Aurora Concepts will be on campus to provide flu shots for Alto ISD students on Tuesday, November 4. If you did not sign up your student(s) during online registration and would like for them to participate, register by November 3 using this link or scan the QR code on the flyer below :
https://form.jotform.com/auroraconcepts/student-flu-vaccine-form?School=Alto%20ISD
💵 No insurance? No problem!
Ages 6 months–18 years: $10
Ages 19 & up: $30
All insurance policies will be verified. Please be sure to sign up if you plan to participate!
https://form.jotform.com/auroraconcepts/student-flu-vaccine-form?School=Alto%20ISD
💵 No insurance? No problem!
Ages 6 months–18 years: $10
Ages 19 & up: $30
All insurance policies will be verified. Please be sure to sign up if you plan to participate!
Mark your calendars — Wednesday, October 29th is Picture Day for all campuses!
You can place your order ahead of time at mylifetouch.com using the Picture Day ID listed below or on the flyer going home with students this week.
📚 Alto Elementary School: EVTXTTT8Z
🎒 Alto Middle School: EVTVWBNCG
🎓 Alto High School: EVTV7CQNK
You can place your order ahead of time at mylifetouch.com using the Picture Day ID listed below or on the flyer going home with students this week.
📚 Alto Elementary School: EVTXTTT8Z
🎒 Alto Middle School: EVTVWBNCG
🎓 Alto High School: EVTV7CQNK
JV FOOTBALL UPDATE:
Due to injuries, Lovelady is not able to play a JV game this week. Alto JV has picked up a game at Trinity this Thursday. Kickoff is at 5:00.
7th & 8th grade will still play at home vs Lovelady this Thursday. 7th grade will kickoff at 5:00.
Due to injuries, Lovelady is not able to play a JV game this week. Alto JV has picked up a game at Trinity this Thursday. Kickoff is at 5:00.
7th & 8th grade will still play at home vs Lovelady this Thursday. 7th grade will kickoff at 5:00.
Kindergarten had a great time at Elijah’s Retreat last week! Perfect weather, adorable farm animals, and lots of smiling faces made for one successful field trip!
Red Ribbon Week is Almost Here!
Red Ribbon Week began in 1985 in honor of DEA Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, whose dedication to fighting drug trafficking inspired a nationwide movement. The red ribbon became a symbol of living drug-free and making safe, healthy choices.
We’re excited to celebrate with a dress-up week to show our commitment—check out the themes below! ❤️💪
Red Ribbon Week began in 1985 in honor of DEA Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, whose dedication to fighting drug trafficking inspired a nationwide movement. The red ribbon became a symbol of living drug-free and making safe, healthy choices.
We’re excited to celebrate with a dress-up week to show our commitment—check out the themes below! ❤️💪
We’re proud to recognize the following students for passing some or all sections of their TSI (Texas Success Initiative) assessment! Their hard work is paving the way for college and career success! 💛🖤
Last week, Mr. Conley made several “good news” calls! He got to share with the families of Te’Asia, Marlee, and Alice how their students have been showing hard work and respect. Way to go, Jackets!
Congratulations to our Alto Elementary Students of the Week! These students have shown outstanding hard work and respect, setting a great example for their classmates. 💛
Our AES Staff Member of the Week is Mrs. Blankinship! Affectionately called Mawmaw by many, Mrs. Blankinship is the perfect mix of firm and loving. She keeps everyone on track while bringing warmth and care to our campus!
We are thrilled to share that our high school and middle school TAME (AllPath) students had an incredible day at the Region 7 Kickoff in Kilgore! 🎉 They showcased their creativity by designing 3D prototypes aimed at expanding affordable internet access in remote areas. 🌍💡
Our students demonstrated hard work and respect while competing against other East Texas schools. We are proud to announce that the Jaycee C. group came out on top, winning 1st place, and two groups, Daxton M. and Avery S., earned Judges' Choice awards! 🏆👏
Our students demonstrated hard work and respect while competing against other East Texas schools. We are proud to announce that the Jaycee C. group came out on top, winning 1st place, and two groups, Daxton M. and Avery S., earned Judges' Choice awards! 🏆👏
We had a great time showing our support for breast cancer awareness during yesterday’s Pink Out Pep Rally! A huge thank you to our friends from T-Mobile, who presented a $5,000 check as part of the T-Mobile Friday Night 5G Lights campaign!
We’re so grateful for their generosity and community support — what a great day to be a Yellowjacket! 🖤💛💗
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Thank you for a Gold Standard week at Alto ISD!!🏆
I would like to share a few highlights of "Hard Work and Respect" from this week with you:
1. Thanks to the Alto Police Department, City of Alto, and our entire generous community for an incredible National Night Out. 💛
2. Awesome attendance this week at 96.66%. Thursday was 97.78% with FIVE grade levels at 100%. Enrollment rises up to 525 students. ⬆️
3. Alto Middle School softball competes in their first game tonight. 🥎
4. Great effort and encouragement for our first two days of Gold Standard Testing!! 📚
Thank you for choosing to change the world in Alto, Texas. 🌎
It is always a great week to be a Jacket!!🐝
Mr. Conley was excited to wrap up the week with Jacket Bucks drawings! Congratulations to Lariat and Messiah, who each won tickets to tomorrow’s football game!
Mrs. Low’s Career Exploration students have been busy researching their future career paths! Each student created a poster and presented to the class, giving everyone the chance to learn about a variety of exciting career options for the future. Great job exploring what’s ahead, Yellowjackets!
This afternoon, AHS students celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month with delicious food, lively music, and rich culture! Thanks to Coach Soto and his students, along with our amazing cafeteria ladies for making this event a success!
💗 Pink Out Week! 💗
Show your support for those fighting breast cancer and honor the survivors by wearing pink to the pep rally and football game this week!
From Coach Grigsby: Junior High football at Tenaha tomorrow will be 7th grade only in a scrimmage format. The scrimmage will begin at 5:00. 🏈
Ms. Kelley's A/V Production students decided Alto High School needed its own digital school newspaper—and they’re making it happen! 📰 Each student has taken ownership of a section and works hard to create quality content while collaborating and sharing ideas. Ms. Kelley says this group is always eager to learn, follows directions, and has a lot of fun!💛🖤
Our first Gold Standard testing day was a success! We saw hard work, focus, and respect all around—great job, Jackets!
Our AHS Students of the Month for September exemplify the BEAST mode theme of AHS—Believe, Encourage, Achieve, Serve, Trust. Congratulations to Jarmarkez, Camdyn, Brylee, and Kevin! Each of these students has shown dedication, hard work, and a positive attitude in and out of the classroom.
We are also proud to recognize Mrs. Gound as AHS Teacher of the Month! Mrs. Gound was selected by her peers for her dedication to her students and her commitment to keeping them engaged in learning. 💛🐝
We are also proud to recognize Mrs. Gound as AHS Teacher of the Month! Mrs. Gound was selected by her peers for her dedication to her students and her commitment to keeping them engaged in learning. 💛🐝
Congrats to the most recent “Gold Standard” students at AMS, Kevin and Matthew! 💛🐝
Matthew comes to school with a great attitude and is ready to learn. His teacher is very proud of his effort and enthusiasm.
Kevin was chosen for helping keep the school clean and organized, often picking up after his classmates without being asked. His initiative and pride in his school set a great example for others to follow.
Matthew comes to school with a great attitude and is ready to learn. His teacher is very proud of his effort and enthusiasm.
Kevin was chosen for helping keep the school clean and organized, often picking up after his classmates without being asked. His initiative and pride in his school set a great example for others to follow.
