Aledo ISD Science

10/05/2026

Our lil 3rd grade science bearcats learning about the solar system - they built models, did the research, then presented to their friends! Science in action!

09/21/2026

Creating for our 5th graders...out for feedback now, all aligned to STAAR Assessed Curriculum

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Aledo Independent School District

09/18/2026

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08/18/2026

Science came alive for Mrs. Caldwell’s 4th grade scientists at Stuard Elementary! These young scientists explored solids, liquids, and gases by making vanilla ice cream. They discovered how salt lowers water’s freezing point, helping melt icy roads and transform a liquid mixture into a frozen treat!

07/15/2026

Aledo Science Shirts for 2026-27 are up and live for you to order!

07/13/2026

We’re gearing up for an exciting 2026–27 school year and launching something new: the Aledo Science YouTube Channel!

This will be the place to see The Aledo Reaction in action, highlighting student learning, teacher innovation, professional learning, classroom experiences, and all things Aledo Science.

Several videos are already live, with much more coming throughout the year. Subscribe, follow along, and help us celebrate the incredible science happening across Aledo ISD!

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05/13/2026

EOY Engineering projects in Ms. Newkirk's 7th Grade Classroom! Great to see all of these future bearcat engineers in action!

05/11/2026

Our 5th grade scientists at McCall Elementary were hard at work today in Mrs. Garcia’s class dissecting owl pellets purchased through our AEF grant for food webs!

Students carefully sorted bones, compared structures to a bone identification chart, and used their observations to identify what owls eat and how organisms are connected within a food web. This is exactly what science should look like: hands-on, curious, focused, and full of discovery.

Proud of Mrs. Garcia and her students for thinking like scientists, working carefully, and bringing learning to life. Thank you to AEF for helping provide experiences that make science meaningful for students. Great things are happening in science at McCall!

04/29/2026

Aledo High School Seniors from Anatomy & Physiology leading freshman students from biology through their fetal pig dissections. The seniors were showing them how to pin, identify, & connect the anatomy of the organ to its physiology.

04/24/2026

Mrs. Roberson’s 9th grade Biology students at Aledo DNG are bringing anatomy and physiology to life this week through fetal pig dissections! Students are investigating how animal body systems work together and seeing science beyond the textbook.