May your days be filled with joy, laughter, and time spent with the ones you love. Thank you for being such a special part of our Yellowjacket family—we’re grateful for our students, staff, families, and community!




Mean Sting-
Thank you for another GREAT week at Alto ISD!!☝️
I would like to share a few highlights of "Hard Work and Respect" from this week with you:
1. Alto Junior High Boys Basketball defeated Carlisle on Monday (50-12 Gold team and 24-0 Black team)!!🏀
2. Enrollment stays up at 525 students.⬆️
3. Alto Middle School students worked hard in completing our second round of Gold Standard testing in reading and math. 📚
4. Alto Elementary presented an excellent Christmas program to a packed house at Devonte Mumphrey Memorial Court last Thursday night. 🎄
5. Every Alto ISD student received a visit from Santa and were gifted with a "Hard Work and Respect" t-shirt for Christmas. Special thanks to Duplichain Contractors, Pearman Motor Company, Austin Bank, and Fredonia Graphics for helping us with very generous donations. 🧑🎄
It is always a great week to be a Jacket!!🐝
--
Derrick Conley
Superintendent
Alto ISD





🎄🧝♂️ Elf Academy was a hit! Families learned how to add fun to learning by transforming traditional games into educational activities. Along the way, they enjoyed refreshments, stories, and prizes—all while making great memories together.
A huge thank you to Mrs. Hammons for organizing this wonderful event, our community partners at Alto Family Medical Clinic and the Alto Police Department for lending a helping hand, and HM Photography for capturing all the festive fun with amazing photos! ❤️🎅📸








The 2025 Federal Report Cards for Texas public schools are now available. These report cards include state, district, and campus-level information required under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), as amended by the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA).
To view the report cards you can visit https://www.alto.esc7.net/page/assessment-accountability and scroll down to 2024-2025 Federal Report Cards, or visit alto.esc7.net > Departments > Assessment & Accountability.

Ms. Sarandos spent the fall semester as an intern teacher in third grade with Mrs. Landrum and Mrs. Mabry. Her high energy and infectious smile made a lasting impression on students and staff alike. We’re excited to share that at last night’s board meeting, she was officially hired as a sixth grade teacher! Congratulations, Ms. Sarandos—we’re so glad you’re part of the Alto ISD family! 💙📚


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All through Alto ISD,
Artwork in the hallways bright,
Festive doors, a joyful sight,
And smiles in every class you see.
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Thank you for another GREAT week at Alto ISD!!☝️
Building relationships and inspiring growth. 📈
I would like to share a few highlights of "Hard Work and Respect" from this week with you:
1. Alto Girls Basketball wins the Cody Sell tournament on Saturday!!🏀
2. Enrollment stays up at 525 students.⬆️
3. Alto Middle School and Elementary UIL Academic teams traveled to SFA to compete in the district meet. Congratulations to many of our students for individual success and special congrats to Alto Middle School for a second place team finish. 🏅
4. Alto Elementary Fall Behavior Incentive Trip with a huge majority of our students earning the opportunity to enjoy a field trip to the movie theater in Lufkin on Thursday. 🍿
5. Alto, Texas Christmas parade was a big success. Special thanks to all in our community for their support in making it happen for our kids. 🧑🎄
It is always a great week to be a Jacket!!🐝
Derrick Conley
Superintendent
Alto ISD

Thank you to all of our donors and to the AHS Student Council for hosting the blood drive. Your generosity helps save lives!
Our AES students will share their musical talents as we celebrate the season together!



We're also proud to recognize Mr. Massey, AHS Teacher of the Month for November! Mr. Massey teaches with passion and purpose, and his dedication shows every day in his classroom. His colleagues share that he continually works to ensure students stay engaged and on track so they can be successful.






