The mandate could increase college enrollment, as seniors now forgo billions of dollars in grants each year. New State Requirement for Graduation In 2019, the 86th Texas Legislature established the new [...]
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Beginning on Monday, Oct. 12, all Aldine ISD high school students who chose On-Campus Learning during the first commitment window in July will return to their respective ninth and high school [...]
Just 11 days ago, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo upgraded the COVID-19 public threat level from significant (Orange, Level 2) to severe (Red, Level 1). This is the highest level, and [...]
Superintendent Dr. LaTonya M. Goffney and the district- and school-level leaders are beginning to look at possible options to reopen schools for the 2020-2021 school year. Before moving forward with any [...]
Dear Class of 2020, I want to acknowledge your positive attitude during this challenging and unprecedented moment in our lifetime. You have truly modeled our mantra, "We Do What is RIGHT at Aldine Senior [...]
The Aldine Independent School District strives to offer all students high-quality educational programs and equip them with the skills to achieve success in school, career, and life while providing safe learning [...]
SPANISH Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee has teamed up with United Memorial Medical Center to open a free COVID-19 testing site in the Greenspoint community. Drive through testing will be available [...]
#MotivationMonday Share a memory of a teacher that has motivated you. #ThankfulTuesday Use social media to tell us what teachers mean to you. Check out our Teacher Appreciation Week Coloring Sheets [...]
Aldine ISD leaders, government officials and community leaders are encouraging all Harris County residents to participate in the 2020 Census. Census data is used to determine how to distribute millions of [...]
