Due to Round Rock ISD (RRISD)’s $31 million projected budget deficit — a continuation of a pattern of money shortages across Central Texas school districts — the district was pushed to cut some classes,...
To fulfill an assignment from English teacher Mr. Scott Chalk due on Tuesday, Feb. 13, TAG AP Language students went grocery shopping without their parents. Students were instructed to buy at least...
Amelia Spielman, Heritage Editor-In-Chief
• October 24, 2023
Amid rainy weather and the smell of hot cocoa, Creative Writing Club hosted a poetry collage activity on Monday, Oct. 23 after school. Creative Writing Club meets every Monday from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m...
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![Westwood students experienced the impacts of class cuts resulting from Round Rock ISD (RRISD)'s budget deficit. The recently approved general fund budget could have played a role in returning some of the cut classes. "We all hope that [the general fund budget] will bring additional funding and cost savings, potentially help with course and extracurricular operations, and provide deserving teachers with an increase in salary as well as provide better education opportunities for students," Marlene Luo '25 said."](https://westwoodhorizon.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/ww-pic-1200x959.jpg)
