Angleton ISD
Achieving Excellence Because We're Wildcats
Is Your Wildcat Ready to Ride?
The first day of school is around the corner! Let’s make sure your student is ready by following the steps in the Bus Transportation Readiness guide before school begins.
This resource provides important steps to help families secure bus transportation, understand expectations, and prepare for a successful start to the school year.
📌 Download the English guide: https://aptg.co/x0KvZK
📌 Download the Spanish guide: https://aptg.co/Zps07g
🌐 Find the guide on our Back-to-School HQ page: 🔗 www.angletonisd.net/b2shq
🚌 Don't forget to join us for the Meet Your Bus Driver Event at the Transportation Center (1910 N. Downing)
August 12 for Last Names A-K
Session 1: 9:00 am - 12:30 pm
Session 2: 2:00 - 5:00 pm
August 13 for Last Names L-Z
Session 1: 9:00 am - 12:30 pm
Session 2: 2:00 - 5:00 pm
Questions about your student’s transportation? Our Transportation team is ready to help!
Please call us at 979-864-8011.
The first day of school is around the corner! Let’s make sure your student is ready by following the steps in the Bus Transportation Readiness guide before school begins.
This resource provides important steps to help families secure bus transportation, understand expectations, and prepare for a successful start to the school year.
📌 Download the English guide: https://aptg.co/x0KvZK
📌 Download the Spanish guide: https://aptg.co/Zps07g
🌐 Find the guide on our Back-to-School HQ page: 🔗 www.angletonisd.net/b2shq
🚌 Don't forget to join us for the Meet Your Bus Driver Event at the Transportation Center (1910 N. Downing)
August 12 for Last Names A-K
Session 1: 9:00 am - 12:30 pm
Session 2: 2:00 - 5:00 pm
August 13 for Last Names L-Z
Session 1: 9:00 am - 12:30 pm
Session 2: 2:00 - 5:00 pm
Questions about your student’s transportation? Our Transportation team is ready to help!
Please call us at 979-864-8011.
July’s Board meeting was filled with Wildcat excellence and important decisions for the year ahead! From celebrating a two-time National FCCLA Champion and our outstanding AHS Theatre students to welcoming new campus leaders, trustees took action on several key priorities for AISD.
Trustees approved the purchase of six new school buses and the refinancing of district debt expected to save approximately $420,000.
The district welcomed Morgan Lindsey as Assistant Principal at Heritage Junior High and Lyndsey Gilbertson as Assistant Principal at Angleton High School, strengthening campus leadership for the 2026–2027 school year.
Want to know more about these decisions and what they mean for AISD? Read the full blog 👉www.angletonisd.net/bytheboard
Trustees approved the purchase of six new school buses and the refinancing of district debt expected to save approximately $420,000.
The district welcomed Morgan Lindsey as Assistant Principal at Heritage Junior High and Lyndsey Gilbertson as Assistant Principal at Angleton High School, strengthening campus leadership for the 2026–2027 school year.
Want to know more about these decisions and what they mean for AISD? Read the full blog 👉www.angletonisd.net/bytheboard
UPDATE - The Skyward system is back up and running as normal, and the district’s yearly information system rollover is complete so that information is now accurate for the 2026-2027 school year. Parents can proceed with back-to-school registration. Thank you for your continued patience as we worked to get the system up and running.
The Angleton High School Theatre Department excelled at the International Thespian Festival in Indiana this summer, bringing home some top awards at the prestigious festival and competition, which is a week-long theatre event with more than 4,500 attendees from across the world. Their accomplishments were acknowledged at last week's school board meeting.
Not only did our students get to experience workshops in an array of theatre fields taught by high-level theatre industry professionals at the festival, they also competed in various categories at the event.
Sawyer Hollis – received Superior Rank in Solo Acting
Piper Park – received Excellent Rank in Solo Acting
Jaxon Rice – received Excellent Rank Solo Acting
Ethan Arias – Winner in Solo Acting
Aydee Farciert – Winner in Solo Acting
Samantha Corona – Winner for Playwriting
We need to note that among thousands of entries from across the globe, Ethan, Aydee and Samantha were placed in the top echelon of high school performers and playwrights worldwide upon winning in their categories. AHS Theatre Director Christine Williams did a great job preparing our students for competition.
Our last recognition was for back-to-back National Champion – Sydney Johnson, who is a recent AHS graduate.
FCCLA – or Family, Career and Community Leaders of America – is the nation’s #1 career preparation and workforce readiness organization for students pursuing careers in various industry fields like Consumer Sciences.
Sydney recently returned home from the FCCLA National Competition, where she won 1st place in the Baking and Pastry competition. She competed against thousands of other students this past spring to rise to the final competition earlier this month. And, she nailed it at the competition, taking home the gold and the title of National champion.
To say that Sydney worked hard to reach her goal of taking the top award at Nationals is an understatement. She went into the competition doing three-hour practices four days a week and added extra practices on weekends and during holidays. She worked hard, and all that hard work and dedication clearly paid off. Thank you to Chef Hodge and Chef Skeen for helping guide Sydney on this award winning-journey.
Not only did our students get to experience workshops in an array of theatre fields taught by high-level theatre industry professionals at the festival, they also competed in various categories at the event.
Sawyer Hollis – received Superior Rank in Solo Acting
Piper Park – received Excellent Rank in Solo Acting
Jaxon Rice – received Excellent Rank Solo Acting
Ethan Arias – Winner in Solo Acting
Aydee Farciert – Winner in Solo Acting
Samantha Corona – Winner for Playwriting
We need to note that among thousands of entries from across the globe, Ethan, Aydee and Samantha were placed in the top echelon of high school performers and playwrights worldwide upon winning in their categories. AHS Theatre Director Christine Williams did a great job preparing our students for competition.
Our last recognition was for back-to-back National Champion – Sydney Johnson, who is a recent AHS graduate.
FCCLA – or Family, Career and Community Leaders of America – is the nation’s #1 career preparation and workforce readiness organization for students pursuing careers in various industry fields like Consumer Sciences.
Sydney recently returned home from the FCCLA National Competition, where she won 1st place in the Baking and Pastry competition. She competed against thousands of other students this past spring to rise to the final competition earlier this month. And, she nailed it at the competition, taking home the gold and the title of National champion.
To say that Sydney worked hard to reach her goal of taking the top award at Nationals is an understatement. She went into the competition doing three-hour practices four days a week and added extra practices on weekends and during holidays. She worked hard, and all that hard work and dedication clearly paid off. Thank you to Chef Hodge and Chef Skeen for helping guide Sydney on this award winning-journey.
Class was in session for some of our AISD staff members at this week's AISD Leadership University. Superintendent Dr. Alicia Press was on hand to welcome everyone as the team prepares for the start of the new school year.
UPDATE - Important Announcement from Angleton ISD - Skyward is still experiencing widespread issues due to the company’s upgrade and transition to a new hosting provider. Unfortunately, that means that Angleton ISD is still experiencing interruptions in our own Skyward system as the company works to fix the issues. The district is also working to do the yearly information system rollover to prepare for the upcoming school year and is closing the Skyward system down until the rollover is complete. We know Skyward is working to resolve their issues, and we are working to complete rollover as soon as possible to get the system back up and running as normal. We will continue to keep you updated, and we truly appreciate your patience as we work to get Skyward back up.
Important Announcement from Angleton ISD - Skyward is currently experiencing widespread outages and scheduled downtime across multiple school districts. This is due to a major system change as the company transitions to a new hosting provider along with routine end-of-year processing and maintenance. We will keep you updated and let you know when Skyward is back up and running. Thank you for your understanding, and we appreciate your patience as we work with Skyward to get the issues resolved as soon as possible.
Our Wildcats Continue to Shine Bright!!! 🤩
Congratulations to Angleton High School Lead Counselor Jessica Ramirez, who was recently selected by The Facts as one of the 2026 Brazoria County Leaders Under 40! ⭐
Way to go, Ms. Ramirez! #AchievingExcellence #BecauseWereWildcats
Congratulations to Angleton High School Lead Counselor Jessica Ramirez, who was recently selected by The Facts as one of the 2026 Brazoria County Leaders Under 40! ⭐
Way to go, Ms. Ramirez! #AchievingExcellence #BecauseWereWildcats
The new school year is approaching, and we want you to be ready!
Download the Angleton ISD app today and turn on notifications so you're ready to receive important updates as our new communication tool, Connect, begins rolling out in the coming weeks.
With the Angleton ISD app, you'll be able to stay informed with district and campus news, important announcements, events and school communications—all in one convenient place.
✅ Download the Angleton ISD app
✅ Enable push notifications
Visit www.angletonisd.net/connect to learn more about Connect, what to expect, and how this new communication platform will help keep families, students, and staff connected throughout the school year.
Download the Angleton ISD app today and turn on notifications so you're ready to receive important updates as our new communication tool, Connect, begins rolling out in the coming weeks.
With the Angleton ISD app, you'll be able to stay informed with district and campus news, important announcements, events and school communications—all in one convenient place.
✅ Download the Angleton ISD app
✅ Enable push notifications
Visit www.angletonisd.net/connect to learn more about Connect, what to expect, and how this new communication platform will help keep families, students, and staff connected throughout the school year.
At the June meeting, the Board of Trustees approved the hire of two key leadership appointments for Angleton ISD: Marcus Forney as the new Assistant Superintendent of Operations and Patrick Monaghan as Assistant Superintendent of Student Services.
Forney most recently served as Deputy Superintendent for Huntsville ISD, and Monaghan returns to AISD after previously serving as the district’s Director of Special Education Services and most recently serving as Executive Director of Special Programs in Dickinson ISD.
Welcome to the Wildcat Family! #AchievingExcellence #BecauseWereWildcats
We had a great turnout at the AISD Auxiliary & Support Job Fair! Thank you to everyone who came out to learn about the exciting opportunities available in Angleton ISD.
It's not too late to apply!
You can view all current job openings and apply online at www.angletonISD.net/careers.
Or you can stop by the AOS Building at 3000 Technology Dr. to complete an application. Our staff is available to assist you through the application process.
We look forward to welcoming you to the AISD team!
It's not too late to apply!
You can view all current job openings and apply online at www.angletonISD.net/careers.
Or you can stop by the AOS Building at 3000 Technology Dr. to complete an application. Our staff is available to assist you through the application process.
We look forward to welcoming you to the AISD team!
🐾 Wildcats in the Wild: On the Map!
Our adventure map is filling up, and Wildcats have been spotted from coast to coast! 💜
This month's sightings include:
📍 Rocky Mountain National Park
📍 Iowa
📍 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
📍 Broken Bow, Oklahoma
📍 New York City, New York
📍 Mount Rainier, Washington
📍 Smiths Grove, Kentucky
📍 O'ahu, Hawaii
So far, Wildcats have visited 7 states and one island paradise, with more than 30 Wildcats spotted on summer adventures! From championship baseball teams and national parks to iconic landmarks and family road trips, our students are making memories everywhere they go.
Keep the photos coming! DM or email us your pictures to aisdnews@angletonisd.net for a chance to be featured in our next map update.
Where will our Wildcats be spotted next? 👀🐾
Our adventure map is filling up, and Wildcats have been spotted from coast to coast! 💜
This month's sightings include:
📍 Rocky Mountain National Park
📍 Iowa
📍 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
📍 Broken Bow, Oklahoma
📍 New York City, New York
📍 Mount Rainier, Washington
📍 Smiths Grove, Kentucky
📍 O'ahu, Hawaii
So far, Wildcats have visited 7 states and one island paradise, with more than 30 Wildcats spotted on summer adventures! From championship baseball teams and national parks to iconic landmarks and family road trips, our students are making memories everywhere they go.
Keep the photos coming! DM or email us your pictures to aisdnews@angletonisd.net for a chance to be featured in our next map update.
Where will our Wildcats be spotted next? 👀🐾
Angleton ISD is hiring! Come meet our team at the job fair and learn more about joining the A-Team.
📅 TODAY
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 WHERE
Angleton ISD Transportation Center
1910 N. Downing Angleton, Texas
💼 POSITIONS WE ARE HIRING FOR:
Child Nutrition
Custodians
Maintenance Groundskeeper
Bus Drivers
Bus Monitors
🤝 MEET THE DEPARTMENTS
Representatives from Maintenance, Child Nutrition, and Transportation departments will be on-site to interview, answer questions, and discuss open positions.
📝 What to bring: A list of any prior work experience or a copy of your resume, if you have one. *This is optional and is not required for attendance!
🏆Why Choose Angleton ISD?
Competitive Pay
Supportive Community & Team Environment
Opportunities for Growth
Can't make it? Apply online today at www.angletonisd.net/careers.
🍎☀️ AISD Summer Lunch Program Reminder ☀️🍎
Angleton ISD Child Nutrition is providing free summer meals for children 18 years and younger Monday-Thursday at the following locations this summer. No registration or application is required. Come eat!
📍 Heartland Elementary
June 1 – July 9 (Monday–Thursday)
🥞 Breakfast: 7:30–7:50 a.m.
🍽 Lunch: 11 a.m.–12 p.m.
📍 Angleton High School
June 1 – July 23 (Monday–Thursday)
Closed June 29 – July 2
Open to the Community
🥞 Breakfast: 7–7:30 a.m.
🍽 Lunch: 11–11:45 a.m.
🚌 Lunch Bus Stop Sites
June 1 – July 9 (Monday–Thursday)
10:00–10:20 a.m.
• AJH Parking Lot
• Lexington Square
10:24–10:44 a.m.
• La Villa Apartments
10:30–10:50 a.m.
• AHS Parking Lot
10:46–11:06 a.m.
• Rec Center Angleton
11:05–11:25 a.m.
• Paloma Laundromat Parking Lot
11:14–11:34 a.m.
• Southside Elementary Parking Lot
11:30–11:50 a.m.
• Intersection at CR 713B & CR 48
12:10–12:30 p.m.
• Shanks Trailer Park
12:35–12:55 p.m.
• Intersection at CR 727B & CR 727D
• LJ Trailer Park
1:05–1:25 p.m.
• Bastrop Church CR 605
1:10–1:30 p.m.
• Holiday Lakes Parking Lot
1:30–1:50 p.m.
• First Missionary Church Parking Lot
📌 Feeding sites, dates, and times are subject to change. Follow the AISD Child Nutrition page for updates.
🎒 Back 2 School HQ - Live!
Hey there, Wildcat parents! As we gear up for the new academic year, we want to help you get ready too.
The Back to School HQ webpage is now available and includes school supply lists, Meet the Teacher and Open House information, orientation details, and other helpful back-to-school resources for every campus.
Visit www.angletonisd.net/b2shq and get a head start on a great year! 🐾
Hey there, Wildcat parents! As we gear up for the new academic year, we want to help you get ready too.
The Back to School HQ webpage is now available and includes school supply lists, Meet the Teacher and Open House information, orientation details, and other helpful back-to-school resources for every campus.
Visit www.angletonisd.net/b2shq and get a head start on a great year! 🐾
Reminder: Pre-K & Kindergarten In-Person Enrollment is open!
In-person enrollment for new students entering Pre-K and Kindergarten for the 2026–2027 school year is open through July 30. Families can enroll new students at their zoned campus during the hours listed below.
Enrollment hours at zoned campus:
● Tuesdays from 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. or 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
● Thursdays from 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. or 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.
AISD offers:
✔️ Free Pre-K available for students who qualify
✔️ Tuition-based Pre-K option now available for those who do not qualify ($5,750/year)
Families can still enroll online anytime. Find more information here: www.angletonisd.net/prekandkinder
#ForTheFuture #BecauseWereWildcats
The June Board Meeting was a reflection of what makes Angleton ISD strong: exceptional students, dedicated employees, responsible planning, and a commitment to continuous improvement.
This month, trustees celebrated state-level accomplishments in athletics and fine arts, approved compensation enhancements for employees, welcomed new district leaders, continued support for programs that strengthen school culture, and reviewed updates focused on student safety and learning.
The Board also discussed a potential bond refinancing opportunity that could save more than $400,000.
From investing in people to planning for the future, every decision centered on supporting students and strengthening our schools.
👉 Read the full June Board Meeting Recap here: www.angletonisd.net/bytheboard
#AchievingExcellence #WildcatPride #AngletonISD
At June's Board Meeting, several AISD students were recognized.
UIL State is the highest level a high school athlete can achieve, and we had two amazing young Track athletes qualify for State, earning top spots out of thousands of Texas athletes. Jake Brittain, who competed in the 400-Meter – Jake had a stellar finish at State, taking 6th place in his event. Traevonne Latimer, who competed in the 110-Meter Hurdles – Traevonne came home a State Champion, winning Gold and closing out his high school career on top.
We also recognized some outstanding high school musicians who excelled at this year’s UIL Texas State Solo & Ensemble Competition. We had seven soloists and three ensembles from the band and choir receive Superior ratings. Earning a Superior rating is the equivalent of receiving a Gold medal honor at State, which means these musicians garnered the highest accolade at State.
Earning a Superior in Solo Band – Camille Martinez for Percussion.
Our Trombone Quartet also earned a Superior:
Wesley Arce
Alex Cerda
Jordan Muraira
Jamison Todd.
Rounding out the Band honors, our Percussion Ensemble earned a Superior:
Mason Blalock
Jordyn Loyd
Sean Randall
Finally, we closed our recognitions with another group of amazingly talented musicians, members of our AHS Choir who stood out at UIL State and earned top honors with a Superior Rating.
Tenor/Bass Quartet earned a Superior:
Alex Cerda
Jayden Krom
Jake Oden
Joshua Pointer
We had our choir students who earned Superiors in solo competitions:
Julianna Bosquez – Soprano
Jordan Cantu – Baritone
Jayden Krom – Tenor (who also earned a Superior at State in the Tenor/Bass Quartet)
Emily Peck – Soprano
Azael Torres – Tenor
Brodey Cates – Bass - We also need to note that Brodey was recognized at State as an Outstanding Performer, which is a huge honor that is only given to the best of the best performances in the State.
UIL State is the highest level a high school athlete can achieve, and we had two amazing young Track athletes qualify for State, earning top spots out of thousands of Texas athletes. Jake Brittain, who competed in the 400-Meter – Jake had a stellar finish at State, taking 6th place in his event. Traevonne Latimer, who competed in the 110-Meter Hurdles – Traevonne came home a State Champion, winning Gold and closing out his high school career on top.
We also recognized some outstanding high school musicians who excelled at this year’s UIL Texas State Solo & Ensemble Competition. We had seven soloists and three ensembles from the band and choir receive Superior ratings. Earning a Superior rating is the equivalent of receiving a Gold medal honor at State, which means these musicians garnered the highest accolade at State.
Earning a Superior in Solo Band – Camille Martinez for Percussion.
Our Trombone Quartet also earned a Superior:
Wesley Arce
Alex Cerda
Jordan Muraira
Jamison Todd.
Rounding out the Band honors, our Percussion Ensemble earned a Superior:
Mason Blalock
Jordyn Loyd
Sean Randall
Finally, we closed our recognitions with another group of amazingly talented musicians, members of our AHS Choir who stood out at UIL State and earned top honors with a Superior Rating.
Tenor/Bass Quartet earned a Superior:
Alex Cerda
Jayden Krom
Jake Oden
Joshua Pointer
We had our choir students who earned Superiors in solo competitions:
Julianna Bosquez – Soprano
Jordan Cantu – Baritone
Jayden Krom – Tenor (who also earned a Superior at State in the Tenor/Bass Quartet)
Emily Peck – Soprano
Azael Torres – Tenor
Brodey Cates – Bass - We also need to note that Brodey was recognized at State as an Outstanding Performer, which is a huge honor that is only given to the best of the best performances in the State.
At last night's board meeting, the Angleton ISD Board of Trustees approved a 3% general salary increase for AISD staff as well as a $750 retention bonus and a $300 holiday bonus. The starting teacher salary has been set at $60,000, and additional staff benefits include the following:
-- Full-day Pre-K for children of AISD staff
-- TIA approved district
-- Competitive stipends for coaches, special education, bilingual education, and hard-to-teach areas
-- Employee recognition programs
REMINDER - Deadline for nominations for the 2026-2027 Angleton ISD Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame is 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, June 16.
Submit a nomination by completing the following online form: https://forms.gle/gQ6AY91H2QR6pTzD6
The Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame recognizes AISD alumni who have demonstrated a high level of success in their respective fields of endeavor and who have made a significant and prominent contribution through achievement, service and leadership.
Guidelines:
* Nominees must be recognized alumni of Angleton ISD (Angleton High School or Marshall High School). Nominations of deceased alumni will be considered for induction.
* Nominees must have graduated at least 20 years prior to the recognition.
* Nominees must meet the criteria for recognition as stated in the purpose.
* Current Angleton ISD employees and serving board members may not be nominated.
*All nominations are subject to verification.
Submit a nomination by completing the following online form: https://forms.gle/gQ6AY91H2QR6pTzD6
The Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame recognizes AISD alumni who have demonstrated a high level of success in their respective fields of endeavor and who have made a significant and prominent contribution through achievement, service and leadership.
Guidelines:
* Nominees must be recognized alumni of Angleton ISD (Angleton High School or Marshall High School). Nominations of deceased alumni will be considered for induction.
* Nominees must have graduated at least 20 years prior to the recognition.
* Nominees must meet the criteria for recognition as stated in the purpose.
* Current Angleton ISD employees and serving board members may not be nominated.
*All nominations are subject to verification.
