Allen Fire Department partnered with AHS students to produce PSA videos for the DRIVE to Thrive safe driving initiative. This joint effort aims to highlight the importance of safe and responsible driving.
Kerr Elementary held a spooky gym filled with fun activities for students to enjoy! How could they not?!
Curtis Middle School celebrated its 30th birthday with a community event on campus. Current and former students, parents, and staff showed up to celebrate 30 years of Curtis!
Allen ISD Community Services recently sponsored a Trunk or Treat event for families at the Dillard Special Achievement Center, featuring creative trunks set up by the dedicated staff from Kids Club and Learn 'N Play.
The AHS Peer Assistance and Leadership (PALs) program visited Marion Elementary to mentor young students. These 10th-grade PALs, along with peers from AHS and Lowery Freshman Center, train to mentor K-6 students and participate in various leadership activities.
Next up for Reading with the Eagles: Norton and Story Elementary! Today, the Allen Eagles visited both campuses, spending time with the Falcons and Knights. Go Eagles!
AHS hosted a “Course Expo” for district parents and students in grades 7-11, showcasing academic and organizational opportunities on campus. Teachers, counselors, and club sponsors shared information and answered questions for hundreds of students district-wide.
The last day for early voting in the general election and Allen ISD Bond Proposal is Friday, Nov. 1. The Bond Proposal will create modern, safe facilities to provide a consistent student experience across the district. Learn more at https://www.allenisdbond.com
Congratulations to AHS junior Nicolas Powell for winning 1st place in the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo archery competition! He earned the Grand Champion title, a $1,200 scholarship, a trophy, a belt buckle, a custom speaker, and a lifetime Texas hunting and fishing license!
The 2024 bond would repair campus foundation issues. Some walls at Ford Middle School have separated from the floor, many doors won’t open and close correctly, and several sets of lockers are detaching from the walls. Learn more at https://www.allenisdbond.com
The Foundation For Allen Schools recently held a lively and informative appreciation luncheon in Allen ISD’s Professional Learning and Auxiliary Services building attended by almost 100 active donors.
The luncheon featured two educators, Allen High School instructor Annette Terry and Vaughan Elementary teacher Sydnie Collier discussing how generous grants from the Foundation facilitated key programs to benefit students. Ms. Terry explained the importance of the high school’s Mentor Teacher Program in promoting the highest quality education for students. Ms. Collier outlined how the “Math by the Book” program expanded and enhanced a love of math from kindergarten through the upper grades.
Additionally, Superintendent Dr. Robin Bullock and Chief Communications Officer David Hicks provided an update on the district’s state of schools. Foundation Board Member Tracy Walker provided closing remarks.
The Foundation For Allen Schools will fund 119 educational grants for the 2024-2025 school year in Allen ISD. Thousands of students and more than 300 teachers and staff will be involved. These grants total $216,000 and bring the Foundation’s funding of grants to $2.1 million to date thanks to generous contributions by its donors.
The Allen Sports Association has officially endorsed the 2024 Bond Proposal. To learn more about how the Allen ISD bond election will impact every student and every school, visit https://www.allenisdbond.com. Early voting is under way and continues until Friday, Nov. 1. Election day is Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Have a scary good time at the Allen ISD STEAM Center's Candy Carhop and Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct. 26, from 2 to 5 p.m. The fun event features games, a fall market, and a trunk-or-treat for little ghosts and goblins. Everyone is invited!
The Allen Eagles Tennis Team is headed to State! The Eagles tennis team defeated Southlake Carroll on Friday, Oct. 18, in the Regional Championship to earn a trip to the UIL State Tournament in Waco later this month. Way to go, Eagles!
Early voting begins Monday, Oct. 21, and continues through Friday, Nov 1. The 2024 bond would impact every student and school, updating classroom technology, enhancing security, and improving facilities across the district. Learn more at https://www.allenisdbond.com
Join Raising Eagles for two online sessions focused on maximizing love, managing stress, playing, and learning through stories with children from birth to five years old on October 23 and 30 at noon. Sign up at https://www.allenisd.org/raisingeagles
The 2024 Bond would allow for technological infrastructure improvements, increasing speed, security, and reliability. It would also update and refresh devices for students and teachers as part of the Empower 1:1 Program. Learn more at https://www.allenisdbond.com
The Allen ISD Leadership Academy recently enjoyed student-led tours of Boyd Elementary and Allen High School to learn about all the great things happening on those campuses! They also toured Eagle Stadium and had lunch in the press box. View the full gallery at https://trst.in/8dCoVm
From the fans to the band, everyone contributes to a successful Friday Night Lights football game! The Eagles played to victory against Princeton on Friday, Oct. 11, during its annual Pink-Out game supporting Breast Cancer Awareness. Go Eagles!
The Allen Eagles visited Boyd and Reed Elementary before the Princeton football game for Reading with the Eagles. What a great way to spend the Friday before Fall Break! You can view the full photo gallery at https://www.flickr.com/.../allenisd/albums/72177720321122869
