Angleton ISD

UPDATE - Due to weather issues, the 5A running events at UIL State have been moved to tomorrow (Saturday). Brooklyn Ford will run the 200m Dash tomorrow at 1:05 p.m.

Attention - Important Message from Angleton ISD The area is having an issue with phone service that is affecting the phones in our schools and AISD facilities. Thank you for your understanding, and we will keep you updated.

Angleton’s own freshman Brooklynn Ford is taking center stage—representing AISD at the state track meet in Austin today! Her determination reflects the spirit of Wildcat excellence. Run strong, Brooklynn—your Wildcat family is cheering you on every step of the way! 💜

Postseason play is here, and the Wildcats are in! Help us cheer on Ladycat Softball as they head into Round 2 of Area Playoffs vs Crosby and Wildcat Baseball as they face Barbers Hill in Round 1! 🥎 Ladycat Softball – Round 2 📍 All games at Deer Park -- 402 Ivy Ave Deer Park 77536 • Game 1: Thursday, May 1 | 5:30 p.m. • Game 2: Friday, May 2 | 5:30 p.m. • Game 3 (if needed): Saturday, May 3 | 12:00 p.m. ⚾ Wildcat Baseball – Round 1 vs. Barbers Hill • Game 1: Thursday, May 1 | 6:00 p.m. |📍Barbers Hill 10300 Eagle Dr., Mont Belvieu 77580 • Game 2: Friday, May 2 | 6:00 p.m. | 📍HOME • Game 3 (if needed): Saturday, May 3 | 12:00 p.m. |📍Barbers Hill Let’s pack the stands and show our Wildcat pride 💜 Good luck to both teams — we’re cheering you on all the way! #GoLadycats #WildcatBaseball #PurplePride

Nominations are open for the 2025-2026 Angleton ISD Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame! The deadline to nominate is 5:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 5. You can submit a nomination online by going to www.angletonisd.net. Click the nomination form that is in the dropdown under the Community tab on the website. 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.

From the starting line to the finish, our Wildcats gave it their all! The Don Hood Relays brought together over 500 hundred elementary students for the track meet. This AISD tradition celebrates 14 years of friendly competition, teamwork, and Wildcat pride. View and download pics here --> https://photos.app.goo.gl/jqpKg5wCXUgaykEr6 #becausewerewildcats

We’re proud to recognize eight outstanding student-athletes who made their college dreams official at last night’s Signing Day ceremony! 🏈 4 will continue their football careers 🥎 2 will take the softball field ⚽ 2 are headed to the soccer pitch These athletes have shown incredible dedication both on and off the field, and we couldn’t be more excited for their next chapter. Congratulations to all—your hard work has paid off!

📣 TOMORROW - FREE PHYSICALS FOR ANGLETON ISD STUDENTS In partnership with UTMB, AISD is offering free athletic physicals for junior high and high school students! Details below: 📍 Angleton High School 👫10th graders & new athletes 🗓 Thursday, May 1 | Starting at 4 PM 📍 Main Gym Entrance – Exit through Door 24 📍 Angleton Junior High 👫6th & 8th graders or any new athletes 🗓 Thursday, May 1 | Starting at 4 PM 📍 Gym A Entrance – Exit through Gym C hallway/Door 12B 🚗 Pick-up: 7th/8th-grade parking lot 🔹 Don’t Forget: - Bring your glasses or contacts if you have corrected vision - Bring your physical form with the medical history section completed and signed ⚠️ Please Note: - UIL requires physicals every two years for students in sports (7th-12th grade). - Free physicals can take several hours—please send snacks and water with your student.

📣In-person Pre-K enrollment is April 28 - May 22 on Tuesdays and Thursdays at your child's zoned campus, from 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 1:00-3:30 p.m. See the flyers below for more details. To enroll, visit www.angletonisd.net/PrekandKinder. For zoning questions, please call 979-864-8000. #BecauseWereWildcats #FortheFuture

This week more than 100 local seniors signed during BCPC's Career Signing Day to begin high-paying, high-demand careers in the petrochemical industry directly out of high school. Angleton High School led with 13 students signing on! Dr. Chris Boleman, president and CEO of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, delivered the keynote address, praising students for their ambition and drive. “Their courage to chase their dreams powers our community’s future,” Boleman said. AISD congratulates these Wildcats on their achievement and bright futures ahead! Addison Schwartz, Samson Fabrication & Construction Aiden Mercado, Excel Blake Peterson, HPC Industrial Services Diego Ordonez, Palacios Marine & Industrial Eduardo Navarro, Brock Group Erick Lanzas, Marquis Industrial Services Ernesto Hernandez, Brock Group Israel Belmares, Brask, Inc. Korey Williams, Brock Group Logan Matchett, Taurus Industrial Group Martin Santivanez, Wood Group USA, Inc. Samantha Carrizales, ISC Constructors Tavius Johnson, Brock Group Vanessa Medrano, Third Coast #forthefuture #becausewerewildcats

In March, the Angleton Alumni Association hosted their annual Handbags & Gladrags event — a fun event dedicated to raising funds for student scholarships. A huge shoutout to the talented students from Culinary, JROTC, and Floral Design who lent their skills and helped make the event a success! To show their appreciation, the Alumni Association recently visited the CTE building to personally thank these amazing programs — and presented each group with a check to support their continued excellence.

Brazoria County and AISD do not presently have any cases of measles, but we would like to make sure our parents and staff are informed. Two doses of MMR are recommended for optimal immunity, with the second dose given no sooner than 28 days after the first. For most everyone, these two doses were given on a recommended schedule at age 12 months and 4-5 years. It takes 14 days after receiving the MMR vaccination for the development of immunity to the measles. If fully vaccinated there is no recommended action at this time. If you have questions, please contact your family physician, campus nurse or Health Services Coordinator Dena Bryson at 979-864-8054.

Our Westside Elementary first graders had an egg-cellent time at the "Eggstravaganza" hosted at the CTE building! This fun-filled event, sponsored by the amazing AHS JROTC, featured exciting outdoor activities, relay races, a special photo op with the Easter Bunny, and so much more! A huge thank you to AHS JROTC for creating such a memorable experience for our little learners.

The Greater Angleton Chamber of Commerce hosted their Leadership Angleton Education Session on Wednesday — and we were thrilled to welcome them to the CTE building as part of their day! Participants toured several of our incredible programs, including welding, floral design, cosmetology and barbering, health science, and many more. The visit wrapped up with a delicious lunch at the Wildcat Bistro, prepared and served by our talented AHS culinary students. We’re proud to showcase the hands-on learning and career-ready skills our students are developing every day! Thank you to the Chamber for visiting AISD.

At its regular April meeting, the Angleton ISD Board of Trustees celebrated student excellence and approved several measures to support academic programs and facility upgrades. Trustees honored a number of students and staff for their outstanding achievements, including: - 14 AJH students who qualified for nationals in the Great History Challenge; - 30 students from 4th to 10th grade who earned distinctions in the Baylor Talent Identification Program; - Zen Smith who was selected as a TMEA All-State Band musician; - Luke Cook who qualified for UIL State in Swim; - Coach Marvin Chizer who was named a Houston Area Alliance of Black School Educators’ Teacher of the Year; - Frontier and Westside for being named to the Educational Results Partnership’s 2004 Honor Roll; and - 2025 AISD Grow Our Own participants. Trustees also heard a report on a potential new math resource, approved library collections for new campuses, and greenlit a contract to resurface 10 tennis courts at Angleton High School and 8 tennis courts at Angleton Junior High. Read the full blog post here>> www.angletonisd.net/bytheboard

AISD will be closed in observance of the holiday on Friday, April 18. Monday, April 21, is a student holiday and a teacher planning day. Students return to campus on Tuesday, April 22. Enjoy your Easter break!

📣 FREE PHYSICALS FOR ANGLETON ISD STUDENTS In partnership with UTMB, AISD is offering free athletic physicals for junior high and high school students! Details below: 📍 Angleton High School 👫10th graders & new athletes 🗓 Thursday, May 1 | Starting at 4 PM 📍 Main Gym Entrance – Exit through Door 24 📍 Angleton Junior High 👫6th & 8th graders or any new athletes 🗓 Thursday, May 1 | Starting at 4 PM 📍 Gym A Entrance – Exit through Gym C hallway/Door 12B 🚗 Pick-up: 7th/8th-grade parking lot 🔹 Don’t Forget: - Bring your glasses or contacts if you have corrected vision - Bring your physical form with the medical history section completed and signed ⚠️ Please Note: - UIL requires physicals every two years for students in sports (7th-12th grade). - Free physicals can take several hours—please send snacks and water with your student.

Angleton ISD has continued to make a strong commitment to the AISD Fine Arts programs and is introducing Tony Stewart as the new, full-time AISD Director of Fine Arts. "We have seen such success in our fine arts these past few years, and we want to continue to build on that success and grow our programs to new heights, especially as we continue to grow as a district," AISD Superintendent Phil Edwards said. "By making a full-time fine arts director position, we will have someone who is focused on leading that way and supporting each program to help fully develop them. It's an investment in the future of our fine arts programs, and we think Mr. Stewart is the right one for the job to help us continue to achieve excellence." Stewart makes the move to his new position from Angleton High School, where he served as Director of Choirs. A new director of choirs will be named in the upcoming days. Please help us congratulate Mr. Stewart as he takes on his new role as AISD Director of Fine Arts! #AchievingExcellence #BecauseWereWildcats

AHS showed up loud and proud to cheer on Wildcat Soccer as they head to the Semi-Finals tonight! Let’s go, 'Cats! 💜🐾 #WildcatPride #BecauseWereWildcats ⚽ Wildcats vs San Antonio Southwest 📅 Friday, April 4 | 7:00 pm 📍 Legacy Stadium 1830 Katyland Dr, Katy, TX 77493 🎟️ Purchase tickets>> https://www.vancoevents.com/us/DBFH 📌 Please note that Legacy Stadium has a clear bag policy in place 🎥Watch live on NFHS>> https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/uil/gam967f615df6

The latest episode of the AISD Extra Podcast is here, and it’s packed with exciting updates! In this episode, we chat with: • The new principals from Heartland Elementary and Heritage Junior High about their brand-new schools. • Angleton High School Student Council members who share how they’re making an impact. • Superintendent Phil Edwards returns to talk about AISD’s growth and what’s coming next. Tune in now for all things AISD! Now streaming on Spotify, YouTube and online at www.angletonisd.net/AISDExtra Be sure to subscribe and follow! #becausewerewildcats #aisdextra #forthefuture