Reminder, tomorrow, February 16 is a student and staff holiday! APISD will be closed in observance of Presidents Day. Classes resume Tuesday, February 17.
We are proud to welcome Mrs. Cheryle Stansberry, who was appointed by the Aransas Pass ISD Board of Trustees to fill the Place 4 Board vacancy, and officially sworn in during yesterday's Regular Meeting. Thank you to Mrs. Stansberry for volunteering to serve our students and staff as a board member, and welcome to the APISD Board of Trustees!
#WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
#WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
The Kieberger campus conducted an EVACUATE drill today, February 10. During the EVACUATE drill, students and staff exit the building to a location. An EVACUATE drill is very similar to a fire drill. All our students and staff did an excellent job during the drill!
Drills are for staff and students, and are educational opportunities to practice life safety skills. We encourage you to talk with your child about today’s EVACUATE drill.
What is the EVACUATE Action?
The EVACUATE Action is called when there is a need to move people from one location to another for safety reasons. EVACUATE may be on-site, or offsite, and may be resolved quickly, result in early-dismissal, or require organized reunification of students and parents/guardians at another location. During EVACUATE, all students and staff move in an orderly fashion to a safe area.
Examples of EVACUATE Conditions
The following are some examples of when a school or emergency dispatch might call for an EVACUATE Action.
Power outage
Fire
Gas leak
Bomb threat
Event at the school that results in the school being deemed a crime scene
Visit iloveuguys.org to learn more.
Drills are for staff and students, and are educational opportunities to practice life safety skills. We encourage you to talk with your child about today’s EVACUATE drill.
What is the EVACUATE Action?
The EVACUATE Action is called when there is a need to move people from one location to another for safety reasons. EVACUATE may be on-site, or offsite, and may be resolved quickly, result in early-dismissal, or require organized reunification of students and parents/guardians at another location. During EVACUATE, all students and staff move in an orderly fashion to a safe area.
Examples of EVACUATE Conditions
The following are some examples of when a school or emergency dispatch might call for an EVACUATE Action.
Power outage
Fire
Gas leak
Bomb threat
Event at the school that results in the school being deemed a crime scene
Visit iloveuguys.org to learn more.
February 2-6 is National School Counseling Week! APISD counselors help students in more ways than you may know, including developing academic achievement strategies, guidance with managing emotions and applying interpersonal skills, planning for postsecondary options, and more! School counselors #AmplifyStudentSuccess
Thank you to our counselors for all you do!
#WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
Thank you to our counselors for all you do!
#WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
Learning doesn’t always stay in the classroom! Mrs. Randall brought fractions to the hallway with an engaging, hands-on lesson. #GrowGreatness
The Kieberger campus conducted an EVACUATE drill today, January 28. During the EVACUATE drill, students and staff exit the building to a location. An EVACUATE drill is very similar to a fire drill. All our students and staff did an excellent job during the drill!
Drills are for staff and students, and are educational opportunities to practice life safety skills. We encourage you to talk with your child about today’s EVACUATE drill.
What is the EVACUATE Action?
The EVACUATE Action is called when there is a need to move people from one location to another for safety reasons. EVACUATE may be on-site, or offsite, and may be resolved quickly, result in early-dismissal, or require organized reunification of students and parents/guardians at another location. During EVACUATE, all students and staff move in an orderly fashion to a safe area.
Examples of EVACUATE Conditions
The following are some examples of when a school or emergency dispatch might call for an EVACUATE Action.
Power outage
Fire
Gas leak
Bomb threat
Event at the school that results in the school being deemed a crime scene
Visit iloveuguys.org to learn more.
Drills are for staff and students, and are educational opportunities to practice life safety skills. We encourage you to talk with your child about today’s EVACUATE drill.
What is the EVACUATE Action?
The EVACUATE Action is called when there is a need to move people from one location to another for safety reasons. EVACUATE may be on-site, or offsite, and may be resolved quickly, result in early-dismissal, or require organized reunification of students and parents/guardians at another location. During EVACUATE, all students and staff move in an orderly fashion to a safe area.
Examples of EVACUATE Conditions
The following are some examples of when a school or emergency dispatch might call for an EVACUATE Action.
Power outage
Fire
Gas leak
Bomb threat
Event at the school that results in the school being deemed a crime scene
Visit iloveuguys.org to learn more.
Good Afternoon Panther Nation!
Based on the most current weather forecast and anticipated travel conditions, Aransas Pass ISD will resume regular schedules tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27. As always, we encourage everyone to exercise caution when traveling to school.
Athletic and extracurricular coaches and sponsors will update their groups directly regarding schedule changes, if any.
Thank you for your continued support, and Go Panthers and Lady Panthers!
Based on the most current weather forecast and anticipated travel conditions, Aransas Pass ISD will resume regular schedules tomorrow, Tuesday, January 27. As always, we encourage everyone to exercise caution when traveling to school.
Athletic and extracurricular coaches and sponsors will update their groups directly regarding schedule changes, if any.
Thank you for your continued support, and Go Panthers and Lady Panthers!
Good Afternoon Panther Nation! The safety of our students and staff is always our top priority. Due to the anticipated overnight freeze and potentially hazardous early morning road conditions, all APISD schools will have a two-hour delayed start tomorrow, Monday, January 26.
Class Times:
Faulk and Charlie Marshall Elementary: 9:45 AM - 3:15 PM
A.C. Blunt Middle School and APHS: 10:00 AM - 3:45 PM
Morning bus routes and pick-up times will also operate on a two-hour delay. Athletic and extracurricular coaches and sponsors will update their groups directly regarding any schedule changes.
Unless otherwise notified by a supervisor, APISD staff should plan to arrive two hours later than their usual start time.
Please continue to monitor district communication channels for updates. Thank you for your support and cooperation.
Wayne Bennett
Superintendent
Aransas Pass ISD
Class Times:
Faulk and Charlie Marshall Elementary: 9:45 AM - 3:15 PM
A.C. Blunt Middle School and APHS: 10:00 AM - 3:45 PM
Morning bus routes and pick-up times will also operate on a two-hour delay. Athletic and extracurricular coaches and sponsors will update their groups directly regarding any schedule changes.
Unless otherwise notified by a supervisor, APISD staff should plan to arrive two hours later than their usual start time.
Please continue to monitor district communication channels for updates. Thank you for your support and cooperation.
Wayne Bennett
Superintendent
Aransas Pass ISD
Students in Mrs. Albers's class are using models to represent positive and negative integers on a number line, making math visual, hands-on, and fun! #WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
APISD administration is in close communication with City emergency management officials and is actively monitoring the weather forecast in our area in the anticipation of possible inclement weather on Sunday, January 25 into Monday, January 26.
The safety of our students and staff is always our top priority. If travel conditions on Monday morning are expected to be unsafe, we will share timely updates regarding the school schedule via text message, phone call, and email. Stay connected by checking the APISD website and APISD social media accounts for updates.
The safety of our students and staff is always our top priority. If travel conditions on Monday morning are expected to be unsafe, we will share timely updates regarding the school schedule via text message, phone call, and email. Stay connected by checking the APISD website and APISD social media accounts for updates.
Reminder Monday, January 19th is a student and staff holiday. APISD will be closed in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Go Panthers and Lady Panthers!
Today our Panthers rolled up their sleeves and used whiteboards, geoboards, and even wax paper to discover that equal parts of an identical triangle can create completely different shapes. Hands-on learning helped students truly recognize how fractions work in the real world. Proud of our teachers for making math visible and meaningful! #GrowGreatness #PantherNation
✨🛡️ 3rd Grade Spotlight! 🛡️✨
Our 3rd graders had an amazing time today diving into the Norse gods during their Amplify Viking Age unit! Students used a fun twist on Headbandz—guessing characters based on their mythology traits and characteristics.
It was incredible to see them thinking critically, collaborating, and bringing history to life through interactive learning. 🧠⚡️
Way to go, 3rd grade! Keep exploring, questioning, and discovering! 🚀📚#GrowGreatness
We are proud to announce Wayne Bennett as the new Superintendent of APISD! A unanimous Board vote affirms his commitment to student outcomes and our districtwide growth mindset. Read more on our website at www.apisd.org/article/2580299
Reminder, APISD is closed next week, November 24-28. We hope all our students, staff, and families have a safe and Happy Thanksgiving! Students and staff return on Monday, December 1st!
6 7 days of growth in APISD!
#WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
#WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
Join us tonight from 5:30-8PM at Faulk Elementary for games, food, a petting zoo, face painting and more at the Annual Fall Festival!
It's almost turkey time! Campuses will send home more information regarding pre-check in and specific meal times for classes/grade levels.
With the time change and darker evenings, we’re reminding everyone to stay alert when traveling to and from school.
Bikers: Use a white front light and red rear reflector or light.
Walkers: Use crosswalks, stay visible, and avoid distractions.
Bus riders: Wait safely away from the road and cross only when signaled.
Drivers: Watch for students walking, biking, or waiting at bus stops.
Read more safety on our website at https://www.apisd.org/article/2534081
Let’s work together to make sure every Panther gets to school and home safely!
#WeAreAP
Our students are crushing geometry today! 💜💛
They used creativity and hands-on learning to build solid shapes — making math meaningful, memorable, and FUN!
From cubes to pyramids, these Panthers are proving that when you mix imagination with academics, you get powerful learning! #GrowGreatness
