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We had a great Homecoming Week! We talk about this year's Wildly Important Goal (WIG), Student Health Day, Alvarado's National Night Out on Tuesday and much more on this week's #AlvaradoExcellence!
It's Homecoming Week! We discuss all of the week's Homecoming festivities, along with the Rachel's Challenge program for 5th-8th graders. We also talk about the city of Alvarado hosting a National Night Out next week and we look at what is on this week's packed schedule of events.
What a great week to be an Alvarado Indian! Organizational health is a focus this school year and we also talk about the educators who were recognized before lat week's Board meeting! It's crazy busy week on the schedule as there is something happening every night this week.
The weekend got off to a great start as we celebrated our educators at Friday's football game and then Monday started with a Patriot Day ceremony! We also talk about the start of Hispanic Heritage Month later this week and an update on the #AlvaradoExcellence things happening on the athletic courts and fields.
Find out about Alvarado ISD's push for specific meaningful compliments, Educator Appreciation Night and why the school district supported Uvalde ISD by wearing maroon on Tuesday, Sept. 6.
It's been a great start to the school year! The growth is here as Alvarado ISD has more scholars than it has ever had before and we also talk about the Old Settlers Parade on Wednesday and last week's great successes on the athletic fields and courts.
We've had a great start to the school year! August has been a busy month from events prior to the start of school to scholars already participating in extra-curricular activities.
NEW FACES: Get to know the newest faces leading Alvarado ISD as we highlight our new administrators and head coaches through our summer podcast series. Today, we introduce our new Assistant Principal at AES, Julie Stephens!
Get to know Lillian Elementary School's new Assistant Principal, Ashley Hamel!
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