Pasadena Independent School District

Six Pasadena ISD schools were recently named “America’s Healthiest Schools” by the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, out of 461 schools nationwide.

Starting out as a Pasadena ISD custodian, Elsa Cantu has broken through language barriers and overcome obstacles to become an AP Spanish/Bilingual teacher at CTHS.

Excitement is mounting at J. Frank Dobie High School as students, staff, alumni, current and former administrators prepare for the school’s 50th anniversary, Thursday, Sept. 13, at 6 p.m.

The Pasadena ISD School Health Advisory Council was recently named one of five statewide winners of the 2018 SHAC award by “It’s Time Texas” and will be recognized at the Healthier Texas Summit in October.

Over 300 volunteers recently came together at Burnett Elementary on LyondellBasell’s 19th annual Global Care Day to build bikes, plant trees and beautify the campus. During Global Care Day, LyondellBasell partners with local community organizations to meet educational, health and the environmental needs. The organizations that joined forces with LyondellBasell at Burnett on the project were Trees for Houston and CYCLE Houston. Together, they painted the teachers’ lounge and railing to the school’s portables, power washed, did minor projects around campus, planted over 80 trees and built 150 bikes.

The Pasadena ISD HOSTS program recently celebrated their 25th anniversary with a thank you breakfast at the Carmen Orozco Professional Development Center to honor the program’s volunteer mentors.

Pasadena ISD Advanced Placement (AP) students set a new record this past school year by taking over 7,000 AP exams.

This weekend, at a packed stadium in Santa Fe, the Longhorn’s 2018 high school football season kicked off with Dobie showing their love and support for the Santa Fe community.

An important message from Pasadena ISD Superintendent Dr. DeeAnn Powell and other district administrators discussing school safety.