the 2024-2025 school year. Please click the link for details on campus back-to-school events, school start/end times and more. We can't wait to welcome all Chaparrals back on the first day of school Aug. 14, 2024! Aubrey ISD Back-to-School Events 2024-2025: https://bit.ly/46lFRLz

Ribbon Cutting

Let's GUAC about it! The Aubrey ISD District Leadership Team (DLT) had their annual retreat on July 22, 2024. Superintendent Dr. Shannon Saylor led the retreat with discussions on leadership that included a "Guac Off" with teams working together with avocados and other ingredients to make the best guacamole. The entries were judged on a variety of factors, including taste and presentation. It was a fun and creative way to collaborate and get the school year off to a great start! PHOTOS HERE: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IVgfoO3OGY_e8qba18nFsYuvoBXk_Wyc?usp=sharing

Chaparral Legacy Cooperative Nearly two dozen seniors showed up for the first Chaparral Legacy Cooperative to learn more about Aubrey ISD. Deputy Superintendent Terrie McNabb welcomed all and gave an overview while Superintendent Dr. Shannon Saylor, who was behind the idea for the cooperative, provided an extensive update on growth and opportunities. View More Photos: https://www.facebook.com/share/iw9it8E2BGgpdru7/?mibextid=WC7FNe

Aubrey High School's Cooper Wilson Excels in NASA's Aerospace Scholars Program Aubrey High School student Cooper Wilson was selected last year to participate in NASA's Aerospace Scholars STEM program. He worked virtually all year with a team of students from around the country on space-themed projects. Their efforts earned them a score of 274 out of 280 and an invitation from Johnson Space Center to participate in the next phase of the program. They will work on Artemis-themed missions to the Moon and Mars, guided by NASA engineers and scientists who will oversee their research, designs, and final presentations. Congratulations to Cooper for his achievements. #AubreyProud #InspiringChaps #NASA

Happy 4th of July

UPDATE: We are thrilled to announce that Isaac WON the Tux portion of the National "Stuck at Prom" Contest for being the most inspiring! Congratulations, Isaac! https://www.duckbrand.com/stuck-at-prom/winners Aubrey Graduate Isaac Cervantes Competes in National "Stuck at Prom" Contest with Duct Tape Creation Recent Aubrey High School graduate Isaac Cervantes continues to make us #AubreyProud. Isaac is a frontrunner in the “Stuck at Prom” contest, where contestants create their entire prom dress or tux out of duct tape. According to Isaac’s entry, it took him 16 rolls of tape and 123 hours to complete his masterpiece, which was inspired by three things: faith, family, and freedom. Read the recent article featured in this week’s Post-Signal, then go vote for Isaac! Post Signal Article: https://www.postsignal.com/single-post/aubrey-isd-grad-sticks-to-goal-in-duck-brand-contest? Vote for Issac here https://www.duckbrand.com/stuck-at-prom/vote/isaac-c? Picture from “Stuck at Prom” entry.

Dr. Shannon Saylor, Aubrey ISD Superintendent, was interviewed by The Post-Signal for their upcoming Progress issue to provide updates on the status of bond-related projects.

Will your family need assistance with school meals during the 2024-2025 school year? Depending on eligibility, your family may qualify for reduced-price or free school meals. The application can be easily submitted electronically, or you can print it if you prefer. Apply today! Electronically: https://www2.myschoolapps.com/Home/PickDistrict Print: https://bit.ly/3VP67sK

Chaparral Legacy Cooperative Sign-Up Information Are you aged 60 or older and interested in learning about Aubrey ISD, our schools, and our children? Join the Chaparral Legacy Cooperative and discover how you can make a difference for future generations. Date: July 18, 2024 Time: 5:00 - 6:30 PM Location: Aubrey ISD Administration Building Board Room, 415 Tisdell Lane, Aubrey, TX 76227 Sign up today: https://bit.ly/3RIliTm For questions, contact: Deputy Superintendent Terrie McNabb Email: tmcnabb@aubreyisd.net Phone: (940) 668-0060

Summer Learning: Fire Safety This week, the Aubrey Fire Department dropped by our elementary summer school to talk to the kids about fire safety—just in time for the Fourth of July! Here are five fire safety tips from the United States Fire Administration (USFA) to keep everyone safe this summer: 1. Build Campfires Safely: Make sure campfires are at least 25 feet away from tents, bushes, and anything that could catch fire. 2. Supervise Kids Around Fires: Always keep an eye on kids when there’s a fire pit. They’re curious and might get too close. 3. Store Matches and Lighters Safely: Keep matches and lighters out of kids’ sight and reach. They can be very tempting. 4. Properly Extinguish Fires: Before heading to bed or leaving the backyard, make sure all fires are completely out. 5. Leave Fireworks to the Pros: The safest way to enjoy fireworks is to watch a professional display. Thanks to the Aubrey Fire Department for the visit and for helping us stay safe!

Aubrey ISD is seeking a JV Girls Basketball Coach/Elementary PE Teacher. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply through the Region 11: https://bit.ly/3VQ28gX For inquiries or more information, please contact: Ron Gathright: rgathright@aubreyisd.net Nicole Black: nblack@aubreyisd.net

At last night’s board meeting the following groups were recognized: Monaco Elementary School Student Council Recognized by Texas Association of Student Councils (TASC) for their work: Matthew Stanley Tinley Luetchford Ruby Leitner Presley Millard Jasmine Bendana Ian Griffin Ava Kate Petroline Aubrey High School E-sports team state tournament appearance recognition: Ella Guerra Mitchell Ermey Luke Odell Elias Kane Savion Still

Honoring Freedom Day Juneteenth

Aubrey ISD Partners with TeacherLists Back-to-School Supply Shopping Is Now Easier Than Ever! How to Access Your List: 1. Click (https://www.aubreyisd.net/o/aisd/page/supply-lists). 2. Select your child’s school and supply list. 3. Choose how you’d like to shop: - ONE-CLICK ONLINE SHOPPING: Select from major retailers like Walmart, Target, and more. Your cart will be prefilled with the exact items on your list. - SHOP IN STORE: Print the list or use the mobile-friendly, checkable list on your phone for in-store shopping.

Today we celebrate the fathers and father figures who have made a difference in our lives. We honor their hard work, example, leadership, dedication, and love.

Summer Learning at Aubrey ISD! Aubrey ISD Elementary Summer School recently enjoyed a visit from the Texas Farm Bureau’s Mobile Learning Barn. This educational trailer can showcase up to seven different crops and livestock, including corn, cotton, grain sorghum, pork, and cattle. Thank you Farm Bureau for the unique learning opportunity.