Together, we will EMPOWER our EAGLES!
Raising Eagles is designed to inform and engage parents and caregivers as partners, advocates, and continuous learners in their child’s education.
We believe that Allen High School graduates will be:
Effective Communicators
Responsible and Engaged Citizens
Effective Problem Solvers
Academically Prepared for Future Pursuits
Raising Eagles activities are created to build these skills as we work together to support our students.
Upcoming Events
February 19th at NOON - Unlocking Academic Success: Understanding MAP Data and Supporting Your Child's Growth (K-8)
Amber Preston, Coordinator of Academic Support for Allen ISD, will provide a comprehensive guide for parents looking to understand and leverage MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) data to support their child's learning journey. This presentation will break down the significance of MAP testing, explain how to interpret scores, and offer practical strategies to help children thrive academically.
February 25th at NOON - Building Responsible and Engaged Citizens (7-12)
Speakers: Ghia Black – Ford Counselor, Christian Centeno – Former SRO & Current Allen PD, and Ashley Crowson – Director of Community Services
This discussion will focus on helping students develop responsibility, ethics, and community engagement. Learn how to guide teens in making informed, moral choices and discover the value of community service in shaping a better society.
March 4th at Noon and 5:30 PM - Social Media and Its Effect on Mental Health (ALL ages)
Speaker: Dr. Ryan Smith
Social media has allowed a generation of young people to connect with levels of frequency and intensity that no previous generation could have imagined. As is the case with every technological advancement throughout history, this change has come with both strengths and struggles. In this hour, Dr. Ryan Smith will shine a light on the social and psychological realities of a constantly connected life. He will guide parents towards crafting a digital life that harnesses the strengths of modern technology without feeling overwhelmed by the struggles. The focus will be on the experience of adolescents, but parents will walk away with tools for themselves as well.