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       Alief ISD is an outstanding district with exciting new projects and programs in more than forty campuses. Several construction programs began and one concluded. A district-wide program encouraged acceptance and understanding of others, and new procedures were put into place to continue ensuring students and staff members are safe. Also the district was recognized through a number of outstanding accomplishments by our students, teachers and other district representatives. The district continued to see rising student test scores showing the willingness and dedication to meeting the needs of every child in Alief ISD.

     Some of the Alief ISD accomplishments and notable achievements for the last school year included: 

• Alief ISD designated a “No Place for Hate” district for its work to promote kindness, cultural awareness and acceptance of all people.

• Alief ISD implemented district-wide use of the Raptor System to run background checks on every visitor on any campus.

• Alief ISD’s  Dr. Sergio Reyna won the top prize, $25,000.00 for himself and $25,000.00 for his school, Horn Elementary, in the 2006-2007 H-E-B Excellence in Education contest.

• Alief ISD continued to have all “Recognized” or “Academically Acceptable” campuses, according to the Texas Education Agency.

• Alief ISD Class of 2007 graduates earned more than $16.6 million in scholarships and grants.

• Alief ISD’s current School Board President Sarah Winkler became the Vice-President for the Texas Association of School Boards. 

• Construction was completed on David Holmquist Elementary while construction began on additions to the LeRoy Crump Stadium complex and renovations to the Alief ISD Administration Building got underway.

• Alief ISD continues to receive support from more than 200 area business partners through volunteer and mentoring programs.

       The district offers a wide range of educational opportunities across 43 campuses in academics, the arts, and career and technology education as well as special education, gifted/talented, English as a second language (ESL), and bilingual programs. The twenty-fourth elementary campus was built in 2006-2007, opening for classes in the fall of 2007; addi tionally, the district has six intermediate schools,  four high schools and two ninth-grade centers, six middle schools, and an alternative learning center.

      Alief ISD greatly appreciates support from caring parents, involved community members, and outstanding business partners. Working together, Alief ISD is preparing students for tomorrow by caring for them today.