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.

Catie Sheffield, Assistant Principal at Arapaho Classical Magnet and Richardson ISD’s 2025–2026 Elementary Assistant Principal of the Year, has been appointed principal of Mohawk Elementary beginning in the 2026–2027 school year.

Eight RISD teachers were celebrated on April 7 and recognized as RISD Super Teachers for the third grading period in the 2025-26 school year.

Enroll and reserve your child’s seat by following the online enrollment.

During the December board meeting, the Board of Trustees approved the academic calendars for the next two school years.

Celebrating the outstanding educators for the 2025-2026 school year, chosen by each school in RISD.

Mohawk Elementary’s Sloane Carr earned second place in the Trinity River Authority’s 2025 Art Contest, standing out among more than 1,900 entries from across the Trinity River Basin.

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

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

Jonathan shared his new book, Tiny T. Rex with us.

We are DREAMing BIG to save the planet!