District stakeholders interested in committee service are encouraged to learn more.

As the spring semester begins, there are many opportunities to volunteer in Richardson ISD, such as field trips, class parties, end-of-the-year field days, assisting in classrooms, and so much more.

The first day to file is Jan. 15, and the deadline to file is Feb. 18.

The City of Dallas developed this survey to give residents of Esperanza a chance to voice their opinions about the development of a new park or green space in the community.

Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year opens on Feb. 25.

Congratulations to RISD’s Super Teachers (and Team!) for the first quarter!

We Read Together is Richardson ISD’s volunteer initiative to champion early literacy skills for students.

Another 12 schools met or exceeded their attendance goals last year.

Starting Aug. 19, the Network mobile food pantry will stop at a handful of RISD campuses.

Regina Valdez, a special education teacher

To enhance safety and security protocols, RISD is implementing student badges this year for all elementary students.

The district is implementing a new Richardson ISD Code of Civility this school year to set expectations for how students, parents, employees, and visitors treat and interact with each other while at school or communicating about school-related activities.

All parents and guardians are strongly encouraged to become familiar with how RISD schools approach safety and security.

RISD is changing the dates of spring break on the 2024-25 student academic calendar. The new dates for spring break will be March 10-14, 2025 – moved up one week from the previous dates of March 17-21.

RISD recognized more than 20 highly effective teachers with monetary stipends as part of the state’s effort to reward and retain skilled educators.