aldridge elementary parent portal

When was Aldridge renovated?

A complete renovation of Aldridge took place in 2007-08, under the leadership of Marilyn Carruthers. 2019-2020 Campus Recognitions: Best of Richardson Awards for Elementary School 2020. Qualify for the Richardson Business Hall of Fame 2020.

Who was William Penn Aldridge?

Mr. William Penn Aldridge was born in Plano, Texas, on January 31, 1870. He was one of nine children of James Kennon and Mariah Lively Aldridge. James Kennon was born in Tennessee and came to north Texas in 1858, lured by the promise of a better climate for farming and fertile black soil. He married Kentucky-born Mariah Lively in Plano shortly after his arrival and began farming south of town. James Kennon and neighbors Jacob Routh and R.W. Campbell were the main contributors to the building of a school on the Campbell farm. James Kennon served in the Civil War as a Captain, returning home to his family farm after the war. W.P. Aldridge joined his family in farming and married Alice Cochran, daughter of early Dallas settlers. They had one son, Charles, who was born in 1897. Mr. Aldridge raised cotton, grain crops and livestock on his farm, which was located where Aldridge Elementary School now stands.

Welcome to the Plano ISD Parent Portal

Parents with registered Parent Portal accounts can login and access: Grades | Attendance | Student Registration | Emergency Card | Performance Data | Immunizations and other information about their students.

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COVID-19 Update: February 9, 2022

Please take a moment to read the attached letter from Superintendent Joseph Isola.

The following is a message from the Howell Township Public Schools Department of Pupil Services

Please see the attached flyer regarding a Parent Series titled “Vaping & Concentrates Marijuana & Edibles” to be held on February 24, 2022 at 6:30 pm via Zoom.

Updated COVID-19 School Exclusion Protocols

Dear Parents/Guardians: The CDC and New Jersey Department of Health have updated their COVID-19 guidance for school settings, shortening the isolation period for COVID-19 positive cases and the quarantine period for those in close contact with a positive case.