All Aubrey ISD campuses and offices will be closed for the week of Nov. 20-24. We sincerely appreciate each and every one of you and we hope that you have a restful and safe break. Classes will resume on Monday, Nov. 27.
All Aubrey ISD campuses and offices will be closed for the week of Nov. 20-24. We sincerely appreciate each and every one of you and we hope that you have a restful and safe break. Classes will resume on Monday, Nov. 27.
More information is expected to be available early this week.
The AAYSA 4th grade Chaps are heading to their Superbowl today! They will be playing against Ponder at 12:30 p.m. in Krum. Let's wish them good luck! #GrowingChaps
The AAYSA 4th grade Chaps are heading to their Superbowl today! They will be playing against Ponder at 12:30 p.m. in Krum. Let's wish them good luck! #GrowingChaps
Our Child Nutrition team, led by Adi Caballero, recently prepared a delicious Thanksgiving meal for our staff and students.
Did you know? Our child nutrition partner, Aramark, provides us with monthly limited time offers, allowing our students to try new menu items. This week, our students had the opportunity to taste a "Spicy Tzatziki Beef Gyro" at the HS and Middle School. The gyro consisted of whole grain flatbread, seasoned beef and potatoes, tomato cucumber salad, spicy tzatziki sauce, and feta cheese.
Pictured: This week's Thanksgiving meal.
Substitute Professionals Day is a day dedicated to recognizing the important role that substitutes play in the education system. They ensure that students receive a quality education during the temporary absence of the regular classroom teacher. THANK YOU Aubrey ISD Substitutes!
In an initiative sponsored by Just Right Readers and the Aubrey ISD Bilingual/ESL program, 150 emergent bilingual students from PK-1st grade have been chosen to take part in an at-home literacy program. As part of this program, participants will receive 30 early reading books throughout the year for their home libraries, aiming to foster a love for reading and assist them on their path to becoming proficient readers.
At the regularly scheduled board meeting on Nov. 15, 2023, the Aubrey ISD Board of Trustees approved the hiring of lone finalist, Dr. Shannon Saylor, as the Superintendent of Schools for Aubrey ISD. Dr. Saylor will start in this role on Dec. 1, 2023.
Join us on Friday at 1:45 p.m. at the Aubrey High School Field House to give the Chaparrals a send-off as they head to AREA. Bring signs, cowbells, balloons, and that Chap spirit! #ChapsArea23
Today is Education Support Professionals Day, a special day dedicated to recognizing and appreciating the individuals who make our schools run smoothly. From the bus drivers who ensure our children arrive safely to school, to the custodians who keep our buildings clean, to the cafeteria staff who prepare nutritious meals, and the nurses who care for our health, we are grateful for your dedication and hard work. You are the unsung heroes who make education possible, and we want to take a moment to say THANK YOU! #EducationSupportProfessionalsDay
On November 16th, all AISD school cafeterias will be serving a delicious homestyle meal that students and staff won't want to miss! Here's what's on the menu for the day: Breaded Chicken Drumstick Mashed Potatoes and Poultry Gravy Green Beans Dinner Roll Pumpkin Pudding Dessert We highly encourage everyone to give school lunch a try on that day. Trust us, you won't be disappointed!
Congratulations to Aubrey ISD police officer Kayla Elizalde who has been promoted to sergeant. Sergeant Elizalde is in her fourth year as a full-time officer with the Aubrey ISD police department. She worked for six years at the San Augustine County Sheriff's Office as a reserve deputy, working patrol, dispatch and jail.
A graduate of Kilgore College Police Academy, Sergeant Elizalde attended the University of Texas at Tyler while playing college basketball.
Sergeant Elizalde is the first to hold the rank of sergeant with the Aubrey ISD police department which hired its first police chief in October 2013. The department is currently led by Chief Kevin Clayton.
All Aubrey ISD Campuses and Offices will be closed from November 20th to November 24th for Thanksgiving. View the full calendar here>> https://5il.co/22rnt
These varsity players attended yesterday's 6th grade game to cheer on their youngest fans, proving that being a hero is not just a noun, but a verb. #growingchaps
Set your clocks back and check the smoke detector batteries before going to bed tonight!
Native American Heritage Month
Early Bird Learning Center had a spooktacular time trick or treating at the district office today. It seems that the lone finalist for Superintendent, Dr. Shannon Saylor and the administration staff, also had a great time. #growingchaps
When dressing up in costume and going trick-or-treating, it is crucial to prioritize safety. Here are some tips for a safe evening:
1. Trick-or-treat with an adult or in a large group.
2. Walk on sidewalks.
3. Stay in well-lit areas.
4. Carry glow sticks or use flashlights. Add reflective tape or stickers on costumes and bags.
5. Do not eat any candy until it has been inspected at home and review labels to ensure allergens are not present.
6. Stay on the porch when trick-or-treating. Never go in a strangers home or car.
7. Slow down and stay alert.
8. Wear costumes that say “flame resistant” on the label.
Tips provided by dhs.gov
When dressing up in costume and going trick-or-treating, it is crucial to prioritize safety. Here are some tips for a safe evening:
1. Trick-or-treat with an adult or in a large group.
2. Walk on sidewalks.
3. Stay in well-lit areas.
4. Carry glow sticks or use flashlights. Add reflective tape or stickers on costumes and bags.
5. Do not eat any candy until it has been inspected at home and review labels to ensure allergens are not present.
6. Stay on the porch when trick-or-treating. Never go in a strangers home or car.
7. Slow down and stay alert.
8. Wear costumes that say “flame resistant” on the label.
Tips provided by dhs.gov
