CANVAS INFO:
Students can virtually turn in completed paper packet work or canvas assignments by taking picture and uploading into canvas. In addition, the teacher email addresses are located on AIM website under staff. Pictures can be uploaded there as well. iPhone/iPad users can scan a document and upload it through that the NOTES icon.
Los estudiantes pueden entregar trabajos de paquetes de papel completos o tareas tomando una foto y enviándosela a su maestra. Además, las direcciones de correo electrónico de los maestros se encuentran en el sitio web de AIM bajo “personal”. Las imágenes también se pueden cargar allí. Los usuarios de iPhone / iPad pueden escanear un documento y subirlo a través de ese icono de NOTAS.
TEEN HEALTH INFORMATION
PLEASE NOTE: (AS OF 3/25/20) Teen Health is moving to online telehealth therapy sessions through a secure platform. Ms. Piland will be reaching out to parents to schedule appointments. If parents have questions or need to get in contact they can call or email Ms. Piland at (409) 761-6590 or lpiland@teenhealthcenter.org
AIM hosted their Fall graduation ceremony on December 17, 2019. Makayla Redhail-Anthony was awarded a $1000 scholarship from the Lion's Club. Congratulations Graduate!
PARENTS / STUDENTS
get on to REMIND for important info....
by texting @AIMGE to 81010
(Please click on link above)
2019-2020 Parent/Student Handbook is available through this link:
To contact the Transportation Department and Bus Barn, please call (409)761-6175
For a copy of the transportation form, please click link:
PLEASE NOTE THE NEW DRESS CODE!
Cheryl Rutledge: Campus Behavior Coordinator 409-761-6302
Welcome to AIM College and Career Preparatory Academy
Three Teen Health clinics with exterior doors have reopened on Monday, March 23. They will begin making appointments for children who do not have any symptoms or contacts that could indicate a Coronavirus case. Appointments are required until further notice and patients will be screened on the phone and at the door.
Superintendent Dr. Kelli Moulton has announced that Galveston ISD will extend the suspension of normal district operations through Friday, April 10 in an effort to support the nation’s need to flatten the curve of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Torres, a Ball High School senior, will become the school’s first graduate since 1991 to become a first-year cadet, or plebe, at the United States Military Academy at West Point.
An outbreak of respiratory illness caused by a coronavirus, first identified in China, is occurring. I want to assure you that our school district is monitoring this situation and following the guidance and expertise of trusted national and local sources.
These officials have stated that the current risk to our school community is low. We are taking the same precautions to protect against the coronavirus as we take to prevent the spread of other common illnesses as well as a few additional measures.
The National Forum to Accelerate Middle-Grades Reform and the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals as part of a national recognition program have designated Austin Middle School in Galveston, TX and Galveston ISD as a Texas School to Watch! Austin Middle School joins approximately 50 other campuses across Texas with this distinction and honor.
The Grand is pleased to announce The 25th Annual Grand Kids Festival Banner contest awards! This year, The Grand had 4 districts from Galveston County participate in the annual contest. There were over 1000 entries that went through a two phase selection process. Each year, when the entries are received, 200 of the most outstanding are selected to move on, 50 in each category.
The University Interscholastic League has released its Bi-Annual Realignment and Reclassification of high schools across Texas.
