Rio Hondo ATPE

06/07/2021

The end of the school year is always jam-packed and more than a little hectic. Were you planning on finishing up your application but lost track of time? Good news! The application deadline has been extended to June 18.

Learn more: https://www.atpe.org/en/News/ATPE-Blog/2021/June/Leadership-ATPE-Deadline-Extended

03/17/2021

We were able to donate clothes of all different sizes for our families to our Family And Community Engagement center (parental involvement) with the help from Region One ATPE. If you want to donate and help our families contact Dr Chapa at [email protected] Rio Hondo ISD Family and Community Engagement

02/27/2021

Region meeting tomorrow! See you there😁

12/01/2020

ATPE - Submit Your ATPE Award Nominations

https://www.atpe.org/en/ATPE-Award-Nominations?utm_source=social&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=2020-21_awards&utm_content=ATPE+Awards

Tonight is the deadline. We encourage all of our ATPE Members to take a minute to log on and nominate those people you feel go above and beyond. There is a category for everyone in our district that goes that extra mile. So take a minute to Nominate them and give them the opportunity to be honored for their dedication, positively represent Rio Hondo ISD and possibly win the prize money.😊

Every year, ATPE recognizes outstanding Texas educators, ATPE leaders, and friends of Texas public schools. Recognize a colleague who changes lives and inspires excellence by nominating them for an ATPE Educator of the Year Award.

11/20/2020

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07/29/2020

We need leadership and criteria for reopening campuses, not a political competition between state and local officials. Read ATPE's statement on today's updated TEA guidance and Attorney General guidance at https://atpe.org/en/News/ATPE-Blog/2020/July/ATPE-Statement-on-July-28-Texas-Education-Agency-G

07/28/2020

Gov. Greg Abbott said Monday that the state standardized test would still be moving forward next spring, but fifth and eighth graders could graduate without passing it.

07/25/2020