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.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the Chap Mommas out there!
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.
Today is School Nurse Day! At Aubrey ISD, our nurses are committed to ensuring safe and healthy learning environments for every student, every day.
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.
In celebration of School Lunch Hero Day, we honor the tireless efforts of Aubrey ISD’s nutrition heroes, who ensure that students across our district have access to healthy meals each school day.
Credit By Exam (CBE) is one method for students to demonstrate proficiency in grade level OR course content. The CBE is administered by the district or test provider in accordance with local district policy. Scores will be reported directly to the school district and/or student. In Aubrey
ISD, there are 4 annual windows when CBE’s may be administered. Click here for more information: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fXoQzP_dTSWPNI5Te7mFegBIoVfkRh2v/view?usp=drivesdk
On May 1, we celebrate Principal’s Day! Principals help set the tone for the entire school community and play a crucial role in students’ academic and social success. Join us in recognizing and honoring these invaluable leaders.
Administrative Professionals Day honors those in key administrative roles—including secretaries, administrative assistants, receptionists, registrars and attendance clerks. These professionals are essential to the daily operations of campuses and offices.
Administrative Professionals Day honors those in key administrative roles—including secretaries, administrative assistants, receptionists, registrars and attendance clerks. These professionals are essential to the daily operations of campuses and offices.
Today is School Bus Driver Appreciation Day! Aubrey ISD thanks our incredible bus drivers for their dedication to safely transporting students each day. Your patience, care and commitment make a lasting impact—thank you!
Aubrey ISD is hiring! We’re seeking dedicated educators and support staff. If you’re passionate about making a difference in the lives of students, apply today and join our team!
Apply Here: aubreyisd.schoolspring.com
Open Positions:
Aubrey High School:
• Credit Recovery Teacher
• Math Teacher
• SPED Teacher (Math)
• CTE Teacher (AV)
• CTE Teacher (Law)
• Spanish Teacher
• Art Teacher
• CTE Business Teacher
• SPED Paraprofessional
• Lady Chaps Coach
• Gentlemen Chaps Coach
Brockett Elementary School:
• Principal
• Math Interventionist
McNabb Middle School:
• SPED Teacher
Owens Middle School:
• Boys/Girls Coaches
• SSF (Student Support Facilitator)
• Nurse
• Library Aide
• CTE Teacher
• SPED Teacher
Child Nutrition Department:
• Various Campus Positions
Specialized Learning Department:
• Diagnosticians
• LSSPs (Licensed Specialists in School Psychology)
• Occupational Therapist (OT)
• Behavior Support
• BASE Teacher
• BASE Paraprofessional
• SPED Clerk
ASCENDER ParentPortal will be unavailable this evening from 7-11 p.m. to perform critical updates. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Public School Volunteer Week is a time to appreciate our amazing parents, community members, and organizations who volunteer and give their time to make a difference. It’s also a great opportunity to encourage even more people to get involved!
At Monday night’s school board meeting, the following McNabb Middle School students led the Pledge of Allegiance:
• Lily Garcia
• Andrew Mayes Jr.
Several Aubrey High School students were also recognized for earning state honors in band and powerlifting.
Aubrey High School Band – State Honors:
• Nathaniel Babalola
• Joseph Brown
• Shawn Gelski
• Tyler Hundley
• Kaci Killingsworth
• Chris Retana
• Gunner Simon
Aubrey High School Girls Powerlifting – State Honors:
• Mariana Walter – 2nd Place, 97 lbs
• Naomi Nkwodinma – 4th Place, 198 lbs
• Zoe Fikes – 5th Place, 97 lbs
• Brooke McAlister – Scholarship Recipient
State Powerlifting Competitors:
Carmen Alexander, Bianca Bertolani, Ella Burton, Emberlynn Dye, Emma Gillum, Presley Howard, Haylee Moon, Maddie Palladino
Aubrey High School Boys Powerlifting – State Qualifiers:
• Toby Davis
• Christian Southard
Aubrey ISD will be closed on Friday, April 18, 2025, as the district did not need to use the bad weather day built into the school calendar.
Classes will resume on Monday, April 21, 2025.
See the full calendar: https://bit.ly/3WFnuNa
Congratulations to Jamie Skaggs on his promotion to sergeant with the Aubrey ISD Police Department.
Congratulations to the second cohort of the Aubrey ISD Aspiring Leader Academy! Participants were celebrated during their graduation ceremony on April 7, 2025 in the professional development room of the Aubrey ISD administration building. Pictures: https://bit.ly/442LeAr
National Assistant Principals Week is celebrated every year from April 7-11 to honor and appreciate the impact assistant principals have on student achievement and the overall success of schools.
Community Shows Up for Annual Education Foundation Gala Saturday Night
Fun times were had at the Aubrey Education Foundation’s “Havana Nights” Gala on Saturday. Thank you to the Aubrey community and sponsors who generously gave their time and financial support to the teachers and students of Aubrey ISD.
At the event, the newest members of the Chaparral Elite class were recognized: • Barbara Pyke
• Jackie Fuller
• Karen Mattson (posthumous)
• Chris Rich
Congratulations to each of you!
