Parents, your next opportunity could start here.
Join Brazosport College for an upcoming interest meeting to learn about Skillworks, a new fully funded workforce training program designed specifically for parents of Angleton ISD students.
Through Skillworks, participants will have the opportunity to earn their NCCER Core certification and prepare for careers in construction, industrial, and mechanical fields that are in high demand across Brazoria County and the surrounding region.
As the program continues to develop, we want your input. During the meeting, you’ll have the chance to share what skills and career pathways interest you most so we can help shape a program built around real workforce opportunities in our community.
📍 Angleton High School Auditorium
📅 Thursday, May 21
⏰ 6:00–7:00 p.m.
Pre-register at https://direc.to/oN_A, though registration is not required to attend.
Join Brazosport College for an upcoming interest meeting to learn about Skillworks, a new fully funded workforce training program designed specifically for parents of Angleton ISD students.
Through Skillworks, participants will have the opportunity to earn their NCCER Core certification and prepare for careers in construction, industrial, and mechanical fields that are in high demand across Brazoria County and the surrounding region.
As the program continues to develop, we want your input. During the meeting, you’ll have the chance to share what skills and career pathways interest you most so we can help shape a program built around real workforce opportunities in our community.
📍 Angleton High School Auditorium
📅 Thursday, May 21
⏰ 6:00–7:00 p.m.
Pre-register at https://direc.to/oN_A, though registration is not required to attend.
Important Weather Announcement about Graduation - Angleton ISD is actively monitoring the weather conditions for Friday evening's graduation ceremony, which is scheduled to be held at Wildcat Stadium. At this time, graduation remains scheduled as planned for Friday evening at 7:30 p.m.
District administration will continue to monitor the weather and has developed contingency plans in case weather conditions delay graduation.
In the event of severe weather conditions that cause graduation to be delayed for an extended period of time, the ceremony may be postponed until the following day on Saturday, May 23, 2026, at the same time of 7:30 p.m. at Wildcat Stadium. The district will communicate if graduation has to be moved to Saturday no later than 3:00 p.m. on Friday, May 22.
If the weather still does not permit us to hold graduation on Saturday, the ceremony will be held on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. If the weather permits, we will hold graduation at Wildcat Stadium; however, if weather concerns persist, the ceremony will be moved inside on Sunday in the Angleton High School competition gym. Each graduate will be issued two tickets for guests to join them in the gym, and the district plans to stream the graduation ceremony and allow guests to also use the AHS commons and auditorium, where the ceremony will be streamed on large screens.
Again, AHS Graduation is still scheduled for Friday, May 22 at 7:30 p.m. at Wildcat Stadium.
Please continue to monitor the AISD website and social media platforms for updates, and thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work to ensure a safe and memorable graduation for all our Wildcats and families.
District administration will continue to monitor the weather and has developed contingency plans in case weather conditions delay graduation.
In the event of severe weather conditions that cause graduation to be delayed for an extended period of time, the ceremony may be postponed until the following day on Saturday, May 23, 2026, at the same time of 7:30 p.m. at Wildcat Stadium. The district will communicate if graduation has to be moved to Saturday no later than 3:00 p.m. on Friday, May 22.
If the weather still does not permit us to hold graduation on Saturday, the ceremony will be held on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. If the weather permits, we will hold graduation at Wildcat Stadium; however, if weather concerns persist, the ceremony will be moved inside on Sunday in the Angleton High School competition gym. Each graduate will be issued two tickets for guests to join them in the gym, and the district plans to stream the graduation ceremony and allow guests to also use the AHS commons and auditorium, where the ceremony will be streamed on large screens.
Again, AHS Graduation is still scheduled for Friday, May 22 at 7:30 p.m. at Wildcat Stadium.
Please continue to monitor the AISD website and social media platforms for updates, and thank you for your patience and cooperation as we work to ensure a safe and memorable graduation for all our Wildcats and families.
Angleton ISD held a special reception on Thursday afternoon to say goodbye to Superintendent Phil Edwards, who will retire this summer. Thanks to all who joined us in celebrating Mr. Edwards' legacy as leader of AISD. Congratulations, Mr. Edwards, and thank you for your years of dedicated service, leadership and commitment to the Wildcat students, staff and community!
🎓 Graduation is just around the corner and we’re ready to cheer on our Wildcats as they turn the tassel! As the Class of 2026 prepares to walk the stage, here’s all the info you’ll need for a safe and memorable celebration.
📍 C/O 2026 Ceremony Details
Friday, May 22 | 7:30 PM | Wildcat Stadium
🎓 Graduate Arrival/Parking Info:
All graduates should arrive at 5:45 PM. Graduates will park in the back parking lot of Angleton Junior High, enter through the back doors of AJH and report to the Gymnasium. View the guide linked below for dress code and prohibited items.
🪑 Spectator Info:
– No tickets needed
– Seating is first-come, first-serve
– Handicap seating is available on the track. One additional person may accompany. Please fill out the form linked in the full guide below.
– Gates open at 6:00 PM. Two entrances on home side and one entrance on visitor side.
🚗 Visitor Parking & Shuttle Info:
– Wildcat Stadium parking overflow available at AHS, AJH rear lot, and surrounding grass areas
– Shuttle transportation is available beginning at 5:45 PM from 5 designated lots:
○ Angleton High School flag poles
○ Angleton High School gym side parking lot
○ Rancho Elementary
○ Angleton Junior High front parking lot
○ Angleton ISD Administration Building
– Handicap parking is located behind the home-side seating.
🎥 Live Stream:
Tune in live at 7:30 PM --> www.angletonisd.net/graduation
⚠️ Reminders:
– No congregating on the field after the ceremony
– Review the Graduation Guide for prohibited items and behavior expectations
📘 Full Graduation Guide:
Click here for everything you need to know ➡️https://aptg.co/s_SDkZ
📍 C/O 2026 Ceremony Details
Friday, May 22 | 7:30 PM | Wildcat Stadium
🎓 Graduate Arrival/Parking Info:
All graduates should arrive at 5:45 PM. Graduates will park in the back parking lot of Angleton Junior High, enter through the back doors of AJH and report to the Gymnasium. View the guide linked below for dress code and prohibited items.
🪑 Spectator Info:
– No tickets needed
– Seating is first-come, first-serve
– Handicap seating is available on the track. One additional person may accompany. Please fill out the form linked in the full guide below.
– Gates open at 6:00 PM. Two entrances on home side and one entrance on visitor side.
🚗 Visitor Parking & Shuttle Info:
– Wildcat Stadium parking overflow available at AHS, AJH rear lot, and surrounding grass areas
– Shuttle transportation is available beginning at 5:45 PM from 5 designated lots:
○ Angleton High School flag poles
○ Angleton High School gym side parking lot
○ Rancho Elementary
○ Angleton Junior High front parking lot
○ Angleton ISD Administration Building
– Handicap parking is located behind the home-side seating.
🎥 Live Stream:
Tune in live at 7:30 PM --> www.angletonisd.net/graduation
⚠️ Reminders:
– No congregating on the field after the ceremony
– Review the Graduation Guide for prohibited items and behavior expectations
📘 Full Graduation Guide:
Click here for everything you need to know ➡️https://aptg.co/s_SDkZ
Congratulations to these talented seniors from the Angleton High School Fine Arts program who were celebrated during Fine Arts Signing Day! We are proud to recognize their hard work, dedication, and exciting next steps as they continue their education and pursue their passions.
⭐ Aydee Farciert – Loyola University New Orleans
Major: Nursing
Minor: Theatre
⭐ Callie Garcia – Stephen F. Austin State University
Major: Music Education
⭐ Jayden Krom – Stephen F. Austin State University
Major: Mechanical Engineering
Minor: Vocal Performance
⭐ Marvin Lopez - University of St. Thomas
Major: Directing for Theatre
⭐ Piper Park – Stephen F. Austin State University
Major: Theatre
We can’t wait to see all the amazing things these Wildcats accomplish in the future. Once a Wildcat, always a Wildcat!
Last week, Angleton ISD hosted its third annual District Baby Shower for employees. The district shared valuable information and resources on a variety of related topics. In addition, members from UTMB's women's health team and a Blue Cross and Blue Shield rep shared information and were there to answer questions.
It was an honor to celebrate our incredible staff at the AISD Annual Employee Banquet!
The evening was filled with recognition and appreciation as we honored our Teachers of the Year, retirees, and employees who have dedicated many years of service to Angleton ISD. Their hard work, passion, and commitment continue to make a difference in the lives of our students every day.
Congratulations again to our 2026 Teacher of the Year winners and all of this year’s nominees:
Lincindy Caballero – Secondary Teacher of the Year
Nidya Olivera – Elementary Teacher of the Year
ChaRhonda Jones – Rookie Teacher of the Year
Alyssa Brown – Support Staff of the Year
A special thank you to Buffalo Marine Service, Inc. and Pat Studdert for their amazing support and generosity. Their gifts totaling more than $19,000 helped us celebrate and honor these outstanding educators in a truly meaningful way.
The evening was filled with recognition and appreciation as we honored our Teachers of the Year, retirees, and employees who have dedicated many years of service to Angleton ISD. Their hard work, passion, and commitment continue to make a difference in the lives of our students every day.
Congratulations again to our 2026 Teacher of the Year winners and all of this year’s nominees:
Lincindy Caballero – Secondary Teacher of the Year
Nidya Olivera – Elementary Teacher of the Year
ChaRhonda Jones – Rookie Teacher of the Year
Alyssa Brown – Support Staff of the Year
A special thank you to Buffalo Marine Service, Inc. and Pat Studdert for their amazing support and generosity. Their gifts totaling more than $19,000 helped us celebrate and honor these outstanding educators in a truly meaningful way.
Last week, Angleton High School hosted its 2026 National Honor Society (NHS) ceremony. NHS is a premier organization for high school students, established to recognize outstanding academic achievement and to foster the values of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. Congrats to the latest NHS inductees! #AchievingExcellence #BecauseWereWildcats
Rancho Isabella Elementary put a fun spin on Career Day with their “Career on Wheels” event! Students had the opportunity to step outside the classroom and get an up-close look at a variety of careers—right from the driver’s seat.
Multiple law enforcement agencies rolled in to showcase their vehicles, equipment, and daily responsibilities. From patrol cars to specialized units, students learned firsthand how these professionals serve and protect our community.
It was an exciting and engaging experience that sparked curiosity and inspired our young Wildcats to start thinking about their future careers!
Multiple law enforcement agencies rolled in to showcase their vehicles, equipment, and daily responsibilities. From patrol cars to specialized units, students learned firsthand how these professionals serve and protect our community.
It was an exciting and engaging experience that sparked curiosity and inspired our young Wildcats to start thinking about their future careers!
Angleton ISD recently celebrated the work of our dedicated substitutes from throughout the district. Whether it's a planned absence or a last-minute emergency, our substitutes show up with a smile and a helping hand. This celebration was about showing some extra love to our dedicated Wildcat sub team. AISD wouldn’t be the same without our amazing substitutes!
KPRC 2 made a surprise visit to Angleton High School. They were there to award Gavin Hebert a $2,500 scholarship. He is one of 20 Houston-area high school seniors that have and will be granted a scholarship this school year. Nominated students are recognized for academic excellence, leadership, and community service.
🎉 Please join us for a special, come-and-go reception to congratulate Angleton ISD Superintendent Phil Edwards on his retirement!
🗓️ DATE: Thursday, May 14
🕓 TIME: 4:00 p.m.
📍 LOCATION: AHS CTE Building
🗓️ DATE: Thursday, May 14
🕓 TIME: 4:00 p.m.
📍 LOCATION: AHS CTE Building
Angleton ISD is excited to roll out a new tool that will simplify how we communicate with you beginning in the 2026-2027 school year. Connect, will be built right into our Angleton ISD app and website, offering safe and secure two-way messaging. This addition will make it easier for parents and guardians to stay connected with teachers and staff.
What to expect:
Receive instant notifications. Receive instant notifications of new messages even if you haven't downloaded the district app. No more juggling multiple communication apps (like Class Dojo, Group Me, Remind or SportsYou) or remembering different logins.
Get one unified hub. All school and district communication, updates, and alerts conveniently located in one single app and web experience, with one single login.
Read updates in your preferred language. All messages, announcements, and updates will be automatically translated to your preferred language.
Message staff in one click. Easily connect with teachers, coaches, counselors, and more and see all of your messages in one inbox.
More information coming soon. 🔗 www.angletonisd.net/connect
Help us celebrate all the AMAZING Angleton ISD employees who are building a stronger tomorrow by helping our students reach new heights of excellence each day! #AchievingExcellence #BecauseWereWildcats
📢 Join Us at the Angleton ISD Career Fair!
Angleton ISD is excited to host our Career Fair for the 2026–2027 school year!
🗓 Date: May 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 Location: CTE Center
We are looking for passionate and dedicated individuals to join our team! Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with campus and district leaders and explore career opportunities.
✅ Be sure to register using the QR code on the flyer.
💻 Applications are now open: www.angletonisd.net/careers
We look forward to seeing you there!
Angleton ISD is excited to host our Career Fair for the 2026–2027 school year!
🗓 Date: May 28, 2026
⏰ Time: 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM
📍 Location: CTE Center
We are looking for passionate and dedicated individuals to join our team! Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with campus and district leaders and explore career opportunities.
✅ Be sure to register using the QR code on the flyer.
💻 Applications are now open: www.angletonisd.net/careers
We look forward to seeing you there!
Last month, six Angleton High School seniors participated in a special career signing day through the Brazoria County Petrochemical Council (BCPC). These students officially agreed to high-paying, high-demand careers in the petrochemical industry directly out of high school. AISD congratulates these Wildcats on their achievement and bright futures:
-- Bryant Palacios
-- Eduardo Rodriguez Flores
-- Emilio Hinojosa
-- Hunter Henderson
-- Jose Trejo Martinez
-- Tyson Pennucci
#AISDFortheFuture #AchievingExcellence #BecuaseWereWildcats
-- Bryant Palacios
-- Eduardo Rodriguez Flores
-- Emilio Hinojosa
-- Hunter Henderson
-- Jose Trejo Martinez
-- Tyson Pennucci
#AISDFortheFuture #AchievingExcellence #BecuaseWereWildcats
💜🐾 Wildcat Pride on the State Stage! 🐾💜
Congratulations to the Angleton High School Color Guard for an outstanding performance at the Winterguard State Championship Finals!
Competing against top programs from across the state, the team earned an impressive 9th place finish in their category.
We are proud of their hard work, dedication, and the way they represent AISD with excellence and spirit. Way to go, Wildcats!
#BecauseWereWildcats #AISDExcellence #WildcatPride
Congratulations to the Angleton High School Color Guard for an outstanding performance at the Winterguard State Championship Finals!
Competing against top programs from across the state, the team earned an impressive 9th place finish in their category.
We are proud of their hard work, dedication, and the way they represent AISD with excellence and spirit. Way to go, Wildcats!
#BecauseWereWildcats #AISDExcellence #WildcatPride
The Show Up Foundation awarded Gavin Hebert and Charles Jones with $2,500 scholarships for their service and willingness to "Show Up. Give a Flip, and Repeat!" The character-based award shines a light on individuals who show extraordinary acts by making a difference in others’ lives, which is fitting to the award’s namesake.
Shannon Whitley started the Taylor Whitley Show Up Foundation to pay tribute to her late husband Taylor. Taylor, who passed away unexpectedly in 2018, believed in goodness, kindness and generosity. These were traits that were more than just words to him; they were deeds. His life and legacy could only be described as “SHOWING UP.”
Shannon Whitley started the Taylor Whitley Show Up Foundation to pay tribute to her late husband Taylor. Taylor, who passed away unexpectedly in 2018, believed in goodness, kindness and generosity. These were traits that were more than just words to him; they were deeds. His life and legacy could only be described as “SHOWING UP.”
On July 1, Dr. Alicia Press will officially step into the role of Angleton ISD Superintendent, following the AISD Board of Trustees’ approval last Friday. After the announcement, a reception was held to celebrate AISD’s new superintendent.
Dr. Press currently serves as Assistant Superintendent of Leadership and Talent Development for AISD. With more than 20 years of experience in public education—both in Angleton ISD and Ector County ISD—she brings a proven track record of leading complex district operations while staying focused on what matters most: student success.
Dr. Press currently serves as Assistant Superintendent of Leadership and Talent Development for AISD. With more than 20 years of experience in public education—both in Angleton ISD and Ector County ISD—she brings a proven track record of leading complex district operations while staying focused on what matters most: student success.
Angleton ISD has some amazing teachers, and through our partnership with Teach Like a Champion, AISD teachers are gaining concrete, actionable, and research-based techniques to help improve their teaching effectiveness. Check out what Angleton Junior High School teacher Lauren Burke has to say about how our partnership with Teach Like a Champion has helped her build stronger learning experiences for our Wildcats! #AchievingExcellence #BecauseWereWildcats
ORIGINAL POST FROM TEACH LIKE A CHAMPION:
“It’s about how I deliver content, not just what I teach.”
Our first Partner Spotlight features Lauren Burke, an Algebra 1 teacher at Angleton Junior High School in Angleton ISD. Through our partnership this year, Lauren has moved toward a more intentional, structured approach to her classroom.
By mastering techniques like Cold Call, Check for Understanding, and Turn and Talk, Lauren ensures that every student, not just the most confident, is actively engaged with complex Algebra content. The result? A classroom that runs with precision, allowing more time for deep math instruction and higher student accountability.
We are so proud to work alongside Lauren and her instructional coach, Rachel Seymour, as they lead the way in Angleton’s commitment to instructional excellence! 🌟
ORIGINAL POST FROM TEACH LIKE A CHAMPION:
“It’s about how I deliver content, not just what I teach.”
Our first Partner Spotlight features Lauren Burke, an Algebra 1 teacher at Angleton Junior High School in Angleton ISD. Through our partnership this year, Lauren has moved toward a more intentional, structured approach to her classroom.
By mastering techniques like Cold Call, Check for Understanding, and Turn and Talk, Lauren ensures that every student, not just the most confident, is actively engaged with complex Algebra content. The result? A classroom that runs with precision, allowing more time for deep math instruction and higher student accountability.
We are so proud to work alongside Lauren and her instructional coach, Rachel Seymour, as they lead the way in Angleton’s commitment to instructional excellence! 🌟
