News

July 27, 2022
In this week's Bowie Star Newsletter, Mr. Robinson welcomes the new 9th grade families who have now been added to Bowie's communication channels. Parents and students can also find information about upcoming events to assist students and their families start the new school year. Those taking advanced courses are reminded about how to locate summer work assignments and Mr. Robinson introduces Brian Wennberg as a new Bowie counselor. The newsletter also contains a status report on the summer campus construction projects. 
July 27, 2022
In this special edition of the Bowie Star Newsletter, Mr. Robinson welcomes our rising freshmen and their families to Bulldog Nation. The newsletter explains how Bowie communicates, provides some information about the start of the 2022-23 school year, and includes links to the summer assignments for advanced courses. 
June 27, 2022
Mr. Robinson announces the new website (bowie.austinschools.org) and provides information about how to check your student's STAAR EOC scores. This issue also includes some August back-to-school information, as well as links to order your official class t-shirts and access summer assignments for advanced courses. 
February 9, 2022
Greetings, Bulldog Nation! LOCKDOWN DRILL - Please be aware that Bowie will be conducting a lockdown drill on Thursday, February, 10, 2022. Lockdown drills are designed to test procedures for removing people from a life-threatening situation inside the school building. These actions include ensuring all students are out of the halls, classroom lights are turned off, and doors are locked. TEA requires that each campus and district facility hold at least one lockdown drill per semester.
January 31, 2022
Greetings, Bulldog Nation! FINE ARTS ANNOUNCEMENT - I am thrilled to announce that Bowie’s new theater, opening in the fall of 2022, will be named the Betsy Cornwell Performing Arts Center! Betsy Cornwell has been the head director of the James Bowie High School Starlight Theatre Company since the school’s opening in 1988, making her name synonymous with the program. Having led one of the largest and most prolific theatre programs in the state, Mrs.