Congratulations to our STEM-azing Mustangs! Eight Mitchell students have been
announced as winners of the 34th annual Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision competition
rising to the top of over 3,000 team entries. ExploraVision is the world’s largest K-12
STEM competition. The ExploraVision competition empowers students to apply
research knowledge and engineering design skills to tackle real world problems. These
winning students envision creative solutions to issues that they are passionate about
solving.
On March 12, Natalie Zhao and Emily Zhang’s NeuroNavigator innovation was
announced as Regional Winner for the competition. The NeuroNavigator is an
accessible, AI-assisted, helmet-style scanner designed to detect brain tumors in early
stages, it can save lives, reduce treatment costs, and make brain scans as common as
checking blood pressure. Our Regional Winners each received a laptop computer from
Toshiba International and are now taking their innovation for early brain tumor
diagnoses to the next level as one of just 24 teams moving on to the National
competition. Natalie and Emily are now developing a 3D prototype of NeuroNavigator,
a website highlighting the features and benefits of their technology and a 2 minute
video showcasing how their innovation uniquely tackles brain tumors to provide better
outcomes for patients. The first place prize for a National Winning team is a trip to
Washington, DC to present the technology and a $10,000 scholarship for each team
member.
Additionally, three teams received Honorable Mention in the competition placing them
in the top 10% of all ExploraVision entries.
Wesley Meier and Colby Kovac’s WildGuard - Honorable Mention for a tracker and
mobile alert systems eliminating driver collisions with wildlife.
Aimal Rehan and Izabel Zina’s Hydronyx - Honorable Mention for bioengineered
microbes cleaning polluted water.
William Barack and Nikhilan Vijay’s MediPal - Honorable Mention for a friendly
healthcare robot designed to detect and improve childhood malnutrition.
We celebrate all our ExploraVision winners and are cheering for team NeuroNavigator
as they progress to this next level of competition.
announced as winners of the 34th annual Toshiba/NSTA ExploraVision competition
rising to the top of over 3,000 team entries. ExploraVision is the world’s largest K-12
STEM competition. The ExploraVision competition empowers students to apply
research knowledge and engineering design skills to tackle real world problems. These
winning students envision creative solutions to issues that they are passionate about
solving.
On March 12, Natalie Zhao and Emily Zhang’s NeuroNavigator innovation was
announced as Regional Winner for the competition. The NeuroNavigator is an
accessible, AI-assisted, helmet-style scanner designed to detect brain tumors in early
stages, it can save lives, reduce treatment costs, and make brain scans as common as
checking blood pressure. Our Regional Winners each received a laptop computer from
Toshiba International and are now taking their innovation for early brain tumor
diagnoses to the next level as one of just 24 teams moving on to the National
competition. Natalie and Emily are now developing a 3D prototype of NeuroNavigator,
a website highlighting the features and benefits of their technology and a 2 minute
video showcasing how their innovation uniquely tackles brain tumors to provide better
outcomes for patients. The first place prize for a National Winning team is a trip to
Washington, DC to present the technology and a $10,000 scholarship for each team
member.
Additionally, three teams received Honorable Mention in the competition placing them
in the top 10% of all ExploraVision entries.
Wesley Meier and Colby Kovac’s WildGuard - Honorable Mention for a tracker and
mobile alert systems eliminating driver collisions with wildlife.
Aimal Rehan and Izabel Zina’s Hydronyx - Honorable Mention for bioengineered
microbes cleaning polluted water.
William Barack and Nikhilan Vijay’s MediPal - Honorable Mention for a friendly
healthcare robot designed to detect and improve childhood malnutrition.
We celebrate all our ExploraVision winners and are cheering for team NeuroNavigator
as they progress to this next level of competition.
Conroe ISD campuses and offices will be closed on Monday, January 19, 2026, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
As we begin the new year and a new semester, help set your student up for success by setting goals.
As we begin the new year and a new semester, help set your student up for success by setting goals.
Conroe ISD wishes our students, staff, and community a safe and restful Winter Break! ❄
Conroe ISD wishes our students, staff, and community a safe and restful Winter Break! ❄
The Woodlands High School Theatre Script Reading Club opportunity December 6th
📆 Consistent Attendance Matters! Being present is crucial for success and every day in school is a step toward achieving your goals! ✅
🍎 Join us for Future Teacher Night Monday, Nov. 10, from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Jett Center. Register at http://tiny.conroeisd.net/YEv8r.
📅 Attendance Matters! Even missing a few minutes per day adds up, and every minute counts for our students! ⏰
The Monitoring the Future study found that high school seniors who spend 3 or more hours a day on social media are more likely to report high levels of depressive symptoms.
Today marks the start of Hispanic Heritage Month! Conroe ISD is proud to recognize the contributions and influence of Hispanic Americans to the history and achievements of our district and the United States.
In recognition of Texas First Responders Day, Conroe ISD honors our police department and all of Montgomery County’s law enforcement, fire, and medical personnel. We appreciate their commitment to keeping our students and staff safe.
Today, on Patriot Day, we honor the memory of the victims of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and the remarkable bravery of those who responded in New York City, at the Pentagon, and in Pennsylvania.
Every chat, no matter how small, builds a more supportive and understanding society. Together, we can make a difference and prioritize suicide prevention, ensuring everyone gets the help they need. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay
Make plans to join us for the District Art Show Saturday, September 13, from 9 AM-3 PM at the Deane L. Sadler Administration Building. The open house features over 400 pieces of artwork from Conroe ISD students K-12! You can also visit the virtual gallery at http://tiny.conroeisd.net/oX6jZ.
In September, School Attendance Awareness Month emphasizes the critical role consistent attendance plays in student success. Engaging with peers and learning every day fosters skills and relationships that last a lifetime. Learn more by visiting http://tiny.conroeisd.net/CwsUc.
In observance of Labor Day, all Conroe ISD offices and campuses will be closed on Monday, September 1. Wishing everyone a safe and restful Labor Day as we recognize the hard work of our staff and community.
📅 Planning and consistency are crucial to school attendance and the success of our Conroe ISD students!
Stay in touch with your student's campus and their teachers if they are using Rooms. Download the Conroe ISD TX app, then use the Google login with the email on file at the school and turn on your notifications. Still need help? Visit the Rooms Support page at https://www.conroeisd.net/o/cisd/page/rooms-support.
