Reminder - Community Survey Closes this Week
BOARD SEEKS COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT FOR SUPERINTENDENT PROCESS
The Angleton Independent School District (ISD) Board of Trustees has employed Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) Executive Search Services to assist with the search for a new superintendent. The Board has requested that school personnel and the public be involved in developing a profile of the leadership qualities desired of the person the Board should seek to become the new superintendent.
Click here to access the Leadership Profile Questionnaire: https://surveys.tasb.org/s3/Angleton-ISD-2026-Leadership-Survey
The application for the Superintendent position is available. Interested candidates can find the link on the homepage of www.angletonisd.net under the Careers tab.
We appreciate your continued engagement as we move forward together.
#acheivingexcellence #becausewereWildcats
The Angleton ISD Communications Department brought home top honors from the annual Texas School Public Relations Association Star Awards Ceremony!
AISD earned:
✨ Best of Category for our new website design
✨ Best of Category for the Wildcat Football Semifinal print ad
✨ 7 Gold Stars and 1 Silver Star for outstanding videos, website, photography and digital media
These awards recognize excellence in school communications across Texas, and we are incredibly proud of the work that highlights our students, staff, and community.
Congratulations to Alex Radow and Jennifer Barrera for their creativity, dedication, and commitment to telling the Wildcat story with excellence. 💜🐾
#WildcatPride #AcheivingExcellence #becausewereWildcats
We proudly recognized two Fine Arts students for earning All-State distinctions and approved the 2026–2027 academic calendar to help families plan ahead.
Trustees also approved more than $3.2 million in critical facility repairs and upgrades across the district. These projects address fire systems, HVAC equipment, elevator renovations, and other essential infrastructure needs to ensure safe, reliable learning environments for our students and staff.
The Board approved a new unified communication platform that will streamline how families, staff, campuses, and extracurricular programs connect. The new system will enhance safety features while creating a more consistent and efficient communication experience districtwide.
Trustees also received an update on progress toward Board Goals, with AISD currently on track to meet three of four primary goals, and heard a new strategic plan designed to strengthen English I success at Angleton High School.
There is a lot of important work happening across Wildcat Nation.
Read the full February Board Meeting recap on our website to learn more about how AISD continues to prioritize student success, strong communication, and well-maintained facilities --> www.angletonisd.net/bytheboard
Submit your questions via this link https://forms.gle/R4jYK17enHGiA2UG7 by 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, February 26, and you might hear your question featured in the upcoming episode due to drop later this month!
Catch all the episodes on Spotify, YouTube or online at www.angletonisd.net/aisdextra. Be sure to subscribe and follow!
#AISDExtra #AngletonISD
Download the image below or view the pdf version here --> www.angletonisd.net/calendar
Have a great weekend! See you back on Tuesday.
This honor reflects the hard work, dedication, and heart of our students, staff, families, and community. Together, we continue to close achievement gaps and ensure every Wildcat has the opportunity to succeed.
Congratulations Frontier—we are so proud!
Attention Parents and AISD Community
On February 19, executive search services representatives from the Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) will be in our district to visit with Angleton ISD parents and community members. Their goal is to collect input from our stakeholder groups to help build a leadership profile for the next AISD superintendent. They are seeking your very important feedback on the skills and qualities you believe are needed in the superintendent position. The information you provide in this meeting is incredibly important and valuable.
The open public meeting for our AISD community will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 19 in the Heritage Junior High cafeteria.
You should not attend this meeting with the TASB representatives if you:
- Are the current superintendent of Angleton ISD
- Have applied for the superintendent's position in Angleton ISD
- Are considering applying for the superintendent's position in Angleton ISD
For the 2025-2026 school year, 90 AISD educators are expected to qualify for official TIA designations. This inaugural group represents the first phase of the district’s TIA rollout, meeting rigorous state standards for classroom performance and student growth in currently eligible categories.
The 2025-2026 cohort includes:
- 30 Master Designations (The highest level of recognition in Texas)
- 45 Exemplary Designations
- 15 Recognized Designations
In a commitment to directly investing in its staff, AISD will pass 90% of the state-funded allotment directly to the designated teachers. This provides a substantial annual financial boost ranging from $4,000 to $16,000 per eligible educator.
"TIA allows us to further invest in the people who make our schools great," Superintendent Phil Edwards said. "Any opportunity to increase teacher compensation is a win for our students and our community."
To honor these 90 individuals and their impact on student success, Angleton ISD will host a Special Reception and Awards Ceremony on April 6, 2026.
Congratulations to our first TIA cohort. We are achieving excellence because we are Wildcats!
Stop by the Angleton Junior High School Market this beginning now until 3:30 PM! The market offers fresh produce, meat, and a variety of shelf-stable items to all community members and is not based on income. Please bring bags or boxes to shop if you have them.
Enter the parking lot near the softball field, the market is set up for families to easily walk through and pick up groceries.
The Angleton Independent School District (ISD) Board of Trustees has employed Texas Association of School Boards (TASB) Executive Search Services to assist with the search for a new superintendent. The Board has requested that school personnel and the public be involved in developing a profile of the leadership qualities desired of the person the Board should seek to become the new superintendent.
Click here to access the Leadership Profile Questionnaire: https://surveys.tasb.org/s3/Angleton-ISD-2026-Leadership-Survey
The board also explored two exciting new partnerships with Brazosport College which include an Early College Academy that could allow students to graduate high school with an associate degree, tuition-free, and a new evening certification program designed for parents and community members.
In addition, trustees approved the 2025 audit with an unmodified opinion, reviewed strong academic performance through the state’s TAPR report, and took action on upcoming trustee elections.
The meeting concluded with an important announcement from Superintendent Phil Edwards, who shared his plans to retire this summer after eight years of leadership in AISD.
Read the full blog to learn more about what’s ahead for Wildcat Nation at www.angletonisd.net/bytheboard
Stop by the Angleton Junior High School Market this afternoon beginning at 2:30 PM! The market offers fresh produce, meat, and a variety of shelf-stable items to all community members and is not based on income. Please bring bags or boxes to shop if you have them.
Enter the parking lot near the softball field, the market is set up for families to easily walk through and pick up groceries. It’s a wonderful resource for our school and community!
WEATHER UPDATE - AISD officials continue to monitor the weather and will continue to monitor the weather into Monday evening. We continue to assess our district facilities and the potential for issues with road conditions in the area. We will communicate no later than 3:00 p.m. tomorrow about school on Tuesday, January 27.
Please continue to monitor the AISD website and social media for any updates and please continue to stay warm and safe.
Due to the continued forecast of potential winter weather and possible unsafe travel conditions for our students and staff, all Angleton ISD schools will be closed on Monday, January 26. Any information about school start times for Tuesday, January 27 will be communicated at a later date.
Coaches and sponsors will communicate with students and parents about extracurricular activities for next week.
Please continue to monitor the AISD website and social media for any updates.
Stay warm and safe!
Angleton ISD officials are monitoring the cold weather in the AISD area, which shows a potential for freezing weather starting this weekend. At this time, AISD will follow its scheduled plans for the next week, and we will keep you updated on any changes.
When making decisions about closing school for cold-related weather issues, AISD officials examine the weather conditions to ensure travel to and from school is safe. If there is potential for snow and ice that could create unsafe road conditions, then we will review the situation and make appropriate decisions concerning canceling school. In the event of cold and rainy conditions that do not create ice or hazardous road conditions, we will continue school as we know our schools can offer safe and warm facilities for all our Wildcats.
Please continue to monitor the AISD website and social media for any updates.
Stay warm!
At AISD, we are grateful for our dedicated Board of Trustees who volunteer their time and work tirelessly to serve our students, staff, and community. Their leadership and commitment help shape a strong future for every Wildcat.
Join us in thanking our school board members for their service and dedication! 💜🐾
