Pflugerville Isd

I think its funny that some people like to make fun of Pflugerville as though we are some sort of backwoods «hollar.» I especially find this funny since our school district is rated «Recognized.» My son’s go to «Recognized» and «Exemplary» schools and are receiving a top-​notch education that will prepare them for the rigors of college and life beyond. Obviously education is valued here.
My oldest son started his education at a private school in Austin. At the time it seemed the best option for him but when the price of gas started rising in 2009 we put him in our local elementary school. That was the best thing we could have done for him. The lessons came to life and he has had more enrichment than he ever had at that private school. As a result he has blossomed from an average student to an honor roll student.
I am grateful that my youngest son will reap the benefits of this outstanding school district from the get-​go.
Of course the budget cuts are a concern but I feel certain that the adminstration will find a way to maintain the high level of excellence that puts children first.

Well being a 15 year veteran of PISD I feel that I am qualified to discuss its benefits. Really, it is a good school district. I attended Palmer Lane, River Oaks, Westview middle School and Connally High School (with one other elementary school thrown in, just for fourth graders that Ive forgotten the name of.)
When you look at the alternate, AISD, you can clearly see the pflugerville benefits. I attended a high school that was brand new and looked like a mall, and performed theater in a brand new two story performing arts center. We had money for various activities. and while no one was really rich on our district, we really epitomized the middle middle class.
Although I have heard in past few years some of the schools have gotten rougher, I still stand firm that they are much better choice. Look at the pflugerville school district for small class sizes, mostly decent teachers and strong extra curriculars.