Happy National Coaches Day! We’re grateful for our athletic and instructional coaches who motivate and support our students and staff on and off the field. Thank you for helping our Panthers grow!
October is National Principals Month and we are blessed with the best! Thank you to our amazing principals for all you do each and every day to serve our students, staff, and community.
#WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
#WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
The Kieberger campus conducted an EVACUATE drill today, September 30. All our students and staff did a great job, way to go Panthers!
During the EVACUATE drill, students and staff exit the building to a location. An EVACUATE drill is very similar to a fire 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.
During the EVACUATE drill, students and staff exit the building to a location. An EVACUATE drill is very similar to a fire 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.
Get excited for Homecoming Week - October 6-10!
Good morning Panther Nation! Based on information received regarding the weather forecast and travel conditions in our area, the school day and bus schedules will proceed as normal today, Thursday, September 25. As always, we encourage everyone to exercise caution when traveling to school. Thank you to our Transportation team and the APPD for their hard work and diligence when checking road conditions this morning to help keep our students and staff safe! Stay safe and dry Panthers!
Aransas Pass ISD administration is actively monitoring the forecast for potentially inclement weather on the evening of Wednesday, September 24 through the morning of Thursday, September 25. Although we would all be grateful for the rain, based on information received from the National Weather Service, there is a marginal risk of severe thunderstorms and flash flooding.
The safety of our students and staff is always our top priority. In the event that travel conditions on Thursday morning are anticipated to be unsafe, we will provide additional updates regarding the school schedule via email, phone call, text message, District social media accounts, and local news media. Stay safe Panthers!
The safety of our students and staff is always our top priority. In the event that travel conditions on Thursday morning are anticipated to be unsafe, we will provide additional updates regarding the school schedule via email, phone call, text message, District social media accounts, and local news media. Stay safe Panthers!
Reminder, this Friday our Varsity Panther football team is HOME against London, with Perfect Attendance Panthers before kick-off!
Students with perfect attendance at the district official attendance time (10AM) for the entire week of each home varsity football game will receive FREE admission and be eligible to run through the tunnel before the game!
This Friday:
🐾Gates open at 6PM, we recommend getting to the stadium early!
🐾Students will report to the concession stand entrance area and run the field at 6:30PM.
🐾No parents allowed on track or field.
🐾Please pick up students at the same entrance after completion of tunnel run.
Campuses will check weekly attendance on Fridays before home varsity football games and provide a wristband to each student with perfect attendance for the week. This wristband will grant the student free entry to the game.
Students must have their wristband to enter the game, and to enter the field to run through the tunnel. No replacement wristbands will be provided in the event the wristband is lost. Free admission will only be granted to the student. Accompanying parents/guardians and others with the student will be required to purchase a ticket online. Visit our website at www.apisd.org/article/2375840 to read more!
Let's Go Panthers and Lady Panthers!! #WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
Students with perfect attendance at the district official attendance time (10AM) for the entire week of each home varsity football game will receive FREE admission and be eligible to run through the tunnel before the game!
This Friday:
🐾Gates open at 6PM, we recommend getting to the stadium early!
🐾Students will report to the concession stand entrance area and run the field at 6:30PM.
🐾No parents allowed on track or field.
🐾Please pick up students at the same entrance after completion of tunnel run.
Campuses will check weekly attendance on Fridays before home varsity football games and provide a wristband to each student with perfect attendance for the week. This wristband will grant the student free entry to the game.
Students must have their wristband to enter the game, and to enter the field to run through the tunnel. No replacement wristbands will be provided in the event the wristband is lost. Free admission will only be granted to the student. Accompanying parents/guardians and others with the student will be required to purchase a ticket online. Visit our website at www.apisd.org/article/2375840 to read more!
Let's Go Panthers and Lady Panthers!! #WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
Are you registered to vote? Visit www.votetexas.gov to check your voter registration status, and learn how to register to vote. The deadline to register to vote in the November 4, 2025 election is Monday, October 6!
Early voting begins Monday, October 20, and continues through October 31. Learn more about APISD’s voter-approval tax rate election (VATRE), which will be on the November 4 ballot, at www.apisd.org/page/vatre.
Early voting begins Monday, October 20, and continues through October 31. Learn more about APISD’s voter-approval tax rate election (VATRE), which will be on the November 4 ballot, at www.apisd.org/page/vatre.
📚✨ Hands-on learning in action!
Mrs. Gisler’s 4th grade students are diving into Bluebonnet Math during small group instruction. With the help of manipulatives, these young mathematicians are building understanding, making connections, and growing their confidence one problem at a time. 💜💛 #GrowGreatness
Mrs. Gisler’s 4th grade students are diving into Bluebonnet Math during small group instruction. With the help of manipulatives, these young mathematicians are building understanding, making connections, and growing their confidence one problem at a time. 💜💛 #GrowGreatness
Reminder, Monday, September 22 is a student holiday and staff development day - no school for students! Have a great weekend Panthers!
We will #NeverForget
Reminder: Monday, September 1st is a student and staff holiday in observance of Labor Day!
✨💜Panther Math in Kindergarten 💛
Today our mathematicians practiced looking closely at objects to see if they are exactly the same or not exactly the same. 👀➕
Learning to compare and notice details helps build strong problem-solving and observation skills! 🧠💡
#WeAreAP #PantherPride #GrowGreatness #KindergartenMath
Today at ACBMS, our leadership team completed product walks of our new math curriculum, Bluebonnet Learning! 🌟
We’re excited about the opportunities this curriculum brings for student success and look forward to seeing the impact in our classrooms. ➕➗✖️➖
#GrowGreatness #PantherPride #BluebonnetLearning #MathSuccess
With the our athletic seasons in full swing we would like to remind or inform all Panther fans of the guidelines for attendance as spectators at athletic events. Please review the procedures on our website at https://5il.co/2ki6z
Thank you for your support and cooperation as we work together to ensure the safety of all students, staff, and guests attending athletic events.
Go Panthers and Lady Panthers!
Thank you for your support and cooperation as we work together to ensure the safety of all students, staff, and guests attending athletic events.
Go Panthers and Lady Panthers!
It’s almost time, Panthers!!
The first day of school is tomorrow, Wednesday, August 13!! We can’t wait to see you bright and early as we kick off another amazing year!
#WeAreAP #GrowGreatness
Back-to-School Safety Reminder!
Whether you're a student, parent, guardian, family member, or friend, we're all a part of Panther Nation! With school starting WEDNESDAY, let’s all do our part to keep our Panthers safe.
Kids crossing the street is something you can’t afford to miss!
Here’s how you can help prevent crashes and injuries:
✅ Stop and yield at crosswalks
✅ Slow down in school zones—and even before they start! (Early morning cross country practice means kids are out before sunrise!)
✅ Stop for school buses when the stop arm is out—it’s not just safe, it’s the law!
Let’s work together to make sure every Panther gets to and from school safely.
Whether you're a student, parent, guardian, family member, or friend, we're all a part of Panther Nation! With school starting WEDNESDAY, let’s all do our part to keep our Panthers safe.
Kids crossing the street is something you can’t afford to miss!
Here’s how you can help prevent crashes and injuries:
✅ Stop and yield at crosswalks
✅ Slow down in school zones—and even before they start! (Early morning cross country practice means kids are out before sunrise!)
✅ Stop for school buses when the stop arm is out—it’s not just safe, it’s the law!
Let’s work together to make sure every Panther gets to and from school safely.
📚✨ Literacy in Action!
Today, our amazing K–12 ELAR teachers are diving deep into RBIS training with our approved provider, Sustain Ed. This important work supports our LASO 3 SFP–Literacy grant, helping us strengthen instruction and empower every learner in our district.
💡 When teachers learn, students thrive! #GrowGreatness
During this last full week of summer break, we want to remind our parents and guardians, and inform all new families, of the safety protocols we use at APISD to keep students and staff safe. APISD uses the Standard Response Protocol (SRP), which provides a common language across our district and with area first responders in the event of an emergency. Over the last few days we've been highlighting each action of the SRP.
What is the SHELTER Action?
The SHELTER Action is called when specific protective actions are needed based on a threat or hazard. The actions taken by staff and students during a SHELTER will vary based on the hazard.
Examples of SHELTER Conditions
The following are some examples of when a school or emergency dispatch might call for an SHELTER Action.
- Tornado
- Severe weather
- Wildfires
- Flooding
- Hazmat spill or release
- Earthquake
- Tsunami
Safety strategies may include:
- Evacuate to Shelter area
- Seal the room
- Drop, cover and hold
- Get to high ground
Visit apisd.org/page/safety-and-security or iloveuguys.org for more info.
What is the SHELTER Action?
The SHELTER Action is called when specific protective actions are needed based on a threat or hazard. The actions taken by staff and students during a SHELTER will vary based on the hazard.
Examples of SHELTER Conditions
The following are some examples of when a school or emergency dispatch might call for an SHELTER Action.
- Tornado
- Severe weather
- Wildfires
- Flooding
- Hazmat spill or release
- Earthquake
- Tsunami
Safety strategies may include:
- Evacuate to Shelter area
- Seal the room
- Drop, cover and hold
- Get to high ground
Visit apisd.org/page/safety-and-security or iloveuguys.org for more info.
During this last full week of summer break, we want to remind our parents and guardians, and inform all new families, of the safety protocols we use at APISD to keep students and staff safe. APISD uses the Standard Response Protocol (SRP), which provides a common language across our district and with area first responders in the event of an emergency. Over the last few days we've been highlighting each action of the SRP.
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 apisd.org/page/safety-and-security or iloveuguys.org for more info.
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 apisd.org/page/safety-and-security or iloveuguys.org for more info.
