AISD staff are preparing for the start of the school year by launching donation drives. The goal of these drives is to help students have the necessary tools to succeed.
The donation drives are part of the AISD homeless education program. This program is working to support students in need as they start the new school year.
Further details about the donation drives and the AISD homeless education program are available from the source.
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