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This year, STAAR tests were redesigned to better align with classroom instruction. In addition to multiple choice questions, now there are a variety of new test item types. Because of the redesign, results for the STAAR tests in grades 3-8 will be delayed.

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(June 27, 2022) - Manor ISD proudly announces John A. Smith as the new Manor High School/Manor Senior High School head basketball coach. Smith was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and graduated from Northwestern State University. Smith has coached three levels of basketball including, NCAA Division I, High School, and Texas Grassroots Basketball. Smith is the former head basketball coach at Austin Northeast High School and brings a wealth of experience to our district.

(June 16, 2022) - Manor ISD Middle and High School scholars will be showcasing MISD's first-ever summer musical on June 28, 29, and 30th! The musical will be at Manor High School's Performing Art Center (12700 Gregg Manor Rd, Manor, TX 78653) at 6:30 PM. Click this article's heading to view the full information!

(June 8, 2022) - Parents/Guardians can view test scores for the State of Texas Assessment of Academic Readiness (STAAR): grades 3 through 8 on July 1, 2022 and End of Course exams (EOC): grades 9 through 12 on June 16, 2022. Test scores will be available through the Texas Education Agency (TEA) Family Assessment Portal. Click this article's heading to view the full information!

(June 7, 2022) - Manor ISD Board of Trustees is committed to ensuring that our educators are the highest-paid employees in Central Texas. To honor that commitment and reward employees for their dedication, on Monday, June 6, the Trustees approved a 6% raise for Teachers/Non-Exempt employees and a 2% for Professional Exempt employees.

Manor ISD scholars were awarded more than $6 million in college scholarships during the 2022 Scholarships and Awards Ceremony on May 10th. “The Board of Trustees, myself, and the entire administrative cabinet are tremendously proud of the hard work of our graduating scholars,” said Superintendent Dr. Andre D. Spencer. “Hats off to these scholars and their families for their hard work and dedication to learning.” Read the full story!

The district is exploring providing an across-the-board, all-employee cost of living pay increase of between 2 and 5 percent. This increase would apply as an exact percentage of an employee’s current salary. Also, as part of the continuing effort to retain high-quality staff, the district will implement various incentives for the 2022-23 school year. Read the full story!

Manor ISD Special Olympics athletes competed in two sporting events this year, Basketball and Track and Field. Scholars were successful, earning gold, silver, and bronze medals, as well as ribbons for 4th place and participation. Read the full story!

Manor ISD is proud to announce that Coach Anthony Swain will now serve as the district's sole Athletic Director. This transition will allow for an enhanced focus on all 78 sports programs offered district-wide. “At Manor ISD, we strive for excellence in academics, fine arts and athletics as we prepare our scholars to reach their full potential,” said Dr. Andre D. Spencer, Superintendent of Schools. “As we share this great news with our community, I want to highlight the dedicated coaches and athletic staff that work tirelessly to bring greatness out of our scholars.”

On April 5, 2022, the Manor ISD Board of Trustees approved the 2022-23 Academic Calendar. The new calendar will allow for Manor ISD to receive additional funding to provide enriched learning opportunities and accelerated instruction that addresses summer loss for our scholars. This funding is a part of the Additional Days School Year (ADSY) program.  The district is working on options to provide food and child care services for non-instructional weekdays. We are also seeking partnerships for after-school programs. More information will be provided as additional services are made available.

Nicole "Niki" Davis, a sixth-grade teacher at Pioneer Crossing Elementary School (PCE), has been nominated for the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST). Consideration for this achievement requires more than 100 hours of work, including submitting lesson plans, videos, reflections, and feedback. The Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching is the highest recognition that a kindergarten through 12th-grade science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and/or computer science teacher may receive.

We have exciting news to share! Manor ISD's Child Development Center (CDC) is on the move. Beginning this Summer 2022, the CDC will be co-located with the Manor Elementary Early Learning Center (MEELC).  This move is part of Manor ISD's journey to graduation.  At Manor, learning begins from birth. The co-location of CDC with MEELC will offer our youngest scholars the opportunity to learn from their older peers, share resources, and create a seamless transition from development to an instructional environment.

A groundbreaking ceremony marked the start of construction for Manor Independent School District’s new Early College High School on Thursday, March 10. The future site will include 85,000 square feet of a collegiate atmosphere that will accommodate 800 existing and future scholars. The site's open concept will welcome scholars in fall 2023 and will provide the educational experience seen on college campuses, featuring a commons area, coffee shop, and a buffet-style café.

Manor ISD would like to formally congratulate the Manor Future Farmers of America (FFA) members who have been hard at work with their Travis County Youth Fair and Livestock Projects. Over the past six months, members of the Manor FFA have exceeded their expectations and earnings.

On Saturday, January 7, 2022 scholars from Manor New Technology High School competed in the final rounds of the Texas All-State music competition. For the first time in the history of the Manor Independent School District, three scholars have achieved this incredible honor.

On Wednesday, December 29, 2021, Austin-Travis County Health Officials announced that Travis County has re-entered stage 4 of the COVID-19 guidelines. As we engage in holiday celebrations, precautionary measures are encouraged to keep you and your family safe. Read a message from Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Andre D. Spencer regarding MISD’s post holiday break guidance.