More fair fun for our Wildcats enjoying a well-deserved fall break! 🎡 Thank you to our AISD families for sharing your favorite moments with us! 💜
Check out the BCFA Parade photo album and download free pics of your Wildcats --> https://photos.app.goo.gl/pEtWXVECMqY2xjK67
Our Wildcats are making memories at the Brazoria County Fair! Thanks to our AISD families for sharing these moments of Wildcat pride and community spirit. 💜 DM or email your pics to aisdnews@angletonisd.net!
#becausewerewildcats
Saddle up, Wildcats! Its time for Wildcat Roundup!🤠
The Brazoria County Fair is here and we want to see our students shining — from the parade to the rides!
DM or email your favorite photos to aisdnews@angletonisd.net.
Bond 2025 - In August, the AISD Board of Trustees called for a $150 million bond that voters will consider this November. The proposal focuses on replacing three aging schools:
🏫 Northside Elementary - 73 years old
🏫 Southside Elementary - 70 years old
🏫 Angleton Junior High - 45 years old
Please attend the last Community Town Hall to learn more — tour, see, ask!
Oct. 14 – Angleton Junior High, 6 PM (Library)
Remember, if you are registered to vote and live within AISD boundaries, you can vote—even if you don’t live in the City of Angleton.
Early Voting: October 20-31
Election Day: November 4
For more information, visit: www.angletonisd.net/bond25
In memory of their daughter Dakota and "Go Gold" in honor of Childhood Cancer Awareness, the Thomas family provided gold athletic tape for several of the Wildcat student groups to wear at the last home game, including the Wildcat Football Team. Our Wildcats wore gold that night for Dakota, for all children who continue to fight, for those who have won their battle and for those we remember.
Dakota’s family accepted the award on her behalf. A heartfelt tribute to her spirit and the love she continues to inspire.
Join us at Wildcat Stadium tonight as the Wildcats take on Friendswood at 7 pm! You might just be our next Fan of the Game! GO CATS!
Watch Live: https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.nfhsnetwork.com%2F...%2Fangleton-high-school%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExTW1mUzYyOWpBbWZycjc1MgEeGVUpyXuhNS03jdCQY--XIk1CILxMGgQ-i7fFrQ9mXHc4xlpkFuoVbK_yJMc_aem_Qj_H_X-kN4XRuwjWqe062Q&h=AT1Z5pcHNBRlptptp4VtHMANz9NUFQP1D3c5fcWtxgIvB6wNbm9B_hONdLdlsdqNYnFDQVHb0_---ygbY-SAXMvES-67OL3NhWdsWmofIMVwVTlOm4tkFnHclHChZkBHnPOqcMWF-deR8RW3&__tn__=-UK-R&c[0]=AT3AOisjRAXux0KqIl6_r1rW_sDaf-y2Aul70yOeU571zobRpro5kaSpBFnr_jcYd_6yElMrmc85gHkyVm2rESDxFLzTwhFJrrZ0x8g8XPdnsKWKSeWEdIqJ8UUZJMyIgzib3v5cM-5Y_O1EObkyBT4Z233vmX6gdpPgdU5xNRrcUXZbGff3iW5rS11cOeSUdWJ8wcdVuOks_dUBVgprRBfXDTzwoQqkrbXTbU7TyWEufsdWvw
Calling all Volunteers!
The Angleton Junior High School Market is gearing up for another great year of serving our community — and we need your help! The market, in partnership with the Houston Food Bank, is a student-run food pantry that provides fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, and shelf-stable items to the community, regardless of income. Volunteers — both students and adults — help distribute food, assist with intake, and keep the market running smoothly. The pantry needs about 20-25 volunteers at each market.
Ready to volunteer? Join us for training on Monday, October 13, from 3:30–4:20 PM in Room A610 at Angleton Junior High.
Contact Mrs. Bowie Cruz for more information at tbowie@angletonisd.net.
Submit your questions via this link https://forms.gle/R4jYK17enHGiA2UG7 by 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, October 9, and you might hear your question featured in the upcoming episode due to drop later this month!
Stay tuned and catch all the episodes on Spotify, YouTube or online at www.angletonisd.net under Communications. Be sure to subscribe and follow!
#AISDExtra #AngletonISD #podcastlaunch
BOND 2025 - Community Town Hall Meeting Tomorrow
Angleton ISD family—we know voters have a lot of questions, and we want to make sure you have accurate answers. Please attend one of the upcoming town halls to learn more about the bond proposition, why it was called, where the bond funds will go, how your taxes will be affected, the district's plan for repairs of other campuses, and more.
All meetings begin at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, October 7 – Northside Elementary Library
Thursday, October 9 – Southside Elementary Library
Tuesday, October 14 – Angleton Junior High Library
Join us, bring your questions, and see firsthand how Bond 2025 would impact our schools, students and community.
BONO 2025 - REUNIÓN INFORMATIVA HOY
El Distrito Escolar Independiente de Angleton invita a las familias hispanohablantes a una reunión informativa a las 6 de la tarde hoy en el Auditorio de Angleton High School. Les invitamos a asistir para conocer qué es el bono, su importancia y cómo afecta a los hogares, los estudiantes y la comunidad.
BOND 2025 - New Schools = Same Property
AISD’s bond proposes to replace Northside Elementary, Southside Elementary, and Angleton Junior High with facilities ready to accommodate growth.
The possible locations for these new schools are on the current properties where they stand today—no new land purchases required. This ensures students stay in their zoned campus while the district makes use of existing resources.
Reminder - Please attend one of the three upcoming Community Town Hall meetings to receive accurate information about the bond and to ask questions.
All meetings begin at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, October 7 – Northside Elementary Library
Thursday, October 9 – Southside Elementary Library
Tuesday, October 14 – Angleton Junior High Library
Learn more: www.angletonisd.bond25
Angleton ISD family—we know voters have a lot of questions, and we want to make sure you have accurate answers. Please attend one of the upcoming town halls to learn more about the bond proposition, why it was called, where the bond funds will go, how your taxes will be affected, the district's plan for repairs of other campuses, and more.
All meetings begin at 6:00 PM
Tuesday, October 7 – Northside Elementary Library
Thursday, October 9 – Southside Elementary Library
Tuesday, October 14 – Angleton Junior High Library
Join us, bring your questions, and see firsthand how Bond 2025 would impact our schools, students and community.
BONO 2025 - REUNIÓN INFORMATIVA
El Distrito Escolar Independiente de Angleton invita a las familias hispanohablantes a una reunión informativa el Lunes 6 de Octubre en el Auditorio de Angleton High School. Les invitamos a asistir para conocer qué es el bono, su importancia y cómo afecta a los hogares, los estudiantes y la comunidad.
BOND 2025 - If the bond is approved, the tax rate is projected to remain the same as the current rate of $1.0219 through 2031 and begin lowering in 2032—or sooner as new neighborhoods are built within the district. The chart below shows the maximum tax rate expected.
If approved, with the 1¢ tax reduction set by AISD in August and the increase in the homestead exemption of $140,000, voters will experience an estimated tax savings of about $400 depending on the value of the homestead.
Without the bond, the tax rate is expected to decrease by 4¢ in 2027 resulting in an additional tax savings of about $80 for the year (depending on homestead value).
AISD remains committed to sharing accurate information so the community can make informed decisions. The district is asking voters to consider foregoing the additional tax savings in order to replace Angleton Junior High, Northside Elementary and Southside Elementary.
Remember, if you are registered to vote and live within AISD boundaries, you can vote—even if you don’t live in the City of Angleton.
Need to register? Click here --> https://www.votetexas.gov/
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At its September meeting, the AISD Board of Trustees celebrated student success and took action on key plans for the future.
-- Recognized 51 AP Scholars and students honored through the College Board National Recognition Programs
-- Approved updates to the class ranking policy (effective with the Class of 2027)
-- Selected architectural firms for potential bond projects to keep AISD on track for a 2028 opening if the bond passes
-- Approved needed maintenance at AHS, including a new boiler and chiller
“By recognizing excellence, maintaining facilities, and planning strategically for growth, the district continues to focus on providing safe, supportive, and high-quality learning environments for all Wildcats,” said Superintendent Phil Edwards.
Read the full recap here --> www.angletonisd.net/bytheboard
-- Otis. W. Carroll, Class of 1967
-- Sam Chamberlain, Class of 1966
-- Isharay A. Jones, Sr., Class of 2000
Otis Carroll - With more than 40 years of litigation experience, Carroll is recognized as one of East Texas’s preeminent trial lawyers. A proud graduate of Texas A&M University and the University of Texas School of Law, Carroll continues to serve as trusted counsel in high-profile cases nationwide. He has successfully handled complex civil litigation, including patent, antitrust, oil and gas, civil fraud, and breach of contract cases, earning widespread respect from clients and peers. A Fellow of both the American College of Trial Lawyers and the American Board of Trial Advocates, Carroll has been honored as a Texas Super Lawyer and named among the Top 100 Lawyers in Texas by Super Lawyers magazine. Prior to founding the law firm Carroll, Maloney, Henry & Nelson in 2018, he founded Ireland, Carroll & Kelley, P.C. in 1984 after practicing at Foreman & Dyes and previously serving as an Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Texas. Carroll also has a long history of community involvement, receiving awards and recognition for his work in the community and with his church.
Sam Chamberlain - Chamberlain has built an extraordinary career in environmental health and safety, rising from humble beginnings to national and global leadership. He earned a bachelor's degree in Biology and a master's degree in Environmental Engineering from the University of Houston while balancing work and family, eventually holding leadership and executive roles at major corporations like Monsanto, Sterling Chemicals, Pioneer Americas, and Murphy Oil. Chamberlain has been recognized nationally for his contributions to environmental policy, industry safety and corporate sustainability, including testifying before Congress and co-chairing influential task forces. After retiring in 2015, he became a professor and program chair at Brazosport College, mentoring students and creating scholarships to support their success. While Chamberlain has dedicated years of service to enhancing his profession, he has also led a life of service through his spirit of giving and civic involvement, which includes his selection and election to various college boards as well as his missionary work across Nigeria, Nicaragua, Romania, and the Netherlands.
CMSgt Isharay A. Jones, Sr. - Jones is a Strategic Project Manager and United States Air Force veteran with 25 years of distinguished service, including 14 years in senior leadership roles. He has risen to the highest rank for an enlisted airman, becoming Chief Master Sergeant in 2023. Jones has worked in a variety of Aircraft Armament System positions and has a rich contingency history that includes Operation Allied Forces, Operation Enduring Freedom, and Operation Iraqi Freedom as well as supporting PACAF with Continuous Bomber Presence. He has successfully managed mission-critical programs, overseen assets valued at more than $643 billion, and guided cross-functional teams in high-pressure environments. Known for his expertise in scope management, budget control, stakeholder engagement, and regulatory compliance, Jones has a proven record of delivering results under demanding deadlines, which has led him to become the focal point for Weapons Standardization and the Loading Standardization and Evaluation Program. Jones has clearly honed his leadership skills through his military service and has earned several major awards and decorations in service to his country, including the Meritorious Service Medal with four bronze oak leaf clusters, the Air Force Commendation Medal, and the Air Force Achievement Medal with one bronze oak leaf cluster.
Save the Date...The Alumni Hall of Fame inductees will be honored along with the 2025-2026 Angleton ISD Educator Hall of Fame inductees on Saturday, November 1.
We know you’ve shared questions in the comments, and we want to make sure you have clear answers. These Town Halls are about transparency, trust, and building the future together.
All meetings begin at 6:00 PM
Monday, October 7 – Northside Elementary Library
Wednesday, October 9 – Southside Elementary Library
Monday, October 14 – Angleton Junior High Library
Join us, bring your questions, and see firsthand how Bond 2025 would impact our schools and students.
Still time to RSVP for GOLDEN CAT BINGO! On Friday, September 19, Angleton ISD will host its annual Golden Cat event, which is our chance to say thank you to our senior community for their continued support of AISD.
We invite all senior citizens to join us for our annual lunch and a fun-filled game of bingo with prizes!
📅 DATE: Friday, September 19
🕚 TIME: 11:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
📍 Location: Heritage Junior High (25455 FM 521, Angleton, TX 77515)
Golden Cat activity passes will also be available for anyone who qualifies and needs one. The pass allows for free entry into certain AISD home activities.
Please RSVP at AISDCommunity@angletonisd.net or contact us at that email for more info!
#BecauseWereWildcats
In August, the AISD Board of Trustees called for a $150 million bond that voters will consider this November. The proposal focuses on replacing three aging schools:
🏫 Northside Elementary - 73 years old
🏫 Southside Elementary - 70 years old
🏫 Angleton Junior High - 45 years old
Learn more at upcoming Community Town Halls — tour the schools, see the needs, and ask questions!
— Oct. 7 – Northside Elementary, 6 PM (Library)
— Oct. 9 – Southside Elementary, 6 PM (Library)
— Oct. 14 – Angleton Junior High, 6 PM (Library)
Voting Information:
— Voter Registration Deadline: October 6 (votetexas.gov)
— Early Voting: October 20-31
— Election Day: November 4
For more information, visit: angletonisd.net/bond25
-- DATE: Tuesday, September 9, 2025
-- TIME: 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
-- LOCATION: Westside Elementary School Library (1001 W. Mulberry, Angleton, TX 77515)
