Aldine Connection
A Newsletter for the Staff and Community of Aldine ISD
Dear Aldine ISD Community,
In May, many of our schools are in the final stretch of their academic year. I can’t help but reflect on the incredible momentum we’ve built together this spring. Our students, staff, families, and community continue to amaze me with their talent, dedication, and spirit.
It’s a joyful time to be part of the Aldine ISD family, and I’m proud to share just a few of the exciting highlights from across our district.
One of the initiatives I’m especially excited about is our new 2+2 Cybersecurity Pathway, launched in partnership with the University of Houston-Downtown and Lone Star College. This innovative program allows students to earn a high school diploma, associate degree, and bachelor’s degree in the high-demand field of cybersecurity — all through a seamless academic experience supported by all three institutions.
The program is structured in a way that students can seamlessly transition from high school to college, with support from all three institutions. This not only saves time and money but also provides a comprehensive education in cybersecurity.
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Avalos P-TECH School Senior Earns Prestigious Gates Scholarship
Aldine ISD, UHD, and Lone Star College Launch Cybersecurity Degree Pathway With 2+2+2 Program
A new partnership between Aldine ISD, Lone Star College, and the University of Houston-Downtown (UHD) is creating a direct path to a bachelor’s degree in cybersecurity for high school students — and removing common barriers along the way. Read more ...
MacArthur High School’s Logan Haagenson-Jiménez Excels at National Academic Decathlon
MacArthur High School junior Logan Haagenson-Jiménez has again demonstrated exceptional academic talent, this time on the national stage. Read more ...
Aldine ISD Students Earn Top Honors at State VASE
Nineteen Aldine ISD high school artists recently showcased their talents at the Texas Art Education Association’s State Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VASE), bringing home top awards and recognition. The prestigious event, held annually, brings together student artwork from across Texas. Read more ...
Nimitz’s Jayla Cooper to Compete at UIL 6A State Track & Field Meet
Nimitz High School’s Jayla Cooper will represent Aldine ISD at the UIL Class 6A State Track and Field Championships on Saturday, May 3, 2025. Cooper, a standout athlete in both the long jump and 100-meter hurdles, will compete in the 6A girls 100-meter hurdles. Read more ...
Aldine ISD Joins Nation’s Largest School Nutrition Coalition
Two Aldine ISD Esports Teams Advance to State Championship for the First Time
For the first time in district history, two high school esports teams from Aldine ISD have qualified for the Texas Scholastic Esports Federation (TEXSEF) State Championship. The teams—Boo Crew and Phoenix—earned their spots after intense competition at the Aldine Esports Countdown Cup on March 22. Read more ...
Aldine ISD Shines at Citywide Chess Tournament With Top Team and Individual Finishes
Aldine ISD students made all the right moves at the Scholastic Houston Chess Association Tournament on April 26, hosted at Impact Leadership Academy. With nearly 300 students competing citywide — including 160 students from 16 Aldine campuses — teams across the district delivered standout performances at every level. Read more ...
Fun Day at Hill
Teague Wing Ensemble
Young Women's Volunteers for Academic Night
FACE: Day of Design
Plummer Middle School Flag Football
Thank you @PlummerMS_AISD for allowing me to facilitate a Flag Football lesson this morning. Loved the energy and participation from the Girls @AldineISD @AldineAthletics. Here
Vardeman Celebrates Cinco de Mayo
Aldine voters overwhelmingly approved all three bond propositions totaling approximately $1.8 billion during the Nov. 7 election. It was the largest bond referendum in the history of Aldine ISD.
Bond 2023 will focus on safety and security, facility enhancements, and instructional technology and is divided into three propositions that will fund major projects throughout the district. Learn more and stay up-to-date with Bond 2023 progress by clicking here.
Has a teacher made an #AldineImpact this week? Let us know here.
A winner will be selected to win a gift basket with Aldine-branded items and a ticket to any Aldine ISD athletic event for this spring semester.
Aldine ISD wants community members to have a place where questions, feedback, and suggestions can be submitted.
Access Let's Talk, and the appropriate staff member will respond as soon as possible.
Aldine ISD and our Family and Community Engagement (FACE) Department wants to hear from you!
Help us better connect and engage with our families by taking this quick 10-minute survey. Your feedback will help shape how we support and communicate with our community.
Click here to take the survey.
View the 2024-2025 Aldine ISD Athletic Schedule.
School Board Information
Board Meeting Schedule
Next board meeting: May 20, 2025
Stay up-to-date on upcoming board meetings here.
About Aldine ISD
Spanning 111 square miles of opportunity, Aldine ISD is one of Texas’ largest and most diverse school districts. Under the leadership of Superintendent Dr. LaTonya Goffney, the district serves nearly 58,000 students from a variety of backgrounds. It is committed to excellence by employing top-tier educators and staff dedicated to student success.
Website: AldineISD.org
Location: 2520 West West Thorne Boulevard, Houston, TX, USA