Certified teachers work with students in taking Virtual School courses. The affordable option provides students the flexibility to complete classes online through web-based lessons at their own pace. Additionally, students can earn the credit needed to graduate from high school.

The Houston-based college-readiness program prepares high-performing high school students in grades 10-12 to attend and graduate from selective colleges and universities nationwide. The program will be open to any Aldine ISD high school sophomore that meets the program’s requirements.

(PreK3, PreK4, and Kindergarten)
The district’s award-winning early childhood program is available at 12 schools across Aldine ISD. The programs give students a leg up on math, literacy, social-emotional skills, and their future. Studies show that kids who attend public preschool programs are better prepared and ready to enter kindergarten and first grade than kids who don’t. The benefits extend beyond academics.

ACE (Accelerating Campus Excellence) | EMERGE Fellowship) | Virtual Learning Online | Early Childhood Education | Advanced Academics | UIL Programs (Sports and Visual and Performing Arts) | College and Career Programs | Special Education | Learning Disorder Services | Mental Health and Student Support Services | Multilingual Services and Programs