Puma Nation News
New 2024-25 Cell Phone Protocol
Puma Parents, We wanted to remind you about our new cell phone policy that took effect at the start of the school year. This policy is in place to help create a more focused and distraction-free learning environment for all our students.
2024-25 School Supply List
As we approach the new school year, we know you're know you're excited to get everything in order. We're pleased to share the supply list for the 2024-25 year: 2024-25 Paredes Supply List We appreciate your support in preparing for a fastastic year ahead!
AISD Newsletter 7.14.21
Top Story: District Offers Enrollment Clinics Through July 22, you can come to Austin ISD enrollment clinics to get help registering for the 2021-22 school year.
AISD Newsletter 6.9.21
Top Story: District Mask Optional What you need to know: Masks and temperature checks will no longer be required to enter Austin ISD schools and facilities.
AISD Newsletter 5.26.21
Top Story: Operation Reconnect What you need to know: Austin ISD is looking for volunteers to help the district conduct a block walk and door-to-door campaign.
AISD Newsletter 5.19.21
Top Story: Mask Usage after June 4 What you should know: Texas Governor Greg Abbot issued an
S'more 2/17/21
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AISD Newsletter 5.12.21
Top Story: Vaccine Clinics What you should know: Families and students ages 16 and older can participate in any of our upcoming vaccine clinics, which are free and include both scheduled and walk-in opportunities.
AISD Newsletter 5.5.21
Top Story: More Standard Instruction In Store for 2021-22 What you need to know: Next school year will “absolutely” look more like a typical year, Austin ISD’s superintendent said at a community meeting Thursday.
AISD Newsletter 4.28.21
Next school year to offer ‘more traditional face-to-face instruction’ Going back to school this August will be getting back to normal, the Superintendent said Wednesday.
AISD Newsletter 4.22.21
Hold Harmless and Funding’s Link to Attendance A recent push to get students back into classrooms for the final six weeks of school has resulted in widespread confusion about the changing rules surrounding a kind of state funding called "hold harmless."
AISD Newsletter 4.16.21
We Miss You So Much To end the last six weeks strong, we’re sending out the call to invite all our students back to campus where they can enjoy hands-on learning.