Angleton ISD

The Angleton Wildcats improved to 5-0 on the season with a win over Pasadena on Homecoming. Congratulations to Cayden Turner and Aiyana Davis who were crowned the 2024 Homecoming King and Queen.

It's HOMECOMING! The Angleton Wildcats will take on the Pasadena Eagles at Wildcat Stadium TONIGHT at 7:00 p.m. Gates open at 6:00 p.m. Watch the LiveStream on NFHS: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/schools/angleton-high-school-angleton-tx Tickets are $10 on game day: https://gofan.co (search Angleton High School) Stadium Guidelines: https://www.angletonisd.net/.../wildcat-stadium-guidelines Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we work to ensure a smooth and safe experience for everyone. #GoCatsGo #BecauseWereWildcats

Combat Online Bullying: Supporting Positive Student Behaviors on Campus and At Home - Join these live virtual parent night events and learn how to combat online bullying and keep your kids safe online. The first virtual event is on October 8 at 6:00 p.m. Use the QR code in the flyer to register or go to SmartSocial.com to learn more. Cyberbullying is a serious problem for tweens and teens nationwide. Up to 83% of teens will experience cyberbullying, either as a bully, victim, or witness (Source: Bark). It is more important than ever for parents and educators to come together to prevent bullying (online and in-person) to help protect students. AISD has partnered with Smart Social to help teach students and parents how to be safe on social media and to share invaluable resources FOR FREE to help ensure the online safety and digital well-being of our students - YOUR CHILDREN! We hope you can make the October 8 virtual parent night event to learn more. If you can't make the event live, you can view it at a later date and get more information on bullying at www.smartsocial.com/post/cyberbullying?org=angletonisd @SmartSocial #StaySafeOnlineAISD #BecauseWereWildcats

ATTENTION - Important Message from Angleton ISD - Tuesday, October 1, 2024 This morning before students arrived at the Central Elementary School at approximately 7:20, the City of Angleton Fire Department was dispatched to Central due to a fire alarm that was going off. Angleton ISD maintenance staff arrived as well at the same time. A small fire was found in an exterior mechanical room due to an air conditioning equipment malfunction. The fire was quickly extinguished by AISD personnel with a fire extinguisher that was in the mechanical room. Students or staff were never in danger, and no injuries occurred. There was smoke that entered the building, and it was quickly cleared. No odor remains in the building. Again, no students were in the building during the fire. Buses arrived at regular time and were unloaded as normal, but students were directed to the track area of the campus until the City of Angleton Fire Department cleared the building and deemed it safe to enter. The building was allowed to open, and students and staff were allowed back into the building at approximately 7:45 a.m. As a result of the fire, several classrooms will be without air conditioning until the system is repaired. Those classrooms will be moved to other parts of the building while the air conditioning system is restored. Classes at Central will continue as scheduled. We will continue to update you as information is made available. Please contact the campus if you have any questions.

Rezoning Update as of September 2024 - The district has reviewed the feedback gathered from the open survey that asked stakeholders to share input and ask questions about the upcoming rezoning that will take place in the 2025-2026 school year and about the preliminary drafts of new attendance zones presented. Visit www.angletonisd.net/Rezoning to see the updated information about rezoning, including new, redrafted preliminary attendance zones and next steps.

REMINDER - The Angleton ISD & UTMB Annual Community Health & Wellness Fair is this Saturday, September 28 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Angleton High School CTE Center. You can get health and wellness info and FREE services for you and your whole family. There will be a Kidzone, health screenings, and more! Hope to see you there!

At last week’s Angleton ISD Board of Trustees meeting, AISD presented several reports. One was the facility report given by AISD Superintendent Phil Edwards and consultants from PBK, the architectural planning and design firm the district has paid to assess the current facilities throughout the district. PBK reviewed the condition of the current facilities and broke down potential renovation needs into priorities and cost estimates. The review started in January 2024, and PBK architects completed site walks with various engineers. In addition to site visits, the firm surveyed AISD staff at different facilities, asking for their input on the sites. PBK Senior Project Manager Elizabeth Giusti says it is important to consider the usual “wear and tear” on a facility in relation to the age of some of the facilities. “We found that all of your campuses have been well maintained, but several of the needs throughout the district stem from systems just nearing the end of their life cycle,” Giusti said. “It’s also important to consider the equity of campuses, especially when comparing the existing ones to the new schools being built that will have new, more state-of-the-art structures, resources and systems.” PBK Principal Architect Sofia Dusek also says the report looked at several factors when analyzing and prioritizing the needs throughout the district. “We prioritized these needs into three levels looking at the Facility Condition Index (FCI) of each school, which is a tool that measures the condition of a facility and is used to help make decisions about maintenance, budgeting and upgrades,” she said. To read the full post, visit www.angletonisd.net/BytheBoard

🎙️ 🎧 AISD is gearing up for the second season of AISD Extra - the district podcast. We want YOU to be part of it! What burning topics, inspiring stories, or thought-provoking questions would you love to hear us discuss in our upcoming episodes? Submit your questions via this link https://forms.gle/R4jYK17enHGiA2UG7 by 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, September 25, and you might hear your question featured in the upcoming episode due to drop at the end of the 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

Please join us for the induction of the Angleton ISD Distinguished Alumni & Distinguished Educator Hall of Fame on Saturday, October 5. The event is from 10:00 a.m. to noon at the Angleton High School - CTE Center (1 Campus Drive). Please RSVP at AISDCommunity@angletonisd.net Distinguished Alumni: - Rodney J. Boehm - Class of 1974 - Fred V. Williamson - Class of 1972 Distinguished Educators - Oscar Johnson, 1949 - 1985 - Eugene “Jeep” Mitchell, 1956-1992 - Frank Negovetich, 1970-2000 - Earl “Doc” Osborne, 1976-2014

Help the AB Marshall & Wright Education Association and Angleton ISD celebrate the legacy of AB Marshall High School on Saturday, October 5! There are a series of events that day to celebrate the 2024 Marshall All School Reunion: - The Alumni Parade will start at 11:00 a.m. - Deadline to register for the parade is September 21. - The Marshall Garden Dedication & Ribbon Cutting will start at noon. - The Marshall Maroon & White Banquet will start with a social hour at 6:00 p.m. and the banquet at 6:30 p.m. - Deadline to RSVP is September 21. Rekindle the Marshall Spirit & Help Continue the Legacy!

One last reminder...GOLDEN CAT BINGO & LUNCH is tomorrow! As a chance to thank our senior community for their continued support of Angleton ISD, we invite all senior citizens to join us at the CTE Center (next to Angleton High School) from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Friday, September 20 (TOMORROW) for a special lunch by our wonderful CTE Culinary students and for a fun-filled game of bingo with prizes! 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

Attention All Parents Bilingual Students - We are hosting a watch party on Thursday, September 26 from 12:30-2:00 p.m. at the AISD Pavilion (next to the Administration Building). This event will help parents learn the support available to help their children succeed at AISD. You can visit https://www.txel.org/parents-and-families for more information!

The Angleton Wildcats will take on the Foster Falcons at Wildcat Stadium TONIGHT at 7:00 p.m. Gates open at 6:00 p.m. Watch the LiveStream: https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/.../angleton-high-school... Tickets are $10 on game day: https://gofan.co/event/1534126 Stadium Guidelines: https://www.angletonisd.net/.../wildcat-stadium-guidelines Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we work to ensure a smooth and safe experience for everyone. #GoCats #BecauseWereWildcats

Angleton ISD Superintendent Phil Edwards has written a letter to address the recent incidents happening in the district. Go to Wildcat News on the district website at www.angletonisd.net to read the letter.

Important Message from Angleton ISD - Thursday, September 12, 2024 at 7:15 p.m. Angleton ISD Administration and Angleton ISD Police are aware of a post made on Facebook concerning potential threats directed at Angleton Junior High School tomorrow (Friday, September 13). We have been investigating the comment made in the post. At this time, we have not found any credible threat. We will do everything to make sure our students and staff are safe and will continue to investigate every report we receive concerning inappropriate comments and rumors that are threatening in nature or about potentially threatening behavior. We ask you to please use one of the following appropriate methods to communicate threats or issues: -- Contact or tell a campus administrator. -- Contact or tell the AISD Police (979-997-7220). -- Use the Anonymous Alerts system through the app or by clicking https://report.anonymousalerts.com/angletonisd/ or by visiting the AISD website and going to Keep AISD Safe (See it, Report it). -- Call Crime Stoppers at 800-460-2222. Communicating threats through social media creates more issues and concerns for our students, parents and staff. If you have any questions, please contact your child’s principal. Thank you for helping us provide a safe school environment for all students.

Are you a Wildcat senior citizen and need a Golden Cat Activity Pass to get into certain AISD home activities for free? Not sure what that is? Come by our Golden Cat Bingo and Lunch event on Friday, September 20 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the CTE Center (next to Angleton High School). RSVP at AISDCommunity@angletonisd.net or contact us at that email for more info. #BecauseWereWildcats

Important Statement from Angleton ISD - Wednesday, September 11, 2024 As many of you know, there was a school shooting in Georgia last week and another one yesterday in Nebraska. First of all, our hearts go out to the family and friends of all the victims in Georgia and Nebraska. Any time there is a shooting, no matter the location, school districts across the nation experience a rise in reports of comments about potentially threatening behavior. This has been happening throughout Texas, and Angleton ISD has received calls and reports from parents and students who are concerned about a potential threat or about a comment they have heard from someone else. We have thoroughly investigated each report we have received concerning inappropriate comments and rumors that were threatening in nature, and these comments and rumors were found not to be credible. Students made poor choices when commenting. Our main priority is the safety of our students and staff, and our administration takes any potentially threatening situation seriously and investigates them all thoroughly. AISD will follow the Student Code of Conduct to determine appropriate consequences for students who make threats or threatening comments, and law enforcement will be involved to determine any legal consequences. Often, we have students who make poor choices when making comments that are of a threatening nature. These comments and the rumors that follow can cause unnecessary panic and can disrupt the school environment. We ask parents to talk with their children about the seriousness of making threatening comments of any kind and spreading rumors. There are serious consequences for making threatening comments in person or online. We encourage students and parents to report any concerns immediately through one of the district’s reporting resources: -- Contact or tell a campus administrator. -- Contact or tell the AISD Police (979-997-7220). -- Use the Anonymous Alerts system through the app or by clicking https://report.anonymousalerts.com/angletonisd/ or by visiting the AISD website and going to Keep AISD Safe (See it, Report it). -- Call Crime Stoppers at 800-460-2222. We also ask students and parents to use these appropriate methods to communicate threats or issues. Communicating threats through social media creates more issues and concerns for our students, parents and staff. If you have questions or concerns, please contact your child’s campus principal.

The AJH School Market is looking for volunteers to help give back to the community. They are hoping to get 20-25 volunteers at each market. Volunteers help by helping give out food, placing food bags or boxes in vehicles, keeping the market area clean, entering intakes, and to supervise. There is volunteer training today, September 10th, at Angleton Junior High, in room C412. The first session is from 3:10pm-3:50pm. The other session is from 3:55pm-4:45pm. The School Market is a program through the Houston Foodbank that allows school districts to partner with them to help try to fill the gap of hunger with middle and high school kids. Anyone can use the school market starting with middle school kids to adults.

Join us at the Angleton ISD & UTMB Annual Community Health & Wellness Fair on September 28 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the Angleton High School CTE Center. You can get health and wellness info and FREE services for you and your whole family. There will be a Kidzone, health screenings, and more! You can also sign up for your mammogram using the QR code on the flyer. Hope to see you there!

Important Message about the Weather - Monday, September 9, 2024 We are currently monitoring the weather as the course of Tropical Storm Francine continues to be tracked by weather officials. Our most current forecast shows that our community is not in the path of the storm. At this time, we will continue school as normal this week. We will continue to keep an eye on the forecast and in communication with our weather experts, and we will communicate any changes if needed.