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Casis Cougars AISD Elementary School to Celebrate 75th Anniversary:

 

Casis 75th Anniversary to Celebrate 75th Anniversary with Events, Social. Click here for more Info. Event in Early March 2026.




TIED TOGETHER THROUGH TIME

Casis Elementary opened its doors in the 1950-1951 school year, and we are celebrating the 75th anniversary on Thursday, March 5, 2026 with student programming during the school day for current families and a family-friendly event open to current families, alumni, and the community after school.  Please see below for more information.

 

 

ALUMNI

Calling All Casis Alumni!

Casis Elementary is celebrating 75 years, and we’d love to reconnect. Share your contact info and a favorite memory HERE and help us celebrate this special milestone.

 

 

PROGRAMMING

 

Student Program Thursday, March 5, 2026 

Current Casis students will enjoy special programming Thursday morning, including a student dance performance and speakers from AISD.  Parents of current Casis students are welcome to attend.  Additional details will be shared through Konstella.

Alumni Reception Thursday, March 5, 2026 at 4:30 pm

If you are a former Casis student or staff member, join us for an alumni reception in the gym at 4:30 PM to mingle with current and past teachers and Casis Cougars.

All alumni are welcome, but an RSVP helps us plan!  Please RSVP HERE if you plan to attend the alumni gathering.  

Community Celebration, Thursday, March 5, 2026 at 5:00 pm

Current families, former families, student and staff alumni, and community members are invited to celebrate 75 years of Casis from 5:00-7:00 PM on the Casis Quad (turf near the cafeteria).  Wear your favorite old Casis spirit gear.  Pizza will be served, but please BYO water bottle.  Enjoy tours of the campus and the forest, live music, and speakers.  

All community members are welcome, but an RSVP helps us plan!  Please RSVP HERE if you plan to attend the Community Celebration.  

General Celebration Information:

🐾Entrance/Hours: Anniversary Celebration hours are 5:00-7:00 PM. All visitors must enter the campus through the main entrance by the front office. No other entrances will be open.

🐾 No drop offs: Adult presence and/or supervision is an expectation (no drop-offs please). Younger children should be accompanied by adults at all times throughout the Celebration.

🐾Parking: Limited parking is available in Circle Drive and the Northwood Parking lot.  Additional parking is available on neighborhood streets. 

🐾No Dogs: No dogs please – humans only. 

🐾Food/Drink: Pizza will be served.  Be sure to bring your reusable water bottle – we will have a big WaterMonster cooler!

🐾Spirit Store: Level up your school spirit by shopping the Spirit Store. Visit our pop-up on the breezeway outside the Cafeteria!   

🐾Path to Excellence: Purchase a brick in honor of your favorite Cougar!  Bricks for the Path to Excellence will be available to order.  

🐾Cougar P.R.I.D.E.:  Behavioral expectations are to show your Cougar P.R.I.D.E. towards yourself, others, and school property at all times (Positive – Respectful – In Control – Dedicated – Excellence)

 

 

RSVP

 

All community members are welcome, but an RSVP helps us plan and ensures we have enough pizza!  Please RSVP HERE if you plan to attend the Alumni Event or the Community Celebration. 

 

 

THANK YOU

 

Thank you to our committee for making the 75th Anniversary Celebration possible:

April Allen

Chelsea Combs

Paige Davis

Courtney Ewing

Ashley Hollmig

Dora Lee Little

Jinx Maurer

Sarah Mendez

Laurie Pompa

Jessica Pieratt

Katie Romano

Samuel Tinnon

Lindsey Victoria



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