Austin Achieve Middle School

5908 Manor Road

Austin, Texas 78723

512-522-4190

Principal

Ms. Holliday

pholliday@austinachieve.org

School Hours

M - F: 7:00AM - 3:00PM

Early Release Friday:

7:00AM - 12:45PM

Front Office Hours

M - F: 7:00AM - 2:00PM

Our multifaceted middle school curriculum is founded in our rigorous standards for college readiness and includes a variety of advanced academic courses and an extensive wellness curriculum.

Our advanced course sequence includes a comprehensive series of literacy classes as well as Algebra I for all 8th-grade scholars. All scholars participate in daily PE and wellness lessons where they learn how to build and maintain positive relationships, manage their emotions, and gain the skills necessary to understand and respect the perspectives of others.

Scholar & Parent Resources

AAHS Course Catalog

Academic Calendar

Attendance Policies

Bell Schedules

Child Nutrition

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Middle School Advanced Math Program

The purpose of the Middle School Advanced Mathematics Program is to “increase the number of students who complete advanced mathematics courses in high school.” To this end, each school district and open-enrollment charter school is required to develop a program to enable students to take Algebra I in eighth grade. Specifically, the law requires LEAs to automatically enroll each sixth-grade student who performed in the top 40 percent on—

the Grade 5 Math STAAR Assessment or
a local measure, that includes
- the student’s fifth grade class ranking, or
- demonstrated proficiency in the student’s fifth grade mathematics coursework.

The parent or guardian of a student who has been identified for automatic enrollment in a middle school advanced mathematics program may opt the student out of the program.