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RISD elementary students in grades K-6 may test once per year to determine if they qualify for Gifted/Talented (GT) services.  The referral window opens October 3, 2025 and closes October 17, 2025.

Richardson ISD celebrates and appreciates the district staff who keep our schools and events clean, clear, and running smoothly.

Denise Sandoval was awarded the Reading is Fundamental Educator Award at the Macy’s Advocate for Youth Awards Ceremony

In October, Richardson ISD celebrates National Principals Month to recognize and appreciate their incredible leadership.

Find resources on state and national initiatives in October bringing awareness to prevention and intervention topics.

The program offers juniors and seniors an opportunity to develop their leadership skills, learn, and connect with other student leaders.

Second-grade students at O. Henry Elementary recently experienced an extra-special author visit by one of their very own campus teachers.

During the Sept. 18 Board Meeting, RISD Trustees adopted the 2025 – 2026 property tax rate at $1.1052 per $100 of taxable value, which is the same tax rate as  last year. 

A total of 286 high school juniors and seniors have earned College Board National Recognition Awards for their exceptional academic achievement. This year’s RISD award recipients represent a significant increase from last year’s 90+ students who earned this recognition. The College Board National Recognition Program awards academic honors to high-performing students, helping them stand out

After each Regular Board of Trustees meeting, we share a brief summary of recognitions, presentations, and items covered during the meeting.

These outstanding students are among 16,000 national semifinalists recognized in the 71st annual National Merit Scholarship Program.