Aldine Independent School District, school district in Houston, Texas, United States
Aldine Independent School District is a public school system in Texas near Houston serving around 80 schools across multiple communities including Aldine, Greenspoint, and East Aldine. The system includes facilities from preschool through high school, with specialized academies and alternative programs that focus on career training and college preparation.
The district grew from small schoolhouses in the late 1800s that merged into a larger system and became independent in 1935. A defining moment came in the 1960s when desegregation efforts led to court-ordered integration, transforming schools to serve all students fairly regardless of race.
The district serves as a gathering place where students share their stories through programs like Aldine Talks and celebrate achievements in sports and academics. Families participate in events that honor both student accomplishments and cultural observances, creating a sense of community involvement across the schools.
Visitors can find information about school zones, enrollment, and available services through the district website to help families stay informed. The district provides transportation services and extracurricular activities with a focus on safety, academic achievement, and community participation in school events.
The district earned the Broad Prize for Urban Education in 2009, an award recognizing strong achievements in teaching and learning. This recognition demonstrates a commitment to quality education and continuous improvement despite various challenges.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
