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For the 3rd consecutive year, @AustinISD has been named a TxETA EXEMPLARY District of Distinction—the organization’s highest honor! This recognition celebrates the incredible work of our theatre educators, students, campus leaders, and community partners. Congratulations!

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¡La Serie de Teatro de Verano de Austin ISD presenta La princesa de la bruja de Don Zolidis! 25–27 de junio | Teatro Black Box del AISD PAC ¡Una divertida aventura 100 % producida por estudiantes de Austin ISD! 🎟️ ¡Boletos ya a la venta! austinisd.org/arts/pac/sts

AISD STS presents The Witch's Princess by Don Zolidis! June 25–27 at the AISD PAC Black Box Theater. This hilarious adventure is 100% student-produced by talented AISD students. 🎟️ Tickets are on sale now! austinisd.org/arts/pac/sts

WILDCARD DAY at THE DROP Students took creative risks, explored new ideas, and made something entirely their own. As THE DROP comes to a close, we’re celebrating a week of imagination, collaboration, and fearless creativity. Here’s to the artists who asked, “What if?”

AISD Fine Arts celebrated the unveiling of Mosaic of Minds, a permanent public sculpture created by McCallum Visual Arts students with support from a $15,000 @HoggFoundation grant. The installation showcases student creativity & the power of the arts to support well-being.

2 days of leadership, collaboration, creativity, & connection! Our social officers learned, planned, built relationships, & developed the skills to lead their teams & campuses. Thanks to everyone who made camp a success—we can’t wait to see what these student leaders accomplish!

Day 3 of The DROP: Artists built, destroyed, rebuilt, & transformed. Today’s challenge was all about letting go of perfection & embracing the creative process. Through experimenting, risk-taking, mistakes, & starting over, students discovered that growth happens in the journey.

🎨 Day 1 of The DROP brought the energy! Artists walked into a room full of cardboard, wire, tape, scraps, & possibilities—and four hours later, ideas were flying, structures were rising, & creative risks were everywhere. No templates. No directions. Just imagination!