Please return your form as soon as possible so we can continue to care for our students! 💛


Due to a shortage of officials, our football schedule this week has been adjusted:
🏈 Varsity – moved to Thursday, Sept. 4 at Cayuga, kickoff at 7:00 PM
🏈 JV – moved to Tuesday, Sept. 2 in Alto, kickoff at 7:00 PM
🏈 JH Scrimmage vs. Shelbyville – CANCELLED
Thank you for understanding--we appreciate your support! 💛🖤








Our own Kheenan R. was featured in the Jacksonville Daily Progress AND Yahoo Sports! 🙌
Kheenan spends countless hours behind the camera, capturing every play and every moment of Yellowjacket and Lady Jacket athletics. His talent, hard work, and dedication make such a huge impact on our programs, and we’re so proud to see him recognized!
https://sports.yahoo.com/article/kheenan-ross-assists-alto-athletics-182300151.html

Thank you for another AWESOME week of building relationships and inspiring growth. Let's come together and keep the momentum rolling for our kids and each other. 📈
I would like to share a few highlights of "Hard Work and Respect" from this week with you:
1. Congratulations on Alto ISD recognition in winning the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights Contest. We earned a $5,000 donation towards our athletic program with this award. 🏈🏀🥎⚾
2. Enrollment is still up at 521 Jackets. ⬆️ Great week of attendance with the district meeting our goal at 96.23%💪
3. Volleyball swept Leverett's Chapel on Tuesday night. 🏐
It is always a great week to be a Jacket!!🐝
--
Derrick Conley
Superintendent
Alto ISD

All students in grades 3–7 brought home a flyer with information about our FFA program. Please note there are a few changes to the rules this year: baked goods, canned goods, and photography will no longer be offered at the Cherokee County Junior Livestock Show.
We look forward to having your child participate in our Jr. FFA program and can’t wait to see them in the show ring at the 2026 Cherokee County Livestock Show!


Mrs. Pierce is the AES Staff Member of the Week. She is a true “whatever it takes” kind of person who goes above and beyond for our students and their families. We’re so grateful for her dedication and heart! 💛








Kickoff follows at 7 PM—don’t miss it!
Parents and community members should sit in the end section nearest the high school doors. Please do not enter the student section. Students may not be picked up from the pep rally. If you’d like your student to sit with you, please sign them out from their campus office ahead of time.

Morgan and Brianna dropped off the supplies this afternoon, and we were overwhelmed in the best way! Our students and teachers are so grateful for your generosity. 💛📚✏️

Carson is showing outstanding leadership in 6th grade and continues to go above and beyond in all of his classes. Way to go, Carson—we’re proud of you! 👏

🌟 Shout out to Ms. Mac! After the storm in March ruined several “old school” projectors, insurance came through with new touch screens for some of our teachers. Mrs. Mac gave up her day off to help Mrs. Grimes get them set up, and she’s even been training other teachers on how to use them. Thank you for going above and beyond! 👏


From our halls to hero: Recent Alto ISD graduate honored for bravely intervening in a dangerous situation. We are proud of you, JJ!
https://www.cbs19.tv/video/news/local/alto-man-honored-for-heroic-actions-at-gas-station-stabbing/501-b2603112-6efe-4cd8-a9e6-cbb8177392ec
We’re so proud of our Alto spirit, and we’re not stopping here! Help us reach our next milestone as a top 25 finalist by spreading the word *on Instagram* and tagging @altoisd and @TMobile with #FN5GL and #Sweepstakes. Let’s keep the energy high and show off our Jacket pride!

On June 20, 2025, the Governor of Texas signed Senate Bill 12 (SB 12) into law. Beginning September 1, 2025, all Texas public school districts must have parental consent on file before providing students with any routine physical or health services.
This means that before school staff such as nurses or counselors can provide even simple care—like placing a bandage on a scrape, giving an over-the-counter medication, or assisting a student who is upset—we must have a signed consent form from a parent or guardian.
Consent forms will be sent home with students tomorrow. If the form is not completed and returned by September 1, 2025, school staff will not be able to provide your child with routine physical or mental health services. The only exception is in the event of an emergency requiring life-saving care.
We appreciate your prompt attention to this important change. Thank you for helping us keep your child safe and supported at school!


Join us in the Alto MS cafeteria on Tues, Aug. 26th - 6:00 pm to learn all about the upcoming 2027 Washington, D.C. educational trip.
Discover how each traveler can qualify for a $500 Early Bird Scholarship—a great opportunity you won’t want to miss!
👉 Click here to RSVP: https://rsvp.worldclassrooms.com/inperson/27588823360?rsvp_id=27588823360
We look forward to seeing you there!

