The Allen ISD Leadership Academy met at the STEAM Center to explore curriculum, including TEKS standards. Participants toured the facility and engaged in hands-on coding activities, experiencing innovative learning methods. View the photo gallery: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBVv9f
The Ford Middle School orchestra recently hosted a special holiday concert and breakfast for Ford teachers and staff. What a lovely opportunity to hear holiday tunes and grab a bite to eat before class. Way to go, Ford Mustangs!
Silver Eagles and district employees enjoyed basketball action with special Eagles Nest seats and dinner provided by Allen ISD's Heart@Work initiative at the Allen High School Competition Gymnasium when the varsity girls and boys teams played the Princeton Panthers. The girls' team also honored their teachers before the game for Teacher Appreciation Night. The boys topped the Panthers, 97-55, while the girls came up short, 58-47.
Members of the Eagles Creations program recently visited the Allen ISD administration building to sell hand-crafted projects for the holiday season. The program assists special needs adults with life skills and productive activities. See more at https://trst.in/6VZ938
Boon Elementary students enjoyed an energetic – and healthy – Turkey Trot on November 21 as the Boon Dad’s group and members of the Boon Watch D.O.G.S. joined with members of the Boon PTA to create an obstacle course. Students from all grades participated during the event.
During its annual Alamo Day, Curtis Middle School seventh graders learned about the Battle of the Alamo and the Texas Revolution. Teachers recreated roles of historical Texas figures and related stories about the event as part of the middle school’s Texas History curriculum.
The Silver Eagles recently made their way to the STEAM Center where they spent some time learning to program and fly drones! If you’re interested in joining the Silver Eagles, visit https://www.allenisd.org/silvereagles
The Foundation For Allen School's Fall silent auction is open and all proceeds benefit the Foundation. It's a great way to support a worthy cause while scoring one-of-a-kind items and experiences. The auction ends Monday, Nov. 18, so place your bid soon: https://app.galabid.com/ffas2024fallauction
The Allen High School FFA held its annual Holiday Craft Fair at the campus cafeteria on Saturday, Nov. 9. Area vendors sold a variety of holiday-inspired products to support the FFA.
Reading with the Eagles made a stop by Chandler Elementary this week before capping off their season undefeated. Thank you Chandler Cheetahs for get our Eagles ready for the game!
Thursday, Nov. 7, was Senior Night at the Allen-Plano East football game with organizations and fans celebrating the hard work and dedication of the Class of 2025. The Eagles won the game 48-7.
With Eagle Give Day fast approaching on Friday, Nov. 22, the Allen High School charity projects seeking donations for supplies and other items necessary for a successful event.
Students and administrators participating in the event are looking for donations of goods such as toiletries, storage bags, detergent packs, and hand sanitizer. To see a complete list, please visit the Amazon Wish List at https://tinyurl.com/mr3temtp
In its fifth year, Eagle Give Day allows AHS Students to participate in more than 30 community service projects. About 3,400 students signed up for projects in 2023 including making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches and mattresses for homeless shelters.
Please plan to join the Allen High School FFA at its 2024 Holiday Craft show set for Saturday, Nov. 9, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the AHS cafeteria. The show features local artisans displaying and selling homemade clothing, food, toys, knickknacks, ornaments, crafts, and much more. Start the holiday season right by supporting the FFA!
Allen Fire Department partnered with AHS students to produce PSA videos for the DRIVE to Thrive safe driving initiative. This joint effort aims to highlight the importance of safe and responsible driving.
Kerr Elementary held a spooky gym filled with fun activities for students to enjoy! How could they not?!
Curtis Middle School celebrated its 30th birthday with a community event on campus. Current and former students, parents, and staff showed up to celebrate 30 years of Curtis!
Allen ISD Community Services recently sponsored a Trunk or Treat event for families at the Dillard Special Achievement Center, featuring creative trunks set up by the dedicated staff from Kids Club and Learn 'N Play.
The AHS Peer Assistance and Leadership (PALs) program visited Marion Elementary to mentor young students. These 10th-grade PALs, along with peers from AHS and Lowery Freshman Center, train to mentor K-6 students and participate in various leadership activities.
Next up for Reading with the Eagles: Norton and Story Elementary! Today, the Allen Eagles visited both campuses, spending time with the Falcons and Knights. Go Eagles!
AHS hosted a “Course Expo” for district parents and students in grades 7-11, showcasing academic and organizational opportunities on campus. Teachers, counselors, and club sponsors shared information and answered questions for hundreds of students district-wide.
