Pasadena Independent School District

The Sing Me A Story Foundation selected Pasadena ISD to be honored as one of the few Texas representatives out of 25 schools across the nation to tell the story of remarkable kid's fighting personal battles through song and dance of their storytelling narrations. For the first time, Elmer G. Bondy Intermediate has been chosen to honor such an impactful event, going above and beyond to express the excellence of child authors. like Kennedy's Story.

January 2023 proved to be one of the challenging months for several individuals throughout the Pasadena area, especially for business owners like J Malone and his family after the EF3 tornado destroyed Skateworld in Deer Park. A year and a few months later Malone and his family honored Keller Middle School on the rinks reopening day, inviting them back to see the new remodel.

Pasadena ISD will be providing breakfast and lunch for children 18 years of age and under as part of the USDA Summer Food Service Program. Starting June, the program is a first come first served basis.

Calling all young athletes in Pasadena ISD!

In Pasadena ISD, educators keep communities and classrooms linked by showing their unwavering commitment and innovation in providing students with ongoing learning opportunities, mentorship, guidance, and an attitude of excellence. However, for Pasadena ISD, it's vital that we not only highlight our teachers but also spread the knowledge of the ones who paved the way for the students who are proud to be Pasadena ISD students.

Teacher Appreciation Week began Monday May 6th- 12th, and as celebrations continue on through the week, annual deals from small companies, businesses, and restaurants want to offer all educators some love with free perks and items throughout the month.

ConocoPhillips has teamed up with the Houston Astros to recognize six outstanding teachers in the Houston area during baseball season. Through the selection process, teachers were nominated and subsequently chosen based on various criteria, such as dedication to educational achievement, non-traditional teaching resources, commitment to academic advancement and for Pasadena ISD elementary teachers Demetria Herrera and Lauren Palos do just that.

Earlier this month, several Pasadena ISD robotic students competed as Team 231 High Voltage, the district's robotics team. As they competed in various competitions, preparation came at a quick pace. Competing over several competitions and earning multiple awards, Team 231 High Voltage brought a spirit and determination like no other as they took on competitors around the globe as their season got more and more intense.