The latest news from Royal ISD
Royal ISD is proud to announce that two of their student-athletes are headed to play college football! Two Royal High School football players signed with D1 schools. Jeremiah Robinson accepted a full ride scholarship to University of the Incarnate Word, and Da’Shawn Adams accepted a full ride to The University of Texas at El Paso. …
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Royal Early Childhood held an Art Glow Night for students and their families. Each student was given the choice to draw anything that they desired and add a bit of glow in the dark pain to go with it. All of the hard work that the students were able to produce was then put up …
Charter schools are free due to public, taxpayer dollars that are taken from traditional public schools when a child enrolls in the charter school. Unlike a traditional public school, charter schools are also funded by private companies, individuals, and interests. They are managed by a private entity vs a community elected board where the public has input. And their boards are appointed vs elected. This means that charter board members can have a financial interest in the success of the schools.
SkillsUSA Represents Royal ISD at the Capitol Royal ISD students participated in Legislation Day at the State Capitol in Austin. Legislation Day for SkillsUSA Students CTE students represented their high schools on Legislation Day, where they completed a mock debate regarding legislation on the house floor. The training for the event includes communication, parliamentary procedure, …
Honoring Our Public School Lunch Heroes Public school nutrition and cafeteria staff provide essential services to our students every day. On School Lunch Hero Day, school districts celebrate the dedication of school nutrition workers! Check out some of our public school nutrititon workers! Royal ISD North East ISD Thank you, School Nutrition Staff! Alief ISD …
Teacher Appreciation Week celebrates our amazing and resilient educators! “There is no other time in history when our teachers have deserved more recognition and support than they do right now. And right now, we have an opportunity to give back to them and to elevate this most important profession.” – Kevin Brown, Texas Association of …
JANUARY IS SCHOOL BOARD MONTH Check out how some of our districts honored their amazing school boards this month!
Alvin ISD Student Publishes First Book Alvin ISD fifth-grader Reyansh Lal is a published author! The Shirley Brothers Elementary School student wrote a book about three friends on an adventure to find treasure. “The Lost Book” is a 15-page story inspired by Reyansh’s interest in fictional fantasy. The idea for the book came from a 4th-grade …
“EDUCATION IS THE GREAT EQUILIZER.” -HORACE MANN, PIONEER OF PUBLIC EDUCATION With everything going on in the world, heartfelt messages of support and encouragement for the Black Lives Matter movement are everywhere. Our public school districts are no different, as numerous letters from superintendents and board members have been posted to reinforce public schools’ promise …
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ROYAL ISD June 16, 2020 Royal ISD Salutes Teachers and Students Royal ISD salutes teachers and students for their hard work during the pandemic school closures. Students in Royal ISD submitted artwork, photos, and positive messages to show appreciation for their teachers. Royal ISD also honored its Royal High School senior graduates with a celebratory parade. Seniors and their …
1 in every 5 children struggle with food insecurity and hunger in Texas, and when the regular school year ends some children lose regular access to nutritious meals. The federally-funded SFSP (Summer Food Service Program) offers reimbursement to local organizations that provide free, healthy meals to children over the summer months when there are school …
Summer Meal Program in the Houston and Gulf Coast Area Read More »
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Graduation Ceremony Information Our Gulf Coast-area school districts are honoring their class of 2020 graduating seniors despite the challenges of the pandemic. Find the link to your district below for updates on graduation ceremonies and events. Alief ISD Alvin ISD Angleton ISD Brazosport ISD Clear Creek ISD Columbia Brazoria ISD Cypress Fairbanks …
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