The Polaris Press

Changes and Challenges: Adjustments Faced by Students and Staff in the New School Year

November 19, 2019

NJHS Retreat: A Weekend of Fun and Friends

April 30, 2019

Ms. Shawn Mauser and Ms. Cristina Rutz check the roster before departing from Ann Richards. The NJHS retreat is a trip that the National Junior Honor Society takes to Bamberger Ranch in the Johnson City area from Friday evening t...

Stars of the Court: A Look at the Tennis Team

March 1, 2019

Ginger Larson (6), Addison Leal (6), and Ella Cop (6) proudly inspect their harvests. The students produced all of these vegetables with their peers and guidance from Ms. Warner. In STARS class, the students learned about the impact that growing your own foods can have on the Earth. “Gardening makes me feel really good, because I feel like I’m doing something really good for the environment by growing new foods and by not having bad food,” Leal said.

Full bloom: Sixth graders finding leadership through gardening

February 22, 2018

Rodent on the run: Class pet continues to escape

February 17, 2018

Good-bye Goka: Jeanne Goka’s Last Day as Ann Richards School Principal

October 9, 2017

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Sixth graders prepare for the first day of school

Growing Pains: The class of 2024 completes their first month of 6th grade

October 1, 2017

The Polaris Mess presents: Hello, hallway – students liberated from classroom environment reflect on the diverse learning experience

September 14, 2017

Annie the chicken poses for a picture in the ARS courtyard.

Eggciting additions: Chickens at ARS

September 1, 2017

Level up!: Austin teens spark change through theatre arts

May 18, 2017

Photo by Flickr User College Degrees 360

Quiz: How involved are you?

March 9, 2017

10k Magic: Running Club prepares for the Cap 10k

February 28, 2017