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

The program offers juniors and seniors an opportunity to develop their leadership skills, learn, and connect with other student leaders.

A total of 286 high school juniors and seniors have earned College Board National Recognition

These outstanding students are among 16,000 national semifinalists recognized in the 71st annual National Merit Scholarship Program.

On November 4th, registered voters will have the opportunity to vote on a $1.4 billion bond package proposed by the Richardson ISD Board of Trustees. Read more about the proposed projects and the impact on our campus.

What started as an after-school program four years ago is now Richardson ISD’s official mariachi program, part of the Berkner Learning Community.

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.

Starting Aug. 18, the Network mobile food pantry will stop at a handful of RISD campuses.

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.