Let's hear it for our State-Bound Angleton High School Swim and Dive athletes! Help us send them off to state in style on Thursday, February 20 at 10:20 a.m. at the front of AHS.
-- Jai'lynn Thompson - Diving
-- Ean Arbogast - Swim
-- Luke Cook - Swim
-- Jayden Marksberry - Swim
-- Alejandro Gorrochotegui - Swim
-- Stefanija Fletcher - Swim
-- Emma Marroquin - Swim
-- Emily Eady - Swim
-- Deveyn Edge - Swim
🎙️ Got a question for AISD?
We’re gearing up for the next episode of AISD Extra, the district’s podcast, and we want to hear from you! Submit your questions using the link below by noon on Monday, February 24, and we might answer them in this month’s episode.
🔗 Submit your questions here: https://forms.gle/R4jYK17enHGiA2UG7
📢 Listen and stay informed! Catch all episodes on Spotify, YouTube, or at www.angletonisd.net under Communications. Don’t forget to subscribe and follow!
Earlier this month, Angleton High School had four athletes sign their National Letters of Intent to continue their academic and athletic careers at the next level.
-- Kaden Edwards to Navarro College for Football
-- Nicholas Jackson to the University of Texas Permian Basin for Football
-- Raydin Garcia to the University of Texas Permian Basin for Football
-- Gavin Brawner to Odessa College for Baseball
Congratulations to these talented young athletes!
Thank you to the Angleton Alumni Association for hosting a special lunch for the AISD Administration Building and AOS Building. Members of the alumni association host the annual event at the Angleton School History Center to show their appreciation to AISD. We thank them for some AMAZING, home-cooked delights!
School Market - Tomorrow!
Come by and stock up on fresh produce, meat, and a variety of shelf-stable items Tuesday, February 11, from 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. at Angleton Junior High (near the softball fields).
The market is not based on income and is open to anyone! If your child is not an AJH student no report card is needed.
For more information contact Mrs. Bowie Cruz at tbowie@angletonisd.net
Follow the yellow brick road to Angleton High School. AISD Director of Theater Christine Williams and her students invited elementary students to watch a children's theater performance of The Wizard of Oz. It was a great way to show students what the theater program is all about. It also showcased the talented students currently in the program.
This month, Smart Social is hosting a few important parent events to help you keep your child safe online. Scan the QR code in the image below or go to https://smartsocial.com/events?org=angletonisd to register for any of the LIVE events. These are beneficial virtual events that share helpful information about online safety. Plus, earn a $5 Starbucks gift card when you attend.
AISD's Elementary Honor Choir took the stage last Saturday, delivering a heartfelt performance that touched the crowd. The group of 4th and 5th grade students from all elementary campuses across the district, practice individually and come together to perform for the community at AHS. Bravo Wildcats!
Angleton ISD and Blue Cross Blue Shield TRS ActiveCare have teamed-up to offer blood pressure screening for staff in AISD. They'll be making stops at schools throughout the week. UTMB will also on hand to provide information on their cardiac services in celebration of American Heart Month.
Important Message from Angleton ISD - Tuesday, February 4, 2025
We want to make you aware that a neighboring school district recently released information related to a social media threat targeting their school district. Unfortunately, when one area school district is dealing with an issue like this, it often spreads fear and false rumors to other school districts. Again, this is not happening at Angleton ISD.
We ask parents and students for their help in making sure false information does not spread. If you hear of a threat, the best thing you can do is report the threat through one of the district reporting resources. Please do not spread unverified information or rumors on social media. This only increases the fear for our Wildcat community.
Our reporting systems are:
-- 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.
Also, we ask parents to continue to talk to their children about not making threatening statements–whether on social media, in writing or verbally–and to avoid escalating situations through their behavior on social media. AISD does not tolerate violence or threats of violence in our schools. We will assign disciplinary consequences accordingly. We also work with our AISD Police Department and inform local, state and federal law enforcement officials to ensure appropriate legal consequences are given as well.
Our top priority is always the safety of our students and staff, and we thank you for helping us as we work to ensure we keep our schools safe.
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact your child’s principal.
TODAY!
Come by and stock up on fresh produce, meat, and a variety of shelf-stable items Tuesday, February 4 from 3:30 - 6:30 p.m. at Angleton Junior High (near the softball fields).
The market is not based on income and is open to anyone! If your child is not an AJH student no report card is needed.
For more information contact Mrs. Bowie Cruz at tbowie@angletonisd.net
-Transfer Information for the 2025-2026 school year-
The window to submit a transfer application for the 2025-2026 school year is now open and will close on Monday, March 3, 2025. Families will be notified of transfer approval or denials by March 21.
Transfer Link: https://forms.gle/hf42zp3h4MmRHtXS9
If your student is currently attending AISD as an out-of-district transfer, please check your email for instruction on how to renew their transfer status.
If you have any questions, please call 979-864-8059 or visit www.angletonisd.net/transfers
Important Message from Angleton ISD - AHS Drumline Competition Incident
Today, our Angleton High School Percussion Drumline was at a competition at Pasadena Memorial High School. There were 43 AHS students at the competition along with two band directors and a percussion technical consultant. At the end of the competition, as the band directors and technical consultant were leaving the school, an elderly male who was standing in the hallway took out a handgun and fired a shot. The technical consultant was hit in the shoulder and was transported to a Houston hospital. The victim never lost consciousness. The AISD percussion director left the scene unharmed and immediately got all AHS students on the bus. All AHS students were safely accounted for and have made their way home to Angleton safely and without further incident. Our information is that the elderly male was apprehended by Pasadena police.
AHS will have counselors on campus first thing in the morning on Monday when school returns to provide support for the students involved in this incident and any other students affected by this incident.
We are deeply saddened by this event, and we wish to commend the Angleton ISD staff for their quick and decisive action in keeping our students safe.
Our current information is that this is an ongoing investigation in which AISD will fully cooperate. Our hearts and prayers go out to all those affected by the incident, and we will continue to provide the needed support for our students and staff.
On Tuesday, AISD Superintendent Phil Edwards gave a presentation at the Brazoria County Commissioners Court, updating the court on the status of some of AISD's major projects and what lies in store for the district. Thank you to the Commissioners Court for allowing Mr. Edwards the opportunity to share about AISD. #AISDCommunity #AISDFortheFuture #BecauseWereWildcats
Celebrating School Board Recognition Month - Thank you to our AMAZING Wildcat School Board for their dedication to the students, staff and schools of Angleton ISD! #SchoolBoardMonth #BecauseWereWildcats
The January meeting began with a special recognition of the Angleton ISD Board of Trustees in honor of School Board Recognition Month. AISD is grateful for a dedicated board that passionately serves the Angleton community, ensuring the educational well-being of students and staff.
“I can’t thank our board members enough for all their dedication to this district, the students, staff and AISD community,” AISD Superintendent Phil Edwards said. “We are very fortunate to have a board that works so well with each other and with the school district, and it’s because they all have a shared goal to support the students and staff of AISD and to make sure our students are provided with quality educational experiences and with opportunities for them to achieve success now and in the future. Their dedication is a true testament to their commitment to this community.”
The board meeting went on to address several items of business including the replacement of the turf at Wildcat Stadium, new hires and more.
To read the full blog post, visit: www.angletonisd.net/bytheboard
📢 Angleton School Market - NEW DATE! 📅
This week’s School Market has been rescheduled to Thursday, January 30, from 3:30 – 6:30 PM at Angleton Junior High (near the softball fields).
🛍️ What is the School Market?
Angleton School Market partners with the Houston Food Bank to offer a variety of free products including meats, veggies, and shelf-stable items to the community.
🚗 Pick-Up Made Easy:
Stay in your car! Volunteers will load your items directly into your vehicle.
✅ No Income Requirements:
This market is open to everyone!
👉 No report card needed if your child is not an AJH student.
📧 For more info, contact Mrs. Bowie Cruz at tbowie@angletonisd.net.
Spread the word and stop by to support our student-led market!
Last week, Angleton Junior High Band Director James Frasier and Raphael Jessan Laran made a stop at Southside Elementary to showcase some of the band opportunities available to them next year. They introduced many instruments to the group of 5th graders. This year, close to 300 students are in band at the junior high.
Congratulations to Hannah Birdwell! The Angleton High School senior was surprised with a check for $500 from the Taylor Whitley Show Up Foundation, which awards grants/scholarships to high school and college students who exemplify “SHOWING UP.” 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.”
The Angleton High School Choir made a couple stops last week at AISD elementary schools. We caught up with the group when they performed at Southside. They showcased some of the great things choir has to offer at the high school level. The choir performs under the direction of Tony Stewart and Elaina Perez.
