Everyone needs an ID to enter an RISD campus.

Our campus boundaries will be impacted by Project RightSize starting in 2024-25. Learn more.

RISD provides opportunities to explore learning experiences that promote academic growth through asynchronous, self-paced summer courses with Acceleration Courses.

Five elementary campuses will be consolidated and repurposed.

RISD now has 97 Dell Scholars since 2009.

Transitioning from high school to college can be hard for students. Richardson ISD is trying to help students reduce their fears. NBC 5 education reporter Wayne Carter shows how they’re bringing a bit of college to students at Pearce High School.

The Lake Highlands High School Ballet Folklorico team took home 8 trophies, 3 of them 1st place, at the Bailes de Mi Tierra Folklorico Competition.

RHS now offers students a chance to gain hands-on, real-world experience in a simulated hotel front desk setting in the school.

Congratulations to RHS teacher Mike Hill on being named Texas AcDec Coach of the Year!

They are among the top 1% of academically talented high school seniors from across the country.

A group of RISD Healthcare students recently went to UT Southwestern Medical Center to meet with med students and surgical residents.

All four of this year’s graduation ceremonies will be held at Wildcat-Ram Stadium.

More than 600 elementary students participated in six events: number sense, storytelling, oral reading, chess puzzle, ready writing, and creative writing.

RISD schools will remain together and compete with Irving schools and Jesuit.

Students are selected on the basis of superior academic and artistic achievements, leadership qualities, strong character, and involvement in community and school activities.