Aubrey Independent School District (Aubrey ISD, AISD) is a public school district based in Aubrey, Texas, United States. Covering 46 square miles in Denton County, the district serves the cities of Aubrey and Krugerville, as well as portions of Cross Roads, Little Elm, and Providence Village.
As of 2026, the district operates one high school, two middle schools, 4 elementary schools, and a daycare. The district is currently a C-rated district by the Texas Education Agency (TEA).
History Aubrey ISD was formed in 1966 and operated out of a single school building for twenty years.
In 1986, Aubrey Elementary School was established with grades prekindergarten (PK) through 6. Aubrey High School (grades 9-12) and Aubrey Middle School (7-8) remained at the original campus. 6th grade moved from Aubrey Elementary to Aubrey MS in 1988.
A separate campus was opened for Aubrey HS in 1998, leaving the previous facility for Aubrey MS. A new Aubrey MS facility was opened in either 2003 or 2004.
In 2008, the district opened James A. Monaco Elementary School with grades PK-5. Aubrey Elementary was renamed H.L. Brockett Elementary School and served grades K-5.
Aubrey ISD underwent a grade reconfiguration in 2015, with 5th grade moving from the elementary level to Aubrey MS. This lasted until 2019, when 5th grade returned to the elementary schools.
In 2020, Jackie Fuller Elementary School opened with grades PK-5, with the prekindergarten program moving from Monaco Elementary. Pre-K was breifly expanded to Brockett Elementary for the 2023-2024 school year, but was removed after Pete & Myra West Elementary School opened with grades PK-5 in 2024.
2025 saw the opening of Owens Middle School. Aubrey MS was renamed McNabb Middle School to coincide with this change.
Looking ahead, Aubrey ISD is expected to open unnamed Elementary School #5 in 2027, followed by Elementary School #6 at a later date.
Academic achievement Historical district TEA accountability ratings 2026: C - 77 2025: B - 80 2024: B - 81 2023: B - 83 2022: B - 89 2021: No rating due to COVID-19 2020: No rating due to COVID-19 2019: A - 90 2018: B - 87 2017: Met Standard 2016: Met Standard 2015: Met Standard 2014: Met Standard 2013: Met Standard 2012: No rating given due to change in ratings system 2011: Recognized 2010: Recognized 2009: Recognized 2008: Recognized 2007: Academically Acceptable 2006: Academically Acceptable 2005: Academically Acceptable 2004: Recognized
Schools +Secondary schoolsNameGradesEstablishedAdditional informationAubrey High School 9-121966McNabb Middle School6-81998Formerly Aubrey MS (1998-2025); Moved to current campus around 2003 or 2004.Owens Middle School6-82025
+Primary schoolsNameGradesEstablishedAdditional informationH.L. Brockett Elementary K-51986Formerly Aubrey Elementary (1986-2008)Jackie Fuller ElementaryPK-52020James A. Monaco ElementaryK-52008Pete & Myra West ElementaryPK-52024Early Bird Learning CenterDaycareAges 6 weeks to 6 years; Priority is given to children and grandchildren of AISD employees.
+Future schoolsNameGradesScheduled openingAdditional informationElementary School #5 PK-52027Elementary School #6 See also
List of school districts in Texas List of high schools in Texas
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