During the November 4, 2025 election, voters chose to approve all three Propositions on the district’s $1.4 billion bond package.

Richardson ISD junior high magnet programs inspire students to explore their passions in arts, technology, math, science, and leadership. Learn more and attend upcoming Magnet Information Nights in November.

Thirty Richardson ISD schools have earned 101 state distinctions in the 2025 Texas Education Agency (TEA) Accountability Ratings.

Jess Harben’s 6th-grade leaders recently took their leadership learning to new heights—literally! They focused on the five pillars of success: Community, Determination, Perseverance, Dedication, and Persistence.

Jess Harben’s first College Night brought families together to explore options, set goals, and get excited about the future.

This year, our Hawks Leadership students had the incredible opportunity to serve at Feed My Starving Children.

Watch the August edition of the superintendent’s video newsletter, Keeping Tabs.

Before participating in volunteer opportunities in schools and district facilities, all RISD volunteers must complete a background check.

At the Aug. 7 Board meeting, district leaders presented an update on student performance and a preview of the upcoming 2025 accountability ratings.

For the fourth year, RISD campuses will continue to be cell phone-free schools.

Parents of enrolled RISD students may now complete forms online to qualify for free or reduced cost meals for the 2025-26 school year that begins August 12.