The 2025-2026 Texas Education Agency (TEA) accountability results officially released today, confirm what we’ve been working toward — RISD’s continued growth and student progress have moved the district to a B rating!

The Network of Community Ministries Mobile Food Market will be available at several RISD and community locations each week beginning August 17.

At Richardson ISD, our North Star Goal is clear: Every student, teacher, and leader will meet or exceed their academic growth goal. Achieving that goal requires us to be intentional about every instructional tool we use—including technology.

Your child’s transportation information is just a click away! Stopfinder is the all-in-one, easy-to-use app for viewing & sharing your student’s transportation schedule.

Visit the district’s back-to-school web page so you’re ready for #RISDFirstDay! Find important info.

Parents of secondary students who took an EOC exam this past spring, can now access their student’s STAAR End of Course results through Focus.

Richardson ISD is committed to supporting students and families all summer long with learning opportunities, meal programs, counseling resources, and childcare options.

Former Liberty Junior High student Dr. Carrie Greer will return to her alma mater as principal beginning in the 2026–2027 school year.

A new Bond 2025 Projects update webpage is now live, designed to keep the RISD community informed and up to date on the progress of Bond 2025 projects.

Champ and the Mavs Man brought the hype and some amazing stunts to cheer on our Patriots!

All new and returning families Pre-K to 12 are welcome to attend one of the upcoming enrollment support events.

Girls from Forestridge and Liberty boarded the bus for the Girls, Inc. conference at UTD.