
Parents have the option to pre-order now to save 10%, or they may order after Picture Day. After Picture Day, you’ll receive a second email with a link to view your child’s images and select your favorite pose before your order is produced.
Pre-order Online:
https://79photography.gotphoto.com/r/prepay
Access Code:
• Alto Elementary Fall Individual Portrait
• Alto Middle School and High School Individual Portraits
When prompted, type “Alto” and the appropriate option will appear.



Monday: Favorite Sports Team
Tuesday: Decade Day
Wednesday: Sunday Best
Thursday: Spirit Day
We can’t wait to see everyone participating and showing their Yellowjacket spirit! 🐝Reminder: Students must remain in dress code.

The Alto Yellowjackets will take on the Grapeland Sandies this Friday night in Grapeland! Due to the weather forecast, kickoff has been moved up to 6:00 PM instead of 7:00 PM.
💛🖤 Come support your Yellowjackets! 🐝

National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that brings neighbors and law enforcement together to build stronger, safer, and more caring communities. The Alto Police Department will host their second annual National Night Out in the AHS parking lot one week from today! 🚓💙
Come out, meet your neighbors, connect with local officers, and enjoy a night of fun and community spirit. We can’t wait to see you there!

You are cordially invited to the Alto High School Homecoming on Friday, October 9, 2026! The 2026 Homecoming Court will be presented at 6:30 PM, followed by kickoff vs. Mount Enterprise at 7:00 PM.
We hope you’ll join us as we celebrate our students, school, and Yellowjacket spirit! 🐝🖤💛









Alto FFA members Jaiden, Jeremiah, Sarah, Jay, Malachi, Ryder and Antonio leveled up their leadership skills at the 2026 FFA Pineywoods District Leadership Day event hosted by Central Heights Ag Department. They explored AFNR advocacy, communication strategies, and inclusive practices which were facilitated by the District and Area Officers.
We’re proud of these students for investing in their leadership and growing the skills they’ll carry with them for years to come!

Alto ISD students will have the opportunity to receive a flu shot at school on October 14, 2026.
📅 Registration deadline: October 13, 2026
If you did not complete a flu shot consent form during online registration, you can still sign up using the link below through October 13.
https://form.jotform.com/auroraconcepts/student-flu-vaccine-form?School=Alto%20ISD
A few important reminders:
• All insurance information will be verified.
• If you plan to pay out of pocket, please complete the form and enter “NA” in all insurance fields.
Out-of-pocket cost for those without insurance:
$10 — ages 6 months–18 years
Please make sure to register by October 13 if you would like your student to participate!






💛💛 Friday Night, We’re Cheering for Deysy! 💛💛
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and this Friday night, our Yellowjacket family will come together to support one of our own — 11th grader Deysy Castillo. Deysy has been in the hospital in Dallas since early this summer, and we could not be prouder of the strength, courage, and fight she continues to show.
During Friday night’s game, a football helmet will be passed through the stands. If you feel led to give, we invite you to drop a donation in the helmet to support Deysy and her family. These funds can help with whatever her family needs — travel, daily expenses, or simply helping ease some of the financial burden that comes with this journey.
Most importantly, Friday night is about reminding Deysy that she is not fighting alone. She has an entire Yellowjacket family standing behind her, praying for her, cheering for her, and believing in her. #ALTOgether

✅ Manage screen time and access to substances
✅ Focus on Meaningful activities that build skills, confidence, and purpose
✅ Model healthy boundaries with technology and substances
✅ Monitor for early warning signs of problems
Research shows that when parents stay consistently involved and set clear expectations, teens are less likely to use alcohol, marijuana, or other substances.
Ready to put the 4 M's into action? Visit angelinacoalition.org/resources to access the Prevention Playbook for Parents, available in English and Spanish, with practical tips and tools to help families support healthy decision-making and reduce risk.
The Drug-Free Council program is funded by a grant from TxDOT to reduce the number of alcohol-related crashes in Texas. #DriveLikeATexan #PreventionPlaybook #ParentingTeens #TeenSafety #SubstancePrevention #Prevencion #PadresYFamilias #SpanishResources


Today, we pause to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost, honor the first responders and everyday heroes who stepped forward, and teach the next generation why we remember.
May we never forget. 🇺🇸

