SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
2021-2022 ENROLLMENT GUIDE
A COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW OF SAN ANTONIO ISD’S OFFERINGS
• High Schools • Elementary Schools • Middle Schools • Early Childhood Centers • Academies • Schools By Referral San Antonio Independent School District 514 W. Quincy St. | San Antonio, Texas 78212 210-554-2200 (phone) | www.saisd.net 2021-2022 @SanAntonioISD @SAISD INSTRUCTIONAL CALENDAR Intersession Dates (Extended Breaks) ‘21 JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER LEGEND
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OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER ‘22 JANUARY
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1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 July 5 - July 9 - District Closed; Holiday - Independence Day 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 July 19 - July 30 - Intersession 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 August 2 - 6 - Professional Development 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 August 9 - First Day of School | Start of 1st Grading Period | Start of 1st Semester 27 28 27 28 29 30 31 September 6 - Holiday - Labor Day October 8 - End of 1st Grading Period October 11 - Holiday - Columbus Day / Indigenous Peoples’ Day APRIL MAY October 12 - Start of 2nd Grading Period S M T W T F S S M T W T F S November 22 - 26 - Holiday - Thanksgiving Break 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 December 17 - End of 2nd Grading Period | End of the 1st Semester 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 December 20 - December 31 - Holiday - Winter Break 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 2022 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 January 3 - 7 - Intersession 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31 January 10 - Professional Development
January 11 - Start of 3rd Grading Period | Start of the 2nd Semester JUNE JULY January 17 - Holiday - Martin Luther King Jr. Day February 21 - Presidents Day / Inclement Weather Makeup Day S M T W T F S S M T W T F S March 3 - End of 3rd Grading Period 1 2 3 4 1 2 March 4 - Inclement Weather Makeup Day 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 March 4 - March 11 - Holiday - Spring Break 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 March 14 - Start of 4th Grading Period 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 April 8 - Holiday 26 27 28 29 30 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 April 15 - Holiday - Easter Break 31 May 30 - Holiday - Memorial Day 430 minutes per day June 2 - Last Day of School | End of 4th Grading Period | End of the 2nd Semester Calendar includes at least 75,600 minutes. Total = 77, 400 minutes (without the waiver) June 3 - Professional Development Grading Periods: 1st = 44 days I 2nd = 44 days I 3rd = 36 days I 4th = 56 days June 6 - June 17 - Intersession 180 student days July 4 - 8 - District Closed; Holiday - Independence Day 187 teacher days Table of Contents
Message from the Superintendent & Board of Trustees...... 4 District Accolades...... 5 District Support Services ...... 6 o Disability and Learning Support Services o Enrollment Services o Extended Day Program o Family And Community Engagement o Homeless Support Services o Students In Foster Care o International Welcome Center o SAISD Customer Experience Center & Parent Hotline o School Meals o Social Services o Student Health Services o Transportation o Uniform Assistance Stay Connected...... 9 Enrollment Pathways...... 10 Enrollment Pathways Matrix ...... 11 Quick and Easy Registration ...... 12 Early Education Options...... 13 TEA Accountability Rating System...... 14 Learn About Our Schools...... 15 o Graduation Plans o High Schools o Middle Schools o Academies o Elementary Schools o Early Childhood Education Centers o Schools by Referral
District Map...... 64 Feeder Patterns...... 66 Bond 2020...... 68 Index of Schools...... 69 Important Contacts...... 70
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For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 3 A Message from our Superintendent
Welcome to the San Antonio Independent School District, where we have been educating children since 1854!
I hope you find this Enrollment Guide helpful as you navigate the many options we offer. It was created to help you learn about our schools and programs designed to best meet the diverse needs of our students. Our goal is to develop lifelong learners who graduate feeling empowered and equipped to pursue their dreams.
We have high expectations throughout our schools with programs to support our students from their start in full-day prekindergarten all the way through high school graduation. In addition, alumni support coordinators continue the relationship with Pedro Martinez students through their first year in college to ensure they are supported and on track Superintendent toward a college degree.
SAISD offers a wide variety of offerings for students to pursue, including career exploration programs, dual language, advanced academics and the International Baccalaureate framework, as well as extensive athletics, fine arts and JROTC/LOTC opportunities.
Non-boundary choices by application include magnet programs at the high schools, and a number of schools with diverse areas of focus and learning environments, including single-gender schools, early college high schools, and career-themed, industry-led schools.
Along with traditional school models, we also offer academies with non-traditional grade ranges such as PK-8.
This guide features details on each SAISD school, as well as information on our services to support students and families.
I thank you for taking the time to review this guide and to learn more about what all SAISD has to offer.
Sincerely,
Pedro Martinez SAISD Superintendent
Board of Trustees
Patti Radle Arthur V. Valdez Leticia Ozuna Ed Garza Sarah Sorensen Christina Martinez Alicia Perry President Vice President Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee Trustee District 5 District 4 District 3 District 7 District 1 District 6 District 2
4 San Antonio Independent School District • www.saisd.net/enroll DISTRICTWIDE ACCOLADES
DUAL LANGUAGE SCHOLARSHIPS More than 60 SAISD campuses offer Dual SAISD students received 99 million in Language programs, the most in Bexar County. scholarship offers in 2020.
IB GLOBAL THINKERS A-RATED SAISD has the most International Baccalaureate Nine SAISD schools received an A-rating from campuses in Bexar County, with 9 schools TEA and 42 schools earned distinctions in 2019. spanning PK-12 that offer whole child, global- focused academic programming. PUBLIC MONTESSORI SAISD opened the fi rst free Montessori and Dual FINE ARTS Language Montessori schools in Bexar County. 100 of SAISD students have access to Fine Arts programs. DISTINGUISHED SENIORS In 2021, of the 500 prestigious Dell Scholarships 1:1 TECHNOLOGY awarded nationwide, 20 were given to SAISD All SAISD schools provide devices and home seniors. internet access to every student. BLUE RIBBON EXCELLENCE MOST CHOICE, BEST-FIT OPTIONS Three SAISD schools have earned the National SAISD offers the most PK-12 Choice options open Blue Ribbon distinction. to all in Bexar County, with 48 programs available in more than 40 schools. WHOLE CHILD WELL-BEING SAISD understands the importance of FREE FULL-DAY PRE-K developing the whole child, recognizing that SAISD offers the most options for free full-day academic, behavioral, and social-emotional Pre-K programs for 3- and 4-year-olds, including instruction all play critical roles in the long-term Montessori, Dual Language, and Head Start. success of our students.
FREE MEALS AWARD-WINNING SINGLE-GENDER SCHOOLS All SAISD students, regardless of income, receive free nutritious meals, including breakfast, lunch, SAISD offers 3 single-gender campuses, with and snack. YWLA earning national recognition through U.S. News & World Report and National Blue Ribbon honors. 100% WI-FI LITERACY 100 of SAISD buses encourage literacy through DISABILITY SERVICES the availability of Wi-Fi technology and the BiblioTech library of audiobooks. SAISD offers assistance from birth through high school graduation and beyond with a full- service Disability Services Department, which EARLY COLLEGE OPPORTUNITIES encompasses Special Education, Section 504, SAISD offers the most TEA-recognized early and Dyslexia. college opportunities in Bexar County, including 5 P-TECH programs, 3 Early College High School programs, and dual credit available at every high school.
San Antonio Independent School District • saisd.net/enroll A Family of Schools for all Families District Support Services
DISABILITY AND LEARNING SUPPORT SERVICES (210) 354-9565 The District is committed to the success of every student and recognizes that because each student is unique, a one size fits all educational program is insufficient to meet the needs of all of our students. Some students need different supports than others, and fulfilling this charge necessitates a teamwork and all-in approach. SAISD promotes inclusion and supports students with disabilities in gaining college and career readiness and independent living skills through a rigorous, nurturing learning environment, high-quality instruction, and support services that enable students to reach their full potential.
ENROLLMENT SERVICES (210) 554-2660 The SAISD Enrollment Office helps families register and enroll in SAISD schools, whether it is at their neighborhood school, one of our Choice Schools, or submit a transfer request to attend a different neighborhood option. The Enrollment Team assists with determining which school best fits your child, creating online enrollment accounts, and uploading necessary documents. See pages 10 and 11 for explanation of the enrollment process or visit www.saisd.net/enroll.
EXTENDED DAY PROGRAM (210) 554-2605 Extended Day learning opportunities for elementary and secondary students are available at approximately 70 campuses and for students in grades Pre-K through 8th. In partnership with the City of San Antonio, this program offers continued learning through a variety of hands-on activities. More than 3,000 seats are available each year in a safe and supportive after-school environment. All students receive dinner and a snack, and programs are facilitated by experienced program providers: the YMCA, Boys and Girls Club, and the Greater San Antonio All- Stars. The City of San Antonio charges a one-time fee, based on a sliding scale. Check with your campus to determine which program they offer.
FAMILY AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT (210) 554-2205 The Office of Family and Community Engagement provides free parent workshops, information on how to be a volunteer and get involved, and connects families to the many resources the District and community offers so they can support their children socially, emotionally, and academically. On campuses, Family and Community Engagement (FACE) Specialists develop and implement programs and strategies to engage parents and the community as partners, with a focus on continually improving the academic performance of students. Visit www.saisd.net/families for more information.
HOMELESS SUPPORT SERVICES (210) 554-2635 The SAISD Homeless Liaison supports district stakeholders in an effort to help students experiencing homeless situations by collaborating with parents, teachers and district staff. The McKinney-Vento program is a legislative mandate that upholds the educational rights of the PK-12 SAISD student.
STUDENTS IN FOSTER CARE (210) 554-2635 SAISD employs a foster care district liaison to support the well-being of students in foster or kinship care. Students may be placed in foster or kinship care, as determined by the Department of Family or Protectives Services (DFPS) Educational Specialist. In addition to supporting post secondary readiness for these students, SAISD upholds the Educational rights for students in the conservatorship of DFPS as identified in Title 1, Part A of the Foster Care Act.
INTERNATIONAL WELCOME CENTER FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNERS, IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE STUDENTS (IWC) (210) 554-2592 The International Welcome Center serves English learners, as well as immigrant and refugee students and their families in grades Pre-K through 12th. We work with families of students who are speakers of a language other than English, new to the District, and who are new to U.S. schools.
6 San Antonio Independent School District • www.saisd.net/enroll Staff members administer the state-required Oral Language Proficiency Test (OLPT) to identify eligibility for program services and provide information about the bilingual/ESL programs offered in SAISD, immunizations, student uniform assistance, ESL education for adults, parent engagement opportunities, and referrals to the EL counselor for transcript analysis, and access to district and community resources.
SAISD CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE CENTER & PARENT HOTLINE (210) 554-2210 The SAISD Customer Experience Center (CEC) and Parent Hotline serves the SAISD community by helping to answer questions, address concerns, and helping families access District resources. Contact us at (210) 554-2210 for questions about Canvas, ClassLink usernames and passwords, technology, meals, enrollment, Parent Portal, etc.
SCHOOL MEALS (210) 554-2290 As part of SAISD’s participation in the federal Child Nutrition program administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, all students receive breakfast and lunch at no cost, regardless of ability to pay. Supper and after-school snack also are available to students at no cost at sites participating in an after-school academic program. All menu items and foods served to the students meet and/or exceed the guidelines set forth by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Menu items and recipes are student selected and approved through various student events such as the Food Extravaganza and other student samplings. District recipes are developed in collaboration with the Culinary Institute of America (CIA) at San Antonio and input from SAISD’s own culinary students. Menus can be viewed by accessing the department’s website which provides not only the menus, but also nutritional and allergen information. Please visit www.saisd.net/nutrition
SOCIAL SERVICES (210) 554-2635 SAISD Licensed Master Social Workers (LMSW) provide social and emotional support to enhance the academic growth of all students. School social workers are a link between the home, school and community. School social workers promote personal success and enhance academic performance by advocating for students and providing quick access to support services and resources. The scope of their role includes:
• Individual and Family Counseling Crisis intervention • Home visits • Community agency information and referrals • Collaboration with school staff, community agencies and organizations • Parent conferences • Family support services • Other related services
STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES (210) 554-2435 Student Health Services implements programs and provides services designed to reduce health related barriers to learning, promote each student’s optimal level of wellness, and empower students and their families with the knowledge and skills needed to achieve lifelong health and wellness. Programs focus on prevention, early identification, referral and case management of health issues having the potential to negatively impact school attendance and academic success. Please see your school nurse for a referral to available in-district facilities for preventive care.
Immunization Requirements Texas state law requires students attending school to be immunized against certain vaccine preventable diseases. Parents are encouraged to get children vaccinated before school starts. Students cannot go to school without the proper documentation for the required vaccines or a valid medical or conscientious exemption.
For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 7 District Support Services - continued
TRANSPORTATION (210) 354-9320 The SAISD Transportation Department provides safe transportation for students who are eligible according to the following guidelines:
• Students who attend schools within their attendance boundaries and who reside two or more miles from their assigned campuses at District designated stops.
• Students who attend a Magnet Program or Choice School are provided transportation to and from select neighborhood schools.
• Students who have cognitive limitations, physical limitations or emotional difficulties are eligible for special education transportation. A parent must complete an Admission, Review and Dismissal/Individualized Education Program meeting that is held at the student’s campus.
• Students experiencing homelessness are offered transportation to and from the school of origin at the request of a parent or guardian. This request may be made at the student’s campus.
School Bus Stop Locators To find information such as school bus pickup times and locations for your home address, go to www.saisd.net/busstop. Be sure your child is at the bus stop at least 10 minutes before the scheduled time to ensure they are there when the bus arrives.
School Bus Stopfinder App SAISD is the only district in Bexar county to offer Stopfinder. This program provides parents the ability to track their students, bus location and the estimated time of arrival on an app. Download Stopfinder from your phone's app store.
UNIFORM ASSISTANCE (210) 554-2635 All District students must wear a uniform of black or khaki bottoms and a white top, or alternate school-approved colored shirt. The District provides uniform assistance for families in need. Please call the office for more details.
8 San Antonio Independent School District • www.saisd.net/enroll Stay Connected
The District uses multiple platforms to keep families connected with important information. Whether it's through phone calls, texts, district sites, or social media, our goal is always to provide families with what they need to know.
FRONTLINE PARENT PORTAL The SAISD Parent Portal is an easy-to-use and secure communication tool that allows parents/ guardians to monitor their child's progress in real-time. Parents can:
• View their child's attendance, grades, and schedule • Contact their child's teacher by email • Receive alerts and notifications on their phone Visit www.saisd.net/parentportal for more information and to register today.
SCHOOLMESSENGER NOTIFICATION SYSTEM When large group notifications must go out, SAISD contacts families by phone, email, and text message using a system called SchoolMessenger. SAISD and your school use SchoolMessenger to let you know about emergency situations, remind you about school and district events, update you on your child’s attendance, and more. If your phone number or address has changed since you enrolled your student, please let your school know so they can update this information in the district's student information system.
To opt in to receive text messages, send “YES” to the short code 67587.
SAFE SCHOOLS APP This app is available to students, parents or anyone in the community to anonymously alert the SAISD Police Department about a wide range of concerns, such as bullying, mental health issues or potential threats. It is monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Download the P3 Campus app or submit tips online at www.p3campus.com. Individuals also may call (210) 227-8477.
SOCIAL MEDIA CHANNELS The District and some campuses use social media channels to communicate with parents. Links to social media channels are found on the home pages of the District and participating campuses.
/SanAntonioISD
/SanAntonioISD
/SAISD
www.saisd.net
For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 9 Enrollment Pathways
At SAISD, we offer multiple ways for families living in our attendance zone and within Bexar County to access our schools. Families enroll through one of several pathways:
1) Complete a registration for a Neighborhood School (see pg. 16 for instructions) 2) Submit a Choice Application 3) Submit a Transfer Request 4) Submit a Head Start Application 5) Receive a Referral
The Enrollment Pathways Matrix on page 15 lists all the schools and their pathways for enrollment. For example:
NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL CHOICE APPLICATION TRANSFER REQUEST HEAD START APPLICATION BY REFERRAL
Sample MS Means that families can enroll in Sample Middle School if they live in the neighborhood school attendance zone or submit a transfer request.
Sample ES Means that families can enroll in Sample Elementary School by submitting a Head Start application or speaking with school counselor for a referral.
Neighborhood School Neighborhood schools have a designated attendance zone. They offer great programs and have certified teachers in a convenient location for families. Students living in the attendance zone are guaranteed enrollment. To find out which neighborhood school your address is zoned, call the Enrollment Office (210) 554-2660.
Choice Application Choice Schools & Magnet Programs are specialized offerings typically showcasing a model around which all teaching and learning happens, such as STEM, Dual Language, International Baccalaureate, or Montessori. These can be neighborhood schools without an attendance zone or programs within a neighborhood school. Choice applications can be submitted in the following ways: • Online: www.saisdchoice.com • By Phone: (210) 554-2660 • In Person: at any Choice School or Magnet Program campus
Transfer Request Students living in and out of SAISD who want to attend a different neighborhood school may submit a transfer request. Transfer approval depends on space availability, program availability (pending special needs), and campus capacity. For help submitting a transfer request, call the Enrollment Office(210) 554-2660.
Head Start Application SAISD partners with the City of San Antonio to provide the Head Start program, an early childhood learning opportunity that provides a quality education and comprehensive social services. To submit an application for Head Start, call the Early Childhood Department (210) 554-2410.
By Referral Some SAISD campuses are structured to address specialized needs of students, either life circumstances requiring alternative learning structures or by being identified through the special needs process. To be referred to a specific campus, families should speak with your child's counselor.
10 San Antonio Independent School District • www.saisd.net/enroll Enrollment Pathways Matrix
NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL CHOICE APPLICATION TRANSFER REQUEST HEAD START APPLICATION BY REFERRAL
Advanced Learning Academy Sam Houston HS Arnold ES Huppertz ES Ball ES Irving Dual Language Academy Barkley/Ruiz ES Japhet Academy Baskin ES Jefferson HS Beacon Hill Academy Kelly ES Bonham Academy M.L. King Academy Bowden Academy Sarah King ES J.T. Brackenridge ES Knox ECEC Brackenridge HS Lamar ES Brewer Academy Lanier HS Briscoe ES Longfellow MS Burbank HS Lowell MS Cameron ES Madison ES Carroll ECEC Margil ES Carvajal ES Maverick ES CAST Med HS Miller ES CAST Tech HS Mission Academy Collins Garden ES Neal ES Cooper at Navarro HS Nelson ECEC Cotton Academy Ogden ES Crockett Academy Pershing ES Davis MS Phoenix Middle College De Zavala ES Poe MS Democracy Prep Rhodes MS Douglass ES Riverside Park ES Edison HS Rodriguez Montessori ES Estrada Achievement Center Will Rogers Academy Fenwick Academy Rogers MS Forbes ES Schenck ES Foster ES Smith ES Fox Tech HS St. Philip's ECHS Franklin ES Steele Montessori Academy Gates ES Storm ES Gonzales ECEC Tafolla MS Graebner ES Texans Can Academy Green ES Travis ECHS Harris MS Twain Dual Language Academy Hawthorne Academy Tynan ECEC Healy Murphy Center Washington ES Herff ES Whittier MS Highland Hills ES Wilson ES Highland Park ES Woodlawn Academy Highlands HS Woodlawn Hills ES Hillcrest ES Young Men's Leadership Academy Hirsch ES Young Women's Leadership Academy Hot Wells MS YWLA Primary
For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 11 Quick and Easy Registration
LOG IN WITH YOUR FRONTLINE PARENT PORTAL INFORMATION 1 Go to www.saisd.net/register. Current SAISD families log in with their Frontline Parent Portal username and password. New to SAISD families click "Register New Family" to create an account and sign in.
UPDATE YOUR INFORMATION 2 Select or add the child you want to register. Update or add your information, complete required fields, and acknowledge all documents.
UPLOAD ALL DOCUMENTS 3 Documents may be uploaded directly onto FrontLine, texted to (210) 309-3259, or brought to your child's school.
SUBMIT AND CONFIRM! Once you added your information and submitted your documents, click "Submit". 4 You will be prompted to review one last time. Click "Confirm Enrollment" if your enrollment summary is correct. A check next to your student's name on the My Student screen indicates you're completed.
REGISTRATION DOCUMENTS FOR NEW STUDENTS: PHOTO ID Driver's license, military ID, etc. of person registering the child
PROOF OF SAISD RESIDENCE Utility or phone bill, lease agreement, etc.
CHILD'S BIRTH CERTIFICATE Or other proof of child's identity and age
IMMUNIZATION RECORDS Child's up-to-date records needed for in-person learning
CHILD'S SOCIAL SECURITY CARD If available (preferred, but not required)
ACADEMIC RECORDS Recent report card, withdrawal form, transcript, etc. (preferred, but not required)
REGISTRATION DOCUMENTS FOR RETURNING STUDENTS: PROOF OF SAISD RESIDENCE Utility or phone bill, lease agreement, etc.
IMMUNIZATION RECORDS Child's updated immunization records, dependent on grade level
Families who do not have their own homes or have been displaced and students who are in foster or kinship care may register without certain documents. Contact Family & Student Support Services at (210) 554-2635 for more information.
12 San Antonio Independent School District • www.saisd.net/enroll Early Education Options
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Due to the pandemic, all districts and campuses in Texas received a rating of Not Rated: Declared State of Disaster for the 2019-20 school year. Ratings in this enrollment guide reflect the 2018-19 Texas Education Agency (TEA) Accountability Rating System, in which both districts and campuses received A-F ratings. SAISD earned a "B" in 2019. Individual school ratings are indicated in the school descriptions in this enrollment guide.
Distinction Designations Schools that received A-D ratings for 2019 were eligible for special honors called Distinctions. There were seven possible distinctions: • Academic Achievement in English Language Arts (ELA)/ Reading • Academic Achievement in Mathematics • Academic Achievement in Science • Academic Achievement in Social Studies • Top 25 Percent: Student Progress • Top 25 Percent: Closing Performance Gaps • Postsecondary Readiness
For 2019, 42 SAISD schools earned one or more Distinctions. Distinctions earned by SAISD schools in 2019 are indicated in the school descriptions of the enrollment guide.
SAISD EARNED RATING B in 2019
14 San Antonio Independent School District • www.saisd.net/enroll Learn About Our Schools Graduation Plans
Preparing for your college and career success after high school. All plans require a solid foundation.
DISTINGUISHED LEVEL OF ACHIEVEMENT Students must graduate at the Distinguished Level of Achievement to be eligible for Re uires Algebra II, with an endorsement and the automatic admission to public state colleges and Foundation High School Program requirements (26 credits). universities through the Top 10 Percent rule.
Business Public Arts & Multi- STEM & Industry Services Humanities disciplinary
+ 1 advanced math + 1 advanced science + 2 additional elective credits 26 CREDITS 26 CREDITS 26 CREDITS 26 CREDITS 26 CREDITS
Requires Algebra II FOUNDATION + ENDORSEMENT PLAN FOUNDATION FOUNDATION HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM Core requirements (22 Credits): 4 credits in English, 3 credits in math, 3 credits in science, 3 credits in social studies, 2 credits in foreign language, 1 credit in fi ne arts, 1 credit in PE, and 5 elective credits
CHOOSE ONE OR MORE ENDORSEMENTS
STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) - This path includes courses directly related to Career and Technical Education courses related to STEM. Students may earn a STE endorsement by successfully completing Algebra II and three additional credits from no more than two of the following categories: the STE CTE career cluster, to include Cybersecurity, Biomedical Science, or Engineering, computer science courses that may satisfy a STE endorsement, mathematics courses beyond Algebra II, or science courses.
Business and Industry - This path includes courses directly related to Business, Marketing & Finance, Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources, Architecture and Construction, Hospitality and Tourism, Information Technology, Manufacturing, and Transportation and Distribution.
Public Service - This path includes courses directly related to health sciences and occupations, education and training, law and public service, human services, and Junior Reserve Offi cer Training Corps (JROTC).
Arts and Humanities - This path includes courses directly related to political science, world languages, cultural studies, English literature, history and fi ne arts (Band, Choir, Orchestra, Mariachi, Theatre, Visual Arts and Dance).
Multidisciplinary - This path includes courses from the curriculum of each endorsement area and credits in a variety of advanced courses from multiple content areas suffi cient to complete the distinguished level of achievement under the foundation high school program.
Performance Acknowledgments note outstanding achievement in specifi c areas. These distinctions will be included in your high school diploma and better position you for successful entry into college and/or the workforce. See your high school counselor for details.
16 San Antonio Independent School District • www.saisd.net/enroll High Schools
High Schools serve students in grades 9-12 and award graduating seniors with their diplomas. Most high schools offer the opportunity to earn college credits, certifications and industry experience.
ADVANCED LEARNING ACADEMY
BRACKENRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL
BURBANK HIGH SCHOOL
CAST MED HIGH SCHOOL
CAST TECH HIGH SCHOOL
COOPER ACADEMY AT NAVARRO
EDISON HIGH SCHOOL
FOX TECH HIGH SCHOOL
HEALY-MURPHY CENTER
HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL
SAM HOUSTON HIGH SCHOOL
JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL
LANIER HIGH SCHOOL
PHOENIX MIDDLE COLLEGE
ST. PHILIP’S EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
TEXANS CAN ACADEMY AT HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL
TRAVIS EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
YOUNG MEN'S LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
YOUNG WOMEN'S LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 17 Advanced Learning Academy in partnership with: 637 N. Main Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78205 (4-12) • (210) 738-9763 • www.saisd.net/ala
At Ad anced earnin Acade e oster a depth o thin in thro h pro le Grades: PK – 12 sol in creati e desi n and real orld applications as st dents de elop deep content no led e and c ttin ed e learnin s ills to prepare the or an and 2019 State Accountability: all t res that the can en ision B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by campus), Design, Spanish, Master Distinction Designations: Teacher Tutorials, Social and Emotional Learning, STEM/STEAM, University of Texas Dual Credit OnRamps Reading, Science, Social Studies, Courses, African-American and Mexican-American Studies, Internship & Career Exploration Post Secondary Readiness � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Dance, Mariachi, Theatre School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Academic Decathlon/Octathlon, Math Club, Model United Nations, 7:55 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Book Club, Gardening Club, Spanish Club, Senate, Student Advisory Board, Student Council/Government, Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. Makerspace Sessions, Pep S uad, Robotics Club/Team (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/ Diving • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving School Uniform Color: Hunter Green, White � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Art Pace, Bibliotech, Briscoe Art Museum, CAST Network, City Year, Curiosity Club, DoSeum, Esperanza, Gemini Ink, Google Fiber, Kingdom for Kids, Mitchell Lake, San Antonio Choice Program Specialization: Museum of Art, San Antonio Public Library, San Antonio River Authority, SAWS, Texas A&M San Antonio, Accelerated Learning, Trinity University, Wolf Trap, Witte Museum, YMCA Project-Based Learning
George W. Brackenridge High School 400 Eagleland Drive, San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-1200 • saisd.net/brackenridgehs
At rac enrid e i h School e o er the est o oth orlds ith o r arl olle e Grades: 9 – 12 i h School and traditional co prehensi e hi h school co ination e also eat re o r edia il Instit te a net and a D al an a e path a 2019 State Accountability: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by B Rated campus), Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), Audio & Video Production, Early College High Distinction Designations: School, Graphic Design & Illustration, Dual Language Science, Social Studies, Academic � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) Growth, Post Secondary Readiness � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: DECA (Entrepreneurship), Cheer/Pom Squad, Drama/Theatre Club 8:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. and other opportunities, Pep S uad, SkillsUSA Earliest Drop-off: 8 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Cafe College, Alumni Association, San Antonio Black, Purple, White, Grey Education Partnership, St. Philip’s College, Trinity Advisor, King William Neighborhood Associate, Project STAY Choice Program Specialization: Media & Film Institute, Early College High School
Luther Burbank High School in partnership with: 1002 Edwards Street, San Antonio, TX 78204 • (210) 228-1210 • saisd.net/burbankhs
At ther r an i h School all st dents are International accala reate Grades: 9 – 12 st dents r st dents ene it ro participation in o r I orld School pro ra s he I e perience creates li e lon learners ho are prepared to participate in 2019 State Accountability: colle e the ilitar or career opport nities C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: International Baccalaureate (IB), Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by Distinction Designations: campus), Dual Language (9), Agriculture, Culinary, Dual Credit, Cosmetology, Law Enforcement Science, Social Studies, Post Secondary Readiness � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre, Film School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Academic Decathlon, National Honor Society, Best Buddies, Student 8:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 8 a.m. Council, Future Farmers of America, Interact Club, National Spanish Honor Society, Art Club, Chess Club Latest Pick-up: 4:45 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving, Wrestling • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, School Uniform Color: Swimming/Diving, Wrestling Orange, Black, White � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Education Partnership, Upward Bound, Caf College, Palo Alto College, Project Stay, St Philip’s College Choice Program Specialization: International Baccalaureate CAST Med High School in partnership with: 2601 Louis Bauer Drive, San Antonio, TX 78235 • (210) 228-3380 • saisd.net/castmed
At AS ed i h School e add to the pipeline o ch needed doctors n rses Grades: 9 – 11 expanding to 1 phar acists dentists and researchers in the San Antonio area ith st dents ishin to i pro e the health o o r co nit e o er an e phasis on edicine and io edical research 2019 State Accountability: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by campus), Advancement Via N/A Individual Determination (AVID), Dual Credit, Health Science, Pre-AP offerings, Dual Language School Start/End Times: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Mariachi 8:30 a.m. - 4:05 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Math Club, Reading Club, Art Club and opportunities, Earliest Drop-off: 8 a.m. HOSA (Health Sciences), National Honor Society, Spanish Club, Yearbook Latest Pick-up: 5:40 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Students may participate in Athletics at their home school according to address School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: UTSA, UIW, UT Health San Antonio, Alamo Colleges, Bexar County Medical Blue, White, Gray and any College Society, Brooks, Children’s Hospital of San Antonio CHRISTUS Health, Mission Trail Baptist Hospital, T-Shirt or CAST Tech Spirit Shirt University Health System, Brooks, Peripheral Vascular Associates, SAVE Clinic, SA Food Bank, San Antonio State Hospital, Southwest Research Institute, Patient Institute, SA Metro Health, Mind Science, Chef SA, HEB, Physicians Premier, Universidad de las Americas Puebla (UDLAP) Choice Program Specialization: Medicine, Public Health, Biomedical Research
George W. Brackenridge High School CAST Tech High School in partnership with: 400 Eagleland Drive, San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-1200 • saisd.net/brackenridgehs 637 North Main Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78205 • (210) 554-2700 • saisd.net/casttech
At rac enrid e i h School e o er the est o oth orlds ith o r arl olle e Grades: 9 – 12 At AS ech o r c rric l e eds siness and technolo across content Grades: 9 – 12 i h School and traditional co prehensi e hi h school co ination e also eat re areas ith speciali ed co rse path a s St dents interact re larl ith ind str partners to pro ote o r edia il Instit te a net and a D al an a e path a 2019 State Accountability: rele ance to learnin ia entorin o shado in and internships 2019 State Accountability: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Business/Business Management, Computer Science, Cybersecurity, B Rated campus), Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), Audio & Video Production, Early College High Distinction Designations: Entrepreneurship Dual Credit, Graphic Design & Illustration, User Experience Distinction Designations: School, Graphic Design & Illustration, Dual Language Science, Social Studies, Academic � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Band, Dance, Mariachi, Theatre Post Secondary Readiness � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) Growth, Post Secondary Readiness � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Dance Team/Club opportunities, National Honor Society, Unity Club, School Start/End Times: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre School Start/End Times: Yearbook, CyberPatriots, Mentoring Program with Industry Professionals, Video Game Club 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: DECA (Entrepreneurship), Cheer/Pom Squad, Drama/Theatre Club 8:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/ Earliest Drop-off: 7:45 a.m. and other opportunities, Pep S uad, SkillsUSA Earliest Drop-off: 8 a.m. Diving • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Girls Inc., She Code Connect, Say Si, San Antonio Public Library, Summer of School Uniform Color: Swimming/Diving • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving School Uniform Color: Service (SOS), AT&T, City of San Antonio, Frost Bank, Geekdom, HEB, Jungle Disk, Rackspace, Tech Bloc, White, Black, Grey, Orange and any University Health System, The University of Texas at San Antonio, USAA, Whataburger, Edwards A uifer � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Cafe College, Alumni Association, San Antonio Black, Purple, White, Grey College T-Shirt or CAST Tech Spirit Shirt Authority Education Partnership, St. Philip’s College, Trinity Advisor, King William Neighborhood Associate, Project STAY Choice Program Specialization: Choice Program Specialization: Media & Film Institute, Computer Science, Information Early College High School Technology, User Experience, Business
Luther Burbank High School in partnership with: James Fenimore Cooper Academy at Navarro 1002 Edwards Street, San Antonio, TX 78204 • (210) 228-1210 • saisd.net/burbankhs 623 S. Pecos Street, San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 438-6810 I www.saisd.net/cooperacademy
At ther r an i h School all st dents are International accala reate Grades: 9 – 12 e pro ide st dents ith the opport nit to earn their hi h school diplo a e Grades: 9 – 12 st dents r st dents ene it ro participation in o r I orld School pro ra s pro ide ser ices to st dents et een the a es o and 2019 State Accountability: he I e perience creates li e lon learners ho are prepared to participate in 2019 State Accountability: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Dual credit, Industry certifi cations, Job training, Rated Below C colle e the ilitar or career opport nities C Rated CNA, AP and 2D Art, Edgenuity Credit Attainment and Credit Recovery, Pre-AP, � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: International Baccalaureate (IB), Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by Distinction Designations: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by campus) School Start/End Times: campus), Dual Language (9), Agriculture, Culinary, Dual Credit, Cosmetology, Law Enforcement Science, Social Studies, � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Students may participate in UIL activities at their home school 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Post Secondary Readiness � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) according to address. Earliest Drop-off: 7:45 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre, Film School Start/End Times: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Students may participate in Athletics at their home school according to address. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Academic Decathlon, National Honor Society, Best Buddies, Student 8:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. School Uniform Color: Earliest Drop-off: 8 a.m. Council, Future Farmers of America, Interact Club, National Spanish Honor Society, Art Club, Chess Club No Uniform Latest Pick-up: 4:45 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving, Wrestling • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, School Uniform Color: Swimming/Diving, Wrestling Orange, Black, White � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Education Partnership, Upward Bound, Caf College, Palo Alto College, Project Stay, St Philip’s College Choice Program Specialization: International Baccalaureate Thomas Edison High School 701 Santa Monica Drive, San Antonio, TX 78212 • (210) 738-9720 • saisd.net/edisonhs
At dison i h School e pro ide a ni e learnin opport nit or st dents Grades: 9 – 12 thro h o r endorse ents o siness ind str p lic ser ice la ire teachin S health pro essions lti disciplinar st dies and o r ealth 2019 State Accountability: ro essions a net ro ra C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by campus), School of Business Distinction Designations: P-TECH, Firefi ghter, Health Science, Law Enforcement, Dual Language (9-11) Science, Social Studies, Post Secondary Readiness � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Mariachi, Theatre School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Dance Team/Club opportunities, Drama/Theatre Club opportunities 8:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Latest Pick-up: 5:30 p.m. Swimming/Diving • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters School Uniform Color: White, Black, College T-Shirts
Choice Program Specialization: Health Professions, Fire, Business P-TECH
Louis W. Fox Tech High School 637 North Main Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78205 • (210) 738-9730 • saisd.net/foxtechhs
At o ech st dents ho are interested in p rs in careers in health and la Grades: 9 – 12 pro essions recei e oc sed instr ction e no o er a ealthcare ath a s in echnolo arl olle e i h School ithin o r healthcare a net 2019 State Accountability: A Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Dual Credit, Health Science, Law, Nursing (CNA and/ or LVN Certifi cation), Nursing H-TECH Distinction Designations: Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies, Academic Growth, Closing � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Dance, Mariachi Performance Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Mock Trial Team, Speech/Debate Team, HOSA (Health Sciences), SkillsUSA, Youth in Government School Start/End Times: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/ Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Diving • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Goodwill, YMCA, Metropolitan Methodist, University Health System, San School Uniform Color: Antonio College, The University of Texas at San Antonio, The University of Texas at Austin Black, Red
Choice Program Specialization: Health Professions, Law Professions, Nursing H-TECH
Healy-Murphy Center 618 Live Oak Street, San Antonio, TX 78202 • High School and GED: (210) 223-2944 Child Development Center: (210) 224-9569 • www.healymurphy.org/
he ission o eal rph enter is to pro ide co passionate ser ice to o th Grades: 9 – 12 in crisis oc sin on indi id ali ed ed cation in a non traditional settin earl childhood de elop ent and essential s pport ser ices 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Self-paced classes, Flexible schedules, Reading skills development, Career guidance, Daycare for parenting students, Health and wellness clinic, Support groups, Job placement School Start/End Times: assistance 8:06 a.m. - 3:06 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Art and Photography � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Basketball Highlands High School 3118 Elgin Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 438-6800 • www.saisd.net/highlandshs
At i hlands i h School st dents enter a co nit that lends ears o Grades: 9 – 12 tradition and pride e o er ore than e trac rric lar acti ities or st dent in ol e ent r i ht ls in ite o to eco e part o o r le ac 2019 State Accountability: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by C Rated campus), Dual Credit, Dual Enrollment, Engineering, JROTC (academic and extracurricular offering), Distinction Designations: Manufacturing, Welding, P-TECH, Dual Language (9), Regional Day School Program for the Deaf (RDSPD) Post Secondary Readiness � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE), Safe Optimal Learning Environment (SOLE) School Start/End Times: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre 8:40 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 8:00 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Mock Trial Team, Public Safety Cadets, National Honor Society, Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. National Spanish Honor Society/La Sociedad Honoraria Hisp nica, Engineering Club, Girl Scouts, Robotics Club, CyberPatriot, Student Council School Uniform Color: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, White, Gray, Maroon college shirts, school Swimming/Diving, Wrestling • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, spirit shirts may be worn any day Swimming/Diving, Wrestling � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, Upward Bound Math and Science Program, Project Choice Program Specialization: Stay, UT Outreach San Antonio Computer Science, Aero/Eng/ Manufacturing/Welding P-TECH
Louis W. Fox Tech High School Sam Houston High School 637 North Main Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78205 • (210) 738-9730 • saisd.net/foxtechhs 4635 E. Houston Street, San Antonio, TX 78220 • (210) 978-7900 • www.saisd.net/samhoustonhs
At o ech st dents ho are interested in p rs in careers in health and la Grades: 9 – 12 At Sa o ston i h School e are co itted to ildin positi e relationships Grades: 9 – 12 pro essions recei e oc sed instr ction e no o er a ealthcare ath a s in and i ple entin hi h alit ed cation All o r st dents are e ipped to echnolo arl olle e i h School ithin o r healthcare a net 2019 State Accountability: s cceed personall and pro essionall to eco e contri tin e ers o societ 2019 State Accountability: A Rated C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Dual Credit, Health Science, Law, Nursing (CNA and/ � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Culinary, Engineering, JROTC (academic and or LVN Certifi cation), Nursing H-TECH Distinction Designations: Reading, Math, extracurricular offering), Cyber P-TECH, Dual Enrollment Distinction Designations: Science, Social Studies, Academic Growth, Closing Reading, Science � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Dance, Mariachi � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) Performance Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Mock Trial Team, Speech/Debate Team, HOSA (Health Sciences), � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Theatre 8:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. SkillsUSA, Youth in Government School Start/End Times: 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Academic Decathlon/Octathlon, Chef/Cooking opportunities, Earliest Drop-off: 8:00 a.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/ Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Student Council/Government, Mu Alpha Theta, Robotics, and CyberPatriots Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. Diving • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Softball, Golf, Cross Country • Boys: School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Goodwill, YMCA, Metropolitan Methodist, University Health System, San Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Golf, Cross Country School Uniform Color: White, Green, Orange college shirts, Antonio College, The University of Texas at San Antonio, The University of Texas at Austin Black, Red � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Accenture Federal Services, DC Industries, MIMS Institute Fellows, Tech Skills school spirit shirts may be worn on Wheels, Omega Psi Phi, Communities In Schools, City Year, Big Brothers Big Sisters, St. Philip’s College, any day San Antonio EDF Choice Program Specialization: Health Professions, Law Professions, Choice Program Specialization: Nursing H-TECH CyberSecurity P-TECH
Healy-Murphy Center Thomas Jefferson High School in partnership with: 618 Live Oak Street, San Antonio, TX 78202 • High School and GED: (210) 223-2944 723 Donaldson Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 438-6570 • www.saisd.net/jeffersonhs Child Development Center: (210) 224-9569 • www.healymurphy.org/ At ho as e erson i h School e are part o a lo al co nit o erin the Grades: 9 – 12 he ission o eal rph enter is to pro ide co passionate ser ice to o th Grades: 9 – 12 International accala reate in di erent co ntries r ni e and inno ati e in crisis oc sin on indi id ali ed ed cation in a non traditional settin earl approach to learnin eans oth st dents and teachers ene it ro ein a part 2019 State Accountability: childhood de elop ent and essential s pport ser ices 2019 State Accountability: o an nparalleled lo al net or that ilds st dents a ilit to learn ell e ond C Rated Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Self-paced classes, Flexible schedules, Reading skills development, Career the classroo Distinction Designations: guidance, Daycare for parenting students, Health and wellness clinic, Support groups, Job placement � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: International Baccalaureate (IB), Advanced Placement (AP), Advancement Reading, Social Studies, School Start/End Times: Academic Growth assistance 8:06 a.m. - 3:06 p.m. Via Individual Determination (AVID), Dual Credit, Dual Language (9), JROTC (academic and extracurricular � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Art and Photography offering), Architecture, Animation, Business Mgmt, Construction Mgmt, Criminal Justice, Education, Interior Design, Media (AV Production), STEM Computer Science, STEM Health Science School Start/End Times: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Basketball 8:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre, Guitar School Uniform Color: White, Red, Royal Blue � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Model United Nations, Police Explorers, Dance, E-Gaming Club, National Spanish Honor Society/La Sociedad Honoraria Hisp nica, Barbe ue Club, JROTC, World Famous Lassos, Lariets, Cheer, Senate, MJR Society, Student Council
� ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Choice Program Specialization: Swimming/Diving • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving International Baccalaureate � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Communities in Schools, Caf College, Project Stay Sidney Lanier High School 1514 W. César E. Chávez, San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7910 • www.saisd.net/lanierhs
At Sidne anier i h School e elie e in hi h e pectations ith stron st dent Grades: 9 – 12 s pports a cli ate o respect and carin learnin that is ri oro s rele ant and en a in and a sa e learnin en iron ent e pro ided ad anced and speciali ed 2019 State Accountability: c rric l and trainin in Architect re A to oti e onstr ction ana e ent and C Rated Alternati e ner Interested st dents can oin o r a net and pro ra s Distinction Designations: Social Studies, � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Dual Credit, Dual Language (9-11), Project Based Learning, Architecture Post Secondary Readiness Design, Construction Management/Technology, Construction Science P-TECH, Automotive Tech School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) 8:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre Earliest Drop-off: 8:15 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: ACE Mentor Program (Architecture, Construction, Engineering), Student Advisory Board, Robotics Club/Team, SkillsUSA, Cheer/Pom S uad, Drama/Theatre Club School Uniform Color: opportunities, Pep S uad Blue, White, Gray, Black � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving Choice Program Specialization: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, Ernst & Young College Map, The University of Texas Automotive Technology, Architecture, at Austin Outreach, St. Mary’s Law School, City Year, UTSA College of Architecture, Construction and Construction Science P-TECH Planning, Girl Scouts of America, Children’s Bereavement Center, Culinary Institute of America
M NIX ID Phoenix Middle College E D O L E St. Philip’s College Southwest Campus • 800 Quintana Road, San Antonio, TX 78211 • (210) 486-7132 H P www.saisd.net/phoenixmiddlecollege
At hoeni iddle olle e e pro ide hi h school st dents ith the opport nit Grades: 11 – 12 C E to earn colle e credit and or to ard an ind str certi ication d rin their last OLLEG t o ears o hi h school St dents lea e hoeni a le to earn an aircra t str ct res 2019 State Accountability: echanic certi ication earnin a edian a e o earl a scale co Students accountability is linked to � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Dual credit, Industry certifi cations, Job training. Popular programs: Aircraft Cooper Academy at Navarro Mechanics, Diesel and Automotive Technology, Auto Collision, Welding, Construction-Electrical, HVAC, Plumbing, Power Generation (Alternative “Green” Energy) School Start/End Times: 8:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Students may participate in UIL activities at their home school Earliest Drop-off: 8:00 a.m. according to address. Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Students may participate in Athletics at their home school according to address. School Uniform Color: No uniform
Choice Program Specialization: Skilled in-demand occupations
St. Philip’s Early College High School 1801 MLK Drive, San Antonio, TX 78203 • (210) 486-2406 • www.saisd.net/stphilipsechs
At St hilip s olle e arl olle e o r nationall ran ed pro ra o ers the Grades: 9 – 12 st dent ho is at ris or nder represented in colle e the chance to earn an Associate o Arts or Associate o Applied Science de ree 2019 State Accountability: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Automotive Technology/Auto Collision Repair, A Rated Culinary, Cybersecurity, Early College High School, Nursing (CNA and/or LVN Distinction Designations: Certifi cation), Phlebotomy Certifi cation available Closing Performance Gaps, � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: National Honor Society, Student Council/Government, Weight- Post Secondary Readiness lifting, Yearbook. Students may participate in the clubs, sports, and organizations of St. Philip’s College. School Start/End Times: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Students may participate in Athletics at their home school according to address. 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Students may play collegiate sports based on college rules and standing. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Holy Reedemer Church, Jason Deli, Subway, Offi ce Depot, St. Philip’s College Latest Pick-up: 5:00 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) School Uniform Color: White, Blue, Orange, Light Blue
Choice Program Specialization: Early College High School in partnership with: Sidney Lanier High School Texans Can Academy at Highlands High School 1514 W. César E. Chávez, San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7910 • www.saisd.net/lanierhs 3118 Elgin Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 354-9340 www.texanscan.org/schools-and-programs/highlands/ At Sidne anier i h School e elie e in hi h e pectations ith stron st dent Grades: 9 – 12 s pports a cli ate o respect and carin learnin that is ri oro s rele ant and his speciali ed school is or st dents ho are ehind their cohorts one or ore Grades: 9 – 12 en a in and a sa e learnin en iron ent e pro ided ad anced and speciali ed 2019 State Accountability: ears and are interested in oin into a pro ra ith ore e tensi e s pport to c rric l and trainin in Architect re A to oti e onstr ction ana e ent and C Rated et ac on trac to rad ate 2019 State Accountability: Alternati e ner Interested st dents can oin o r a net and pro ra s Distinction Designations: Rated Below C Social Studies, � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Half day scheduling, Social and Emotional Learning, Credit recovery � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Dual Credit, Dual Language (9-11), Project Based Learning, Architecture Post Secondary Readiness � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Students may participate in UIL activities at Highlands High School. Morning Session Design, Construction Management/Technology, Construction Science P-TECH, Automotive Tech 7:45 a.m. - 11:54 a.m. School Start/End Times: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Students may participate in Athletics at their home school according to address. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) 8:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Graduation Alliance, Hope House Ministries, Baylor Scott & White Afternoon Session � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre Earliest Drop-off: 8:15 a.m. 12:40 p.m. - 4:39 p.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: ACE Mentor Program (Architecture, Construction, Engineering), School Uniform Color: Student Advisory Board, Robotics Club/Team, SkillsUSA, Cheer/Pom S uad, Drama/Theatre Club School Uniform Color: Maroon, White, Gray or Black opportunities, Pep S uad Blue, White, Gray, Black Texans Can polo, Khaki or Black pants � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving • Boys: Basketball, Track, Soccer, Baseball, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country, Swimming/Diving Choice Program Specialization: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, Ernst & Young College Map, The University of Texas Automotive Technology, Architecture, at Austin Outreach, St. Mary’s Law School, City Year, UTSA College of Architecture, Construction and Construction Science P-TECH Planning, Girl Scouts of America, Children’s Bereavement Center, Culinary Institute of America
M NIX ID Phoenix Middle College William B. Travis Early College High School E D O L E St. Philip’s College Southwest Campus • 800 Quintana Road, San Antonio, TX 78211 • (210) 486-7132 1915 N. Main Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78212 • (210) 738-9830 I www.saisd.net/travisechs H P www.saisd.net/phoenixmiddlecollege At ra is arl olle e i h School st dents a attain their hi h school diplo a Grades: 9 – 12 At hoeni iddle olle e e pro ide hi h school st dents ith the opport nit hile earnin an associate de ree and or p to colle e ho rs St dents recei e Grades: 11 – 12 C E to earn colle e credit and or to ard an ind str certi ication d rin their last OLLEG al a le e pos re to colle e li e and create a sea less transition ro hi h school 2019 State Accountability: t o ears o hi h school St dents lea e hoeni a le to earn an aircra t str ct res 2019 State Accountability: to post secondar ed cation A Rated echanic certi ication earnin a edian a e o earl a scale co Students accountability is linked to � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by campus), Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Dual credit, Industry certifi cations, Job training. Popular programs: Aircraft Cooper Academy at Navarro Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), Dual Credit, Early College High School Reading, Math, Closing Performance Mechanics, Diesel and Automotive Technology, Auto Collision, Welding, Construction-Electrical, HVAC, Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Theatre Plumbing, Power Generation (Alternative “Green” Energy) School Start/End Times: 8:45 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Academic Decathlon/Octathlon, Model United Nations, Mu Alpha School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Students may participate in UIL activities at their home school Earliest Drop-off: 8:00 a.m. Theta Math Honors Club, National Hispanic Honor Society, National Honor Society 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. according to address. Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Students may participate in Athletics at their home school according to address � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Students may participate in Athletics at their home school according to address. Latest Pick-up: 5:00 p.m. School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio College (ACCD) No uniform School Uniform Color: White, Navy Blue
Choice Program Specialization: Choice Program Specialization: Skilled in-demand occupations Early College High School
St. Philip’s Early College High School Young Men’s Leadership Academy at Phillis Wheatley 1801 MLK Drive, San Antonio, TX 78203 • (210) 486-2406 • www.saisd.net/stphilipsechs 415 Gabriel Street, San Antonio, TX 78202 • (210) 354-9652 I www.saisd.net/ymla
At o n en s eadership Acade e are San Antonio s irst all o s p lic At St hilip s olle e arl olle e o r nationall ran ed pro ra o ers the Grades: 9 – 12 Grades: 4 – 12 st dent ho is at ris or nder represented in colle e the chance to earn an school o erin a odel o ed cation that is ac ed research indicatin that Associate o Arts or Associate o Applied Science de ree 2019 State Accountability: o s and irls learn di erentl A helps o s achie e their hi hest potential 2019 State Accountability: settin hi h e pectations and e phasi in character leadership and discipline B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Automotive Technology/Auto Collision Repair, A Rated Distinction Designations: Culinary, Cybersecurity, Early College High School, Nursing (CNA and/or LVN Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies, Certifi cation), Phlebotomy Certifi cation available campus), Dual Credit, JROTC (academic and extracurricular offering), Master Teacher Tutorials, Project Closing Performance Gaps, Academic Growth, Closing Performance Based Learning, Latin, AP Capstone, Apple Tech Certifi cation, Minecraft PBL, Daily Meditation and � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: National Honor Society, Student Council/Government, Weight- Post Secondary Readiness Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness Assembly, Single Gender lifting, Yearbook. Students may participate in the clubs, sports, and organizations of St. Philip’s College. School Start/End Times: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Theatre School Start/End Times: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Students may participate in Athletics at their home school according to address. 9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. 8:15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Students may play collegiate sports based on college rules and standing. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Book Club, Boy Scouts, Coding, Drama/Theatre Club opportunities, Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Gardening Club, National Honor Society, Student Advisory Board, Student Council/Government, Social � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Holy Reedemer Church, Jason Deli, Subway, Offi ce Depot, St. Philip’s College Latest Pick-up: 5:00 p.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Justice School Uniform Color: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Boys: Football, Basketball, Track, Cross Country School Uniform Color: White, Blue, Orange, Light Blue White, Purple � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers, Omega Psi Phi Mentoring, Classical Society Choice Program Specialization: Choice Program Specialization: Early College High School Single Gender, Leadership Young Women’s Leadership Academy in partnership with: 2123 W. Huisache Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 438-6525 I www.saisd.net/ywla
At the o n o en s eadership Acade st dents en a e in a ri oro s Grades: 6 – 12 colle e preparator c rric l ith the nderstandin that percent o st dents ill rad ate prepared to enroll in and rad ate ro colle e and e 2019 State Accountability: A Rated acti e leaders in their co nit Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies, campus), Dual Credit, Engineering/Computer Science/Robotics, Civics/Creative Writing/Critical Discourse, Academic Growth, Closing Performance SEL, Single Gender Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness
� FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Choir, Dance, Theatre School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Academic Decathlon, Debate, U of H Math Team, FIRST Robotics, 8:30 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. Drama Club, Elite Steppers, Young Poets Society, Girl Up, Students Demand Action, Student Council, Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 5:00 p.m. Gamma Sigma Girls, National Honor Society, Kindness Rocks Club � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Cross Country School Uniform Color: White, Red, Blue, special uniform that � EXTENDED DAY PROVIDER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio includes a cardigan, plaid skirt, blouse & tie � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Audubon Society, Young Women’s Preparatory Network, The Magik Theatre, Girls Inc., Girls on the Run, NHI, St. Mary’s Law School, HEB, Frost Bank, American Heart Association, NCGS, Choice Program Specialization: Southwest Research Institute, Bexar County Women’s Bar Association, Impact SA, SAWS, UT Health Single Gender, STEM System Young Women’s Leadership Academy in partnership with: 2123 W. Huisache Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 438-6525 I www.saisd.net/ywla Middle Schools At the o n o en s eadership Acade st dents en a e in a ri oro s Grades: 6 – 12 colle e preparator c rric l ith the nderstandin that percent o Middle Schools serve students in grades 6-8. Traditional middle schools st dents ill rad ate prepared to enroll in and rad ate ro colle e and e 2019 State Accountability: A Rated acti e leaders in their co nit offer students the broadest range of athletics, fine arts and extracurricular Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies, activities. campus), Dual Credit, Engineering/Computer Science/Robotics, Civics/Creative Writing/Critical Discourse, Academic Growth, Closing Performance SEL, Single Gender Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness
� FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Choir, Dance, Theatre School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Academic Decathlon, Debate, U of H Math Team, FIRST Robotics, 8:30 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. DAVIS MIDDLE SCHOOL Drama Club, Elite Steppers, Young Poets Society, Girl Up, Students Demand Action, Student Council, Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 5:00 p.m. Gamma Sigma Girls, National Honor Society, Kindness Rocks Club HARRIS MIDDLE SCHOOL � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Cross Country School Uniform Color: White, Red, Blue, special uniform that HOT WELLS MIDDLE SCHOOL � EXTENDED DAY PROVIDER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio includes a cardigan, plaid skirt, blouse & tie � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Audubon Society, Young Women’s Preparatory Network, The Magik Theatre, LONGFELLOW MIDDLE SCHOOL Girls Inc., Girls on the Run, NHI, St. Mary’s Law School, HEB, Frost Bank, American Heart Association, NCGS, Choice Program Specialization: Southwest Research Institute, Bexar County Women’s Bar Association, Impact SA, SAWS, UT Health Single Gender, STEM LOWELL MIDDLE SCHOOL System POE MIDDLE SCHOOL
RHODES MIDDLE SCHOOL
ROGERS MIDDLE SCHOOL
TAFOLLA MIDDLE SCHOOL
WHITTIER MIDDLE SCHOOL
For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 25 Stonewall Jackson Davis Middle School 4702 E. Houston St., San Antonio, TX 78220 • (210) 978-7920 I www.saisd.net/davisms
At S Da is iddle School e e ed cated enerations o a il e ers e Grades: 6 – 8 oc s on S Science echnolo n ineerin and ath ed cation as a eans o ele atin and e po erin o r child o r a il and o r co nit 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Computer Science, Spanish, Dual Language (6) Distinction Designations: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Skills Classroom Reading, Science, Academic Growth (BSC), Safe Optimal Learning Environment (SOLE) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Theatre School Start/End Times: 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spanish Club Earliest Drop-off: 8:00 a.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Communities in Schools, City Year 6th White | 7th Red | 8th Black All grades use Black or Khaki pants
Choice Program Specialization: STEM, Project-Based Learning
Joel Chandler Harris Middle School in partnership with: 325 Pruitt Ave., San Antonio, TX 78204 • (210) 228-1220 I www.saisd.net/harrisms
At arris iddle School e elie e in de elopin internationall inded Grades: 6 – 8 indi id als ho are carin respect l and ind l o interc lt ral interactions and di erences r scholars aspire to eco e eacons o no led e and eco e 2019 State Accountability: contri tin e ers o their co nities to create a etter orld Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: International Baccalaureate (IB), Dual Language (6), STEM/STEAM, Verizon School Start/End Times: Innovative Learning School, Dual Language (6) 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:45 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:45 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Art Club, Peer Mediators, NJHS, Chess Club, Academic UIL, Robotics Club School Uniform Color: White, Black, Maroon � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Communities in Schools Choice Program Specialization: International Baccalaureate, STEM, Technology
Hot Wells Middle School 400 Hot Wells Blvd., San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 000-0000 I www.saisd.net/hotwellsms
At ot ells iddle School e are e cited to pro ide a colla orati e learnin Grades: 6 – 8 en iron ent ith cross c rric lar S Science echnolo n ineerin and ath and ro le ased earnin inte ration e stri e to de elop stron 2019 State Accountability: tr stin relationships ith o r scholars their a ilies and the co nit to NA ens re hi h le els o acade ic achie e ent and reali e their hi hest potential School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), AVID Excel, LOTC 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. (academic and extracurricular offering), Middle School Partners Program (credit attainment), Project Earliest Drop-off: 7:45 a.m. Based Learning, STEM/STEAM, Dual Language, Technology Applications, Principles of Information Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. Technology (HS Credit), Principles of Audio & Video (HS Credit), Spanish 1 & 2 (HS Credits), Makerspace, Broadcasting Studio School Uniform Color: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) 6th Grade: Grey 7th Grade: Royal Blue � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Dance, Mariachi, Theatre 8th Grade: Black � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: TBD � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: TBD Stonewall Jackson Davis Middle School Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Middle School in partnership with: 4702 E. Houston St., San Antonio, TX 78220 • (210) 978-7920 I www.saisd.net/davisms 1130 E. Sunshine Drive, San Antonio, TX 78228 • (210) 438-6520 I www.saisd.net/longfellowms
At S Da is iddle School e e ed cated enerations o a il e ers e Grades: 6 – 8 At on ello iddle School e elie e in ed catin st dents to eco e Grades: 6 – 8 oc s on S Science echnolo n ineerin and ath ed cation as a eans tho ht l lo al citi ens e stri e to eet the ed cational needs o all o r o ele atin and e po erin o r child o r a il and o r co nit 2019 State Accountability: st dents o this end e pro ide S special ed cation and i ted talented 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C ser ices or o r st dents ased on st dent ali ications and needs Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Computer Science, Spanish, Dual Language (6) Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), World Languages, � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Skills Classroom School Start/End Times: Reading, Science, Academic Growth International Baccalaureate, LOTC (academic and extracurricular offering), Middle School Partners (BSC), Safe Optimal Learning Environment (SOLE) 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. Program (credit attainment), Dual Language (6) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Theatre School Start/End Times: 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Skills Classroom (BSC) Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spanish Club (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Earliest Drop-off: 8:00 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Dance, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Math Club, Gamma Sigma Girls, National Junior Honor Society, School Uniform Color: Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country School Uniform Color: Language Club, Math Club, Art Club opportunities, Girl Scouts, National Hispanic Honor Society, Language White, Green, Yellow � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Communities in Schools, City Year 6th White | 7th Red | 8th Black Club, Robotics Club/Team, Science Club All grades use Black or Khaki pants � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Choice Program Specialization: Choice Program Specialization: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio International Baccalaureate STEM, Project-Based Learning � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, YMCA
Joel Chandler Harris Middle School in partnership with: James Russell Lowell Middle School 325 Pruitt Ave., San Antonio, TX 78204 • (210) 228-1220 I www.saisd.net/harrisms 919 W. Thompson Place, San Antonio, TX 78226 • (210) 228-1225 I www.saisd.net/lowellms
At arris iddle School e elie e in de elopin internationall inded Grades: 6 – 8 At o ell iddle School e elie e in pro idin opport nities that ild li elon Grades: 6 – 8 indi id als ho are carin respect l and ind l o interc lt ral interactions and con ident learners ho ha e the tools necessar or s ccess in an e er chan in di erences r scholars aspire to eco e eacons o no led e and eco e 2019 State Accountability: orld r ission is to de elop eanin l relationships learnin that atters 2019 State Accountability: contri tin e ers o their co nities to create a etter orld Rated Below C and trans or st dents into leaders Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: International Baccalaureate (IB), Dual Language (6), STEM/STEAM, Verizon School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: LOTC (academic and extracurricular offering), Middle School Partners School Start/End Times: Innovative Learning School, Dual Language (6) 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. Program (credit attainment), Tech Applications 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:45 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Skills Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 7:45 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:45 p.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Theatre � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Art Club, Peer Mediators, NJHS, Chess Club, Academic UIL, Robotics � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Student Council/Government, Pep S uad, Yearbook School Uniform Color: Club School Uniform Color: White, Blue, Yellow White, Black, Maroon � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools of San Antonio, The University of Texas Health � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Communities in Schools Choice Program Specialization: Science Center at San Antonio, Scobee Education Center at San Antonio College, San Antonio Zoo International Baccalaureate, STEM, Technology
Hot Wells Middle School Edgar Allan Poe Middle School 400 Hot Wells Blvd., San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 000-0000 I www.saisd.net/hotwellsms 814 Aransas Ave., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-1235 I www.saisd.net/poems
At ot ells iddle School e are e cited to pro ide a colla orati e learnin Grades: 6 – 8 At oe iddle School e elie e e er st dent can de onstrate aster o Grades: 6 – 8 en iron ent ith cross c rric lar S Science echnolo n ineerin and learnin at hi h le els thro h ri oro s and en a in instr ction oe iddle ath and ro le ased earnin inte ration e stri e to de elop stron 2019 State Accountability: School ed cates all st dents and o r ission is to prepare each and e er st dent 2019 State Accountability: tr stin relationships ith o r scholars their a ilies and the co nit to NA or colle e and career readiness Rated Below C ens re hi h le els o acade ic achie e ent and reali e their hi hest potential � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Information Technology (IT), Middle School Partners Program (credit Distinction Designations: School Start/End Times: Closing Performance Gaps � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), AVID Excel, LOTC 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. attainment), Pre-AP offerings, Social and Emotional Learning, STEM/STEAM, Dual Language (6) (academic and extracurricular offering), Middle School Partners Program (credit attainment), Project Earliest Drop-off: 7:45 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) School Start/End Times: Based Learning, STEM/STEAM, Dual Language, Technology Applications, Principles of Information Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. Technology (HS Credit), Principles of Audio & Video (HS Credit), Spanish 1 & 2 (HS Credits), Makerspace, � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Broadcasting Studio School Uniform Color: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Lunch Bunch Book Club Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) 6th Grade: Grey 7th Grade: Royal Blue � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Dance, Mariachi, Theatre 8th Grade: Black Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country School Uniform Color: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: TBD White or Black polos, Poe Spirit Shirts � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Magik Theatre, Girl Zone, Communities in Schools Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Choice Program Specialization: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: TBD STEM, Dual Language Jeremiah Rhodes Middle School 3000 Tampico St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7925 I www.saisd.net/rhodesms
At ere iah hodes iddle School e elie e st dents deser e and are entitled Grades: 6 – 8 to e er opport nit to lea e ith the essential no led e and s ills necessar to rther their ed cation e prepare o r st dents or a orld that e races 2019 State Accountability: technolo in a ltit de o a s C Rated Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Computer Science, LOTC (academic and Social Studies extracurricular offering), Robotics � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Skills Classroom (BSC) School Start/End Times: 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Mariachi, Theatre Earliest Drop-off: 7:45 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: National Junior Honor Society, Lego Club, Pep S uad Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: School Uniform Color: Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country 6th White | 7th Maroon | 8th Black � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, City Year, Family Services, Dee Howard Aerospace Foundation, Good Samaritan Center Choice Program Specialization: Media and Technology
Harry H. Rogers Middle School 314 Galway St., San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6840 I www.saisd.net/rogersms
At o ers iddle School e elie e in acade ic e cellence or e er st dent e Grades: 6 – 8 pro ide st dents ith a stron ed cational o ndation in ath readin science and social st dies and pro ide S special ed cation and i ted talented 2019 State Accountability: ser ices to eli i le st dents Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Middle School Partners Program (credit attainment), Pre-AP offerings, LOTC School Start/End Times: (academic and extracurricular offering) 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Skills Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 8:00 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Orchestra, Theatre (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Agriculture Club School Uniform Color: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: White, Black, Purple Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools
Fidel Tafolla Middle School 1303 W. César Chávez Blvd., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7930 I www.saisd.net/tafollams
At a olla iddle School e elie e in or in to ether or st dent s ccess and Grades: 6 – 8 e po er ent or their t re e o er orld lan a es incl din apanese and e are also a D al an a e ca p s 2019 State Accountability: C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Dual Language (6), World Languages, LOTC (academic and extracurricular offering), Middle School Partners Program (credit Distinction Designations: attainment), Social and Emotional Learning Academic Growth, Closing Performance Gaps � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Skills Classroom (BSC) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Mariachi, Orchestra, Theatre School Start/End Times: 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Japanese, Robotics Club/Team, Mini GEMS Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: Latest Pick-up: 5:30 p.m. Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country (Extended Day 6 p.m.)
� EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, City Year, Big Brothers Big Sisters Black, Red John Greenleaf Whittier Middle School 2101 Edison Drive, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 738-9755 I www.saisd.net/whittierms
At hittier iddle School o r oal is to prepare o r st dents or colle e and Grades: 6 – 8 the or orce teachin the responsi ilit or ani ational s ills pro idin a ri oro s c rric l and holdin the acco nta le or their learnin 2019 State Accountability: B Rated Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), Dual Language Reading, Social Studies, Academic � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Growth, Closing Performance Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Mariachi, Theatre � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Book Club, E-Gaming Club opportunities, National Junior Honor School Start/End Times: Society, STEAM/STEM Club, Yearbook 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country (Extended Day 6:15 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brother Big Sisters, Communities in Schools White, Black, Yellow
Harry H. Rogers Middle School 314 Galway St., San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6840 I www.saisd.net/rogersms
At o ers iddle School e elie e in acade ic e cellence or e er st dent e Grades: 6 – 8 pro ide st dents ith a stron ed cational o ndation in ath readin science and social st dies and pro ide S special ed cation and i ted talented 2019 State Accountability: ser ices to eli i le st dents Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Middle School Partners Program (credit attainment), Pre-AP offerings, LOTC School Start/End Times: (academic and extracurricular offering) 8:35 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Skills Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 8:00 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Orchestra, Theatre (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Agriculture Club School Uniform Color: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: White, Black, Purple Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools
Academies
Academies are schools with non-traditional grade configurations, such as: PK-8, K-8, 6-12, PK-12, and more.
ADVANCED LEARNING ACADEMY
BEACON HILL ACADEMY
BONHAM ACADEMY
BOWDEN ACADEMY
COTTON ACADEMY
CROCKETT ACADEMY
DEMOCRACY PREP AT THE STEWART CAMPUS
FENWICK ACADEMY
HAWTHORNE ACADEMY
IRVING DUAL LANGUAGE ACADEMY
JAPHET ACADEMY
M.L. KING ACADEMY
MISSION ACADEMY
WILL ROGERS ACADEMY
STEELE MONTESSORI ACADEMY
MARK TWAIN DUAL LANGUAGE ACADEMY
WOODLAWN ACADEMY
YOUNG MEN’S LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
YOUNG WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 31 Advanced Learning Academy in partnership with: 621 W. Euclid Ave., San Antonio, TX 78212 (PK-3) • (210) 738-9760 • www.saisd.net/ala 637 N. Main Ave., San Antonio, TX 78205 (4-12) • (210) 738-9763 • www.saisd.net/ala At Ad anced earnin Acade e oster a depth o thin in thro h pro le Grades: PK – 12 sol in creati e desi n and real orld applications as st dents de elop deep content no led e and c ttin ed e learnin s ills to prepare the or an and 2019 State Accountability: all t res that the can en ision B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Spanish, Master Teacher Tutorials, Pre-AP offerings, Project Distinction Designations: Reading, Science, Social Studies, Based Learning, Social and Emotional Learning, STEM/STEAM, Tech Apps Post Secondary Readiness � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts (KG-8), Band (4-8), Elementary Music (KG-5), Dance (6-8), Mariachi (4-8), Theatre (4-8) School Start/End Times: 7:55 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Math Club, Book Club, Gardening Club, Spanish Club, Student Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Advisory Board, Student Council/Government, Makerspace Sessions, Pep S uad, Robotics Club/Team, Archery Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country School Uniform Color: Hunter Green, White � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio (KG-8) � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Art Pace, Bibliotech, Briscoe Art Museum, CAST Network, City Year, Curiosity Choice Program Specialization: Club, DoSeum, Esperanza, Gemini Ink, Kingdom for Kids, Mitchell Lake, San Antonio Museum of Art, San Accelerated Learning, Project-Based Learning Antonio River Authority, SAWS, Texas A&M San Antonio, Trinity University, Wolf Trap, Witte Museum, YMCA
ill A H ca on d Beacon Hill Academy Agnes Cotton Academy c e a m e y 1411 W. Ashby Place, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 738-9765 I www.saisd.net/beaconhillacademy 1616 Blanco Road, San Antonio, TX 78212 • (210) 738-9780 I www.saisd.net/cottonacademy B
L At eacon ill Acade e elie e o r st dents can and ant to learn at their At otton Acade st dents en a e in a hi h alit acade ic pro ra s Grades: PK – 8 Grades: PK – 8 i g s h e t c le el and a ilit et desire to e challen ed e pro ide st dents ith a ariet o ithin a c lt re o hi h e pectations that e po ers the as leaders hile in c g u t S learnin acti ities that allo the to create desi n and colla orate 2019 State Accountability: osterin the de elop ent o critical thin in pro le sol in colla oration and 2019 State Accountability: he Path to Rated Below C co nication s ills hich are necessar or colle e and career readiness B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Master Teacher Distinction Designations: Tutorials, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Leadership, Master Teacher Tutorials, Math, Academic Growth, � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, Social and Emotional Learning Closing Performance Gaps, Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Elementary Music (KG-5), Dance Post Secondary Readiness � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (KG-5) Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Art Club opportunities, Book Club, Girl Zone, Yearbook � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Art Club opportunities, Young Professionals Organization, Cheer/ School Start/End Times: School Uniform Color: Pom S uad, Gardening Club, Safety Patrol 7:45 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, White, Navy Blue, Royal Blue Earliest Drop-off: 7:20 a.m. Cross Country � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars Master Teacher Program: 5:30 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: The University of Texas at San Antonio, San Antonio College, San Antonio School Uniform Color: Youth Literacy, HEB, COPS Metro � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, SA Youth Literacy Buddy Readers, Beacon Hill Community Mentor Program White, Green
Choice Program Specialization: Critical Thinking
James Bonham Academy David Crockett Academy 925 S. St. Mary’s St., San Antonio TX 78205 • (210) 228-3300I www.saisd.net/bonhamacademy 2215 Morales St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 738-9785 I www.saisd.net/crockettacademy
At onha Acade e oc s on o r three pillars lan a e ine arts and Grades: K – 8 At roc ett Acade o r oal is to pro ide all st dents ith a sa e learnin Grades: PK – 8 science r s all school is a n rt rin and s pporti e en iron ent or o r en iron ent that prod ces a ell ro nded ed cation r teachers and sta st dents to e plore their interests and is co itted to ens rin all o o r st dents 2019 State Accountability: challen e st dents to reach their hi hest potential dail in acade ics athletics 2019 State Accountability: ha e the opport nities the deser e Rated Below C arts and citi enship Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Advancement Via Individual Distinction Designations: School Start/End Times: Academic Growth campus), Dual Language, Robotics, STEM/STEAM, Environmental Science, Mexican American Studies 7:55 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Determination (AVID), Dual Language, Algebra 1 � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts (K-8), Band (6-8), Elementary Music (KG-5), Dance (6-8), Accordion Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Safe Optimal Learning School Start/End Times: (6-8), Theatre (2-8), Folclorico (KG-5), Guitar (6-8) Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. Environment (SOLE) 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Chess Club, Philosophy Club, Robotics Club/Team � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Elementary Music (KG-5), Dance, Orchestra Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, School Uniform Color: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Coding, Makerspace Sessions (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Cross Country Hunter Green, White � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio Cross Country School Uniform Color: Black, Gray, Blue, Yellow � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: UTSA, Kiwanis, San Anto Cultural Arts, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), HEB, � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio RBFCU, Jefferson Bank, Broadway Bank, Girls’ Inc., SNIPSA, Guide Dogs of Texas Inc., Whataburger, San � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Communities in School, San Antonio Youth Antonio Public Library, Bibliotech, Trinity University, San Antonio River Authority, Teach For America San Choice Program Specialization: Literacy (SAYL), HEB, UTSA, Good Samaritan Community Services Antonio, San Antonio Museum of Art, Arsenal Church, The Friendly Spot, Little Em’s, Rosario’s Dual Language, Fine Arts, STEAM ACA in partnership with: EN D Artemisia Bowden Academy D E M W 515 Willow St., San Antonio, TX 78202 • (210) 738-9770 I www.saisd.net/bowdenacademy Y O
B r ission at o den Acade is to or in partnership ith parents a ilies Grades: PK – 8 sta and co nit sta eholders to c lti ate the social e otional and acade ic B ! s ills needed to connect o r st dents learnin to their t re 2019 State Accountability: OB E CAT PRID Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), Pre-AP offerings, Project School Start/End Times: Based Learning, Social and Emotional Learning, Academic Electives 8:00 a.m. - 3:35 p.m. (M-Th) � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special 8:00 a.m. - 12:50 p.m. (Fri) Education (ECSE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Elementary Music (KG-5) (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Art Club opportunities, Girl Zone, National Junior Honor Society, Journalism, Lunch Bunch Book Club, Student Council School Uniform Color: White, Red � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Ella Austin, Girl Zone, Ft. Sam Houston, Dignowity Hill Neighborhood Choice Program Specialization: Association, Blue Star Art Project-Based Learning
Agnes Cotton Academy 1616 Blanco Road, San Antonio, TX 78212 • (210) 738-9780 I www.saisd.net/cottonacademy
At otton Acade st dents en a e in a hi h alit acade ic pro ra Grades: PK – 8 ithin a c lt re o hi h e pectations that e po ers the as leaders hile osterin the de elop ent o critical thin in pro le sol in colla oration and 2019 State Accountability: co nication s ills hich are necessar or colle e and career readiness B Rated Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Leadership, Master Teacher Tutorials, Math, Academic Growth, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, Social and Emotional Learning Closing Performance Gaps, � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Elementary Music (KG-5), Dance Post Secondary Readiness
� EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Art Club opportunities, Young Professionals Organization, Cheer/ School Start/End Times: Pom S uad, Gardening Club, Safety Patrol 7:45 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Earliest Drop-off: 7:20 a.m. Cross Country Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. Master Teacher Program: 5:30 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, SA Youth Literacy Buddy Readers, Beacon Hill School Uniform Color: Community Mentor Program White, Green
Choice Program Specialization: Critical Thinking
David Crockett Academy 2215 Morales St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 738-9785 I www.saisd.net/crockettacademy
At roc ett Acade o r oal is to pro ide all st dents ith a sa e learnin Grades: PK – 8 en iron ent that prod ces a ell ro nded ed cation r teachers and sta challen e st dents to reach their hi hest potential dail in acade ics athletics 2019 State Accountability: arts and citi enship Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Advancement Via Individual Distinction Designations: Determination (AVID), Dual Language, Algebra 1 Academic Growth � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Safe Optimal Learning School Start/End Times: Environment (SOLE) 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Elementary Music (KG-5), Dance, Orchestra Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Coding, Makerspace Sessions (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country School Uniform Color: Black, Gray, Blue, Yellow � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, Communities in School, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), HEB, UTSA, Good Samaritan Community Services Democracy Prep at the Stewart Campus in partnership with: 1950 Rigsby Ave., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 438-6875 I www.dpsc.democracyprep.org
At De ocrac rep Ste art o r ission is to ed cate responsi le citi en scholars Grades: PK – 8 or s ccess in a colle e o their choice and a li e o acti e citi enship e pro ide st dents ith a ri oro s colle e prep acade ic pro ra alon ith co c rric lars 2019 State Accountability: that ill help st dents eco e etter learners Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Civics Education, School Start/End Times: Social and Emotional Learning 7:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Drama/Theatre (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Art Club opportunities, Diversity Club, Drama/Theatre Club opportunities, National Junior Honor Society, Student Council/Government, Speech & Debate, Coding School Uniform Color: Blue, Yellow � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Accenture, Coder Dojo, Doseum Choice Program Specialization: Civic Education
Marin B. Fenwick Academy in partnership with: 1930 Waverly Ave., San Antonio, TX 78228 • (210) 438-6540 I www.saisd.net/fenwickacademy
At en ic Acade o r ed cational ra e or enco passes acade ics ine Grades: PK – 8 arts ph sical itness and social e otional learnin Instr ction that en a es st dents in in ir critical thin in pro le sol in creati it and social 2019 State Accountability: interaction is the o ndation o learnin opport nities on o r ca p s Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, International Baccalaureate (IB), School Start/End Times: Dual Language (PreK - 5) 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:50 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (KG-5), Dance, Orchestra, Theatre (6-8) (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Chess Club, UIL Academics, Choir, Dance, Theater Arts School Uniform Color: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, PK-5th Royal Blue | 6th-8th Black Cross Country All grades: White � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: HEB, YMCA, Girls Inc, San Antonio College, St. Mary’s University, Lion’s Club Choice Program Specialization: International Baccalaureate, Fine Arts
Nathaniel Hawthorne Academy 115 W. Josephine St., San Antonio, TX 78212 • (210) 738-9795 I www.saisd.net/hawthorneacademy
At a thorne Acade o r oal is to e po er o r scholars to e lo al chan e Grades: K – 8 a ers ho are e ipped ith the reso rces a ilities and inspiration to o erco e challen es lead their co nities and s ccess ll achie e their drea s 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), Leadership, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Project Based Learning School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Elementary Music (KG-5), Dance, Mariachi Latest Pick-up: 3:45 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Coding, Gardening Club, Girl Scouts, Makerspace Sessions, STEAM/ STEM Club School Uniform Color: Red � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, YMCA of San Antonio, San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio Youth Literacy Choice Program Specialization: Civic Education, Fine Arts in partnership with: TON NG IR Democracy Prep at the Stewart Campus I V Washington Irving Dual Language Academy H I S N A 1950 Rigsby Ave., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 438-6875 I www.dpsc.democracyprep.org G 1300 Delgado St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 738-9740 I www.saisd.net/irvingacademy
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At De ocrac rep Ste art o r ission is to ed cate responsi le citi en scholars Grades: PK – 8 D At ashin ton Ir in D al an a e Acade e pro ide st dents ith the Grades: PK – 8 U Y A M or s ccess in a colle e o their choice and a li e o acti e citi enship e pro ide L ost ad anced co prehensi e d al lan a e e perience that s pports the E LA D st dents ith a ri oro s colle e prep acade ic pro ra alon ith co c rric lars 2019 State Accountability: N CA de elop ent o hi hl pro icient iliterate indi id als ith co niti e eta 2019 State Accountability: GUAGE A that ill help st dents eco e etter learners Rated Below C lin istic s ills C Rated
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Civics Education, School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language School Start/End Times: Social and Emotional Learning 7:45 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Elementary Music (KG-5), Mariachi 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:45 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Reading Club, Yearbook Latest Pick-up: 3:45 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Drama/Theatre (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Art Club opportunities, Diversity Club, Drama/Theatre Club Cross Country opportunities, National Junior Honor Society, Student Council/Government, Speech & Debate, Coding School Uniform Color: School Uniform Color: Blue, Yellow � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio Red or White polo, Khaki or Black pants � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Garrett Center Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Accenture, Coder Dojo, Doseum Choice Program Specialization: Choice Program Specialization: Civic Education Dual Language
A ET CA Eloise Japhet Academy H D P E 314 Astor St., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-3345 I www.saisd.net/japhetacademy A M
J Y At aphet Acade it is o r oal to ens re e er st dent recei es alit Grades: PK – 8 instr ction e er da in e er classroo e oster a li e lon desire to learn pro idin o r st dents ith the opport nities to de elop the sel es acade icall 2019 State Accountability: ph sicall sociall and e otionall Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Middle School School Start/End Times: Partners Program (credit attainment), Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Elementary Music (KG-5), Orchestra (Extended Day 4:45 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Safety Patrol School Uniform Color: � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Blue Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Direct General, COSTCO, Horace Mann, Liberty Mutual, AT&T, Home Depot, East Central Christian Fellowship
Martin Luther King Academy for Arts Integration 3501 M.L. King Drive, San Antonio, TX 78220 • (210) 978-7935 I www.saisd.net/mlkingacademy
At Acade or Arts Inte ration e ha e a oc s on arts inte ration Grades: K – 8 thro ho t o r c rric l to enhance st dent en a e ent and allo st dent e pression and creati it and elie e all st dents can e ell ro nded indi id als 2019 State Accountability: B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Master Teacher Tutorials, Social and Emotional Learning, Algebra 1, Tech Applications Distinction Designations: Academic Growth, � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Support Classroom Closing Performance Gaps (BSC) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Elementary Music (KG-5), Dance, Theatre (6-8) School Start/End Times: 8:10 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Book Club, National Junior Honor Society, American Sign Language, Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Newspaper Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country Boys: (Extended Day 5:30 p.m.) Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio White, Black, Yellow � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Girls Inc., Communities in Schools, Icon Talks, Texas A&M - San Antonio, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Tobin Center for Performing Arts Choice Program Specialization: Arts Integration Mission Academy 9210 S. Presa St., San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6880 I www.saisd.net/missionacademy
At ission Acade e pro ide st dents ith an e al opport nit to stri e Grades: PK – 8 acade icall o erin ri oro s acade ic e pos re s all class si es technolo dri en instr ction and contin o s collea e colla oration and ro th to enhance 2019 State Accountability: the o erall classroo e perience B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Social and Emotional Learning, Distinction Designations: Regional Day School Program for the Deaf (RDSPD) Social Studies, Academic Growth, Closing Performance Gaps, � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Post Secondary Readiness � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts (KG-8), Choir (6-8), Theatre (KG-8), Band (6-8), Elementary Music (KG-5) School Start/End Times: 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Safety Patrol Earliest Drop-off: 7:25 a.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. Cross Country, Football (7) (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Calumet, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL) White, Royal Blue
Will Rogers Academy 620 McIlvaine St., San Antonio, TX 78212 • (210) 738-9825 I www.saisd.net/rogersacademy
At ill o ers Acade o r ission is to pro ide st dents ro th rade Grades: PK – 8 ith an e ceptional acade ic and social learnin e perience that ill eco e the o ndation or st dents to reach their ll potential e teach the hole 2019 State Accountability: child pro ide ri oro s acade ic instr ction ild stron character and c lti ate Rated Below C creati e spirits thro h o r ine Arts pro ra s School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by campus), Dual 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Language Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Choir, Elementary Music (KG-5), Theatre (6-8) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Art Club opportunities, Gamma Sigma Girls, Flag School Uniform Color: th th th football PK-5 White, Purple | 6 -8 Grey, White � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers Big Sisters, Girl Scouts, MCCSA, Mission Vineyard, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Girls on the Run, Pepsi, VIA Metro Transit
Laura Steele Montessori Academy 722 Haggin St., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 438-6870 I www.saisd.net/steelemontessori
At Steele ontessori Acade e elie e in st dent centered learnin sin Grades: PK – 5 (expanding to PK-8) a ontessori approach ith c rric l and a stron e phasis on creatin independent indi id als ho sho e path and co passion 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Montessori, Social and Emotional Learning, Multi-Grade Classrooms School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (KG-5) Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Art Club opportunities, (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Recycling Club, Robotics Club/Team, Model UN School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio White, Black, Red
Choice Program Specialization: Montessori Mission Academy Mark Twain Dual Language Academy 9210 S. Presa St., San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6880 I www.saisd.net/missionacademy 2411 San Pedro Ave., San Antonio, TX 78212 • (210) 738-9745 I www.saisd.net/twainduallanguage
At ission Acade e pro ide st dents ith an e al opport nit to stri e Grades: PK – 8 At ar ain D al an a e Acade e are a pre ier D al an a e school Grades: PK – 7 (expanding to PK-8) acade icall o erin ri oro s acade ic e pos re s all class si es technolo that is ided three core principles hi h le els o ilin alis and iliterac dri en instr ction and contin o s collea e colla oration and ro th to enhance 2019 State Accountability: hi h acade ic achie e ent in oth pro ra lan a es and socioc lt ral 2019 State Accountability: the o erall classroo e perience B Rated co petence A Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Social and Emotional Learning, Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Pre AP offerings, Distinction Designations: Regional Day School Program for the Deaf (RDSPD) Social Studies, Academic Growth, Master Teacher Tutorials, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Leader in Me (Social and Reading, Math, Closing Performance Closing Performance Gaps, Emotional Learning) Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Post Secondary Readiness � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (KG-5), Mariachi (6-7) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts (KG-8), Choir (6-8), Theatre (KG-8), Band (6-8), Elementary School Start/End Times: Music (KG-5) School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Mariachi Club (4-5), Folclorico, Art Club, Makerspace, Book Club, 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Student Council, After school intramurals Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Safety Patrol Earliest Drop-off: 7:25 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:35 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Will participate in Academy Athletics League � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. (Extended Day 4:45 p.m.) Cross Country, Football (7) (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: UTSA Lab School, Alta Vista Neighborhood Association Navy Blue, Orange, White � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Calumet, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL) White, Royal Blue Choice Program Specialization: Dual Language
Woodlawn Academy in partnership with: 1717 W. Magnolia Ave., San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 438-6560 I www.saisd.net/woodlawnacademy
At oodla n Acade e are a co nit centered school that elie es Grades: K – 8 in teachin the hole child e ai to de elop in irin no led ea le and carin o n people ho help create a etter and ore peace l orld thro h 2019 State Accountability: interc lt ral nderstandin and respect Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: International Baccalaureate (IB), Dual Language School Start/End Times: (K-6), World Languages (6), Spanish (6-8), French (6-8), Leadership and Visual Arts (LAVA), U.S. History (8), 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Principles of Education (8) Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) Latest Pick-up: 3:45 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band, Elementary Music (KG-5), Dance � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Art Club, Book Club, Photography Club, Dance Club, Woodlawn School Uniform Color: Academy Cultural Heritage Club White, Black, Red � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Volleyball Boys: Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), San Antonio Food Bank, HEB, The Choice Program Specialization: Assistance League of San Antonio International Baccalaureate
Young Men’s Leadership Academy at Phillis Wheatley 415 Gabriel St., San Antonio, TX 78202 • (210) 354-9652 I www.saisd.net/ymla
At o n en s eadership Acade e are San Antonio s irst all o s p lic Grades: 4 – 12 school o erin a odel o ed cation that is ac ed research indicatin that o s and irls learn di erentl A helps o s achie e their hi hest potential 2019 State Accountability: settin hi h e pectations and e phasi in character leadership and discipline B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Information Technology (IT), LOTC (academic and Distinction Designations: Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies, extracurricular offering), Master Teacher Tutorials, Pre-AP offerings, Project Based Learning, Social and Academic Growth, Closing Performance Emotional Learning, Latin, Daily Meditation and Assembly, Single Gender Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band (6-8), Choir (6-8), Elementary Music (4-5) School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Book Club, Boy Scouts, Coding, Drama/Theatre Club opportunities, 8:15 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Gardening Club, National Junior Honor Society, Student Advisory Board, Student Council/Government, Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Social Justice Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Boys: Football, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Tennis, Golf, Cross Country School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars White, Purple � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Big Brothers, Omega Psi Phi Mentoring, Classical Society Choice Program Specialization: Single Gender, Leadership Young Women’s Leadership Academy in partnership with: 2123 W. Huisache Ave., San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 438-6525 I www.saisd.net/ywla
At the o n o en s eadership Acade st dents en a e in a ri oro s Grades: 6 – 12 colle e preparator c rric l ith the nderstandin that percent o st dents ill rad ate prepared to enroll in and rad ate ro colle e and e 2019 State Accountability: A Rated acti e leaders in their co nit Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Pre-AP offerings, Engineering, Digital Media, Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies, Robotics, Civics, Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), Critical Discourse, Single Gender Academic Growth, Closing Performance � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Choir, Dance (7-8), Theatre Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Math Counts, FIRST Lego League, Honor Societies, Science Club, School Start/End Times: Girls on the Run Club, Photography Club, Girls Giving Group, Girl Up, Students Demand Action, Student 8:30 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. Council, Kindness Rocks Club Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 5:00 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Cross Country School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio White, Red, Blue, special uniform that � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Audubon Society, Young Women’s Preparatory Network, The Magik Theatre, includes a cardigan, plaid skirt, blouse & tie Girls Inc., Girls on the Run, NHI, St. Mary’s Law School, HEB, Frost Bank, American Heart Association, NCGS, Southwest Research Institute, Bexar County Women’s Bar Association, Impact SA, SAWS, UT Health Choice Program Specialization: System Single Gender, STEM Young Women’s Leadership Academy in partnership with: 2123 W. Huisache Ave., San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 438-6525 I www.saisd.net/ywla Elementary Schools At the o n o en s eadership Acade st dents en a e in a ri oro s Grades: 6 – 12 colle e preparator c rric l ith the nderstandin that percent o st dents ill rad ate prepared to enroll in and rad ate ro colle e and e 2019 State Accountability: Elementary Schools are PK-5 or PK-6 campuses. A Rated acti e leaders in their co nit Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Pre-AP offerings, Engineering, Digital Media, Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies, ARNOLD ELEMENTARY HUPPERTZ ELEMENTARY Robotics, Civics, Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), Critical Discourse, Single Gender Academic Growth, Closing Performance � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Choir, Dance (7-8), Theatre Gaps, Post Secondary Readiness BALL ELEMENTARY KELLY ELEMENTARY � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Math Counts, FIRST Lego League, Honor Societies, Science Club, School Start/End Times: Girls on the Run Club, Photography Club, Girls Giving Group, Girl Up, Students Demand Action, Student 8:30 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. BARKLEY-RUIZ ELEMENTARY SARAH KING ELEMENTARY Council, Kindness Rocks Club Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 5:00 p.m. BASKIN ELEMENTARY LAMAR ELEMENTARY � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Girls: Volleyball, Basketball, Track, Soccer, Cross Country School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio White, Red, Blue, special uniform that J.T. BRACKENRIDGE ELEMENTARY MADISON ELEMENTARY � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Audubon Society, Young Women’s Preparatory Network, The Magik Theatre, includes a cardigan, plaid skirt, blouse & tie Girls Inc., Girls on the Run, NHI, St. Mary’s Law School, HEB, Frost Bank, American Heart Association, NCGS, BRISCOE ELEMENTARY MARGIL ELEMENTARY Southwest Research Institute, Bexar County Women’s Bar Association, Impact SA, SAWS, UT Health Choice Program Specialization: System Single Gender, STEM CAMERON ELEMENTARY MAVERICK ELEMENTARY
CARVAJAL ELEMENTARY MILLER ELEMENTARY
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DOUGLASS ELEMENTARY PERSHING ELEMENTARY
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FOSTER ELEMENTARY RODRIGUEZ MONTESSORI ELEMENTARY FRANKLIN ELEMENTARY SCHENCK ELEMENTARY GATES ELEMENTARY SMITH ELEMENTARY GRAEBNER ELEMENTARY STORM ELEMENTARY GREEN ELEMENTARY WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY HERFF ELEMENTARY WILSON ELEMENTARY HIGHLAND HILLS ELEMENTARY WOODLAWN HILLS ELEMENTARY HIGHLAND PARK ELEMENTARY YWLA: PRIMARY HILLCREST ELEMENTARY
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For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 39 Charles A. Arnold Elementary School Mildred Baskin Elementary School 467 Freiling Drive, San Antonio, TX 78213 • (210) 438-6530 I www.saisd.net/arnoldes 630 Crestview Drive, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 438-6535 I www.saisd.net/baskines
At Arnold le entar School e elie e that hi h e pectations are the e to Grades: PK – 5 At as in le entar School e pro ide st dents ith en a in st dent Grades: PK – 5 st dent s ccess r school ed cates all st dents and o r ission is to create centered lessons that ill de elop li elon learners so that pon rad ation the li elon learners ho are read or the real orld 2019 State Accountability: ill eel e po ered and e ipped to p rs e their drea s 2019 State Accountability: C Rated B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Master Teacher Tutorials, Positive Distinction Designations: Reading Intervention, Social and Emotional Learning School Start/End Times: Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, Social and Emotional Learning Reading, Math, � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Bilingual Early Childhood 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Post Secondary Readiness Special Education (ECSE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music, Elementary Strings (4-5) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music School Start/End Times: (Extended Day 6 p.m.) 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Book Club, Safety Patrol, � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Coding, Lunch Bunch Book Club, Gardening, Safety Patrols, Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Writing Club School Uniform Color: Peer Mediation, UIL Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. White, Green � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio (Extended Day 6 p.m.)
� COMMUNITY PARTNERS: SAYL, UTSA, City of Balcones Heights, Target, HEB, Chick Fil A, Bedoy’s Bakery, School Uniform Color: Cafe Rosa, Pretty Petals Blue
Charles C. Ball Elementary School J.T. Brackenridge Elementary School 343 Koehler Court, San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6845 I www.saisd.net/balles 1214 Guadalupe St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7950 I www.saisd.net/jtbrackes
At harles all le entar School st dents are pro ided ith pro ect ased Grades: PK – 5 At rac enrid e le entar School o r children are en a ed in learnin Grades: PK – 5 learnin c rric l and a ide ran e o technolo reso rces that increase ri or and o r teachers propel o r scholars acade ic ro th and de elop ent to hi h and rele ance and pro ide st dents ith the st cent r s ills that the need to 2019 State Accountability: le els e oc s on o r ost critical or o pro idin children ith the est 2019 State Accountability: e s ccess l in the careers o the t re Rated Below C ed cation possi le Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Project Based School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, School Start/End Times: Learning, STEM/STEAM 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Social and Emotional Learning 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Education (ECSE) Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. (Extended Day 6:20 p.m.) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (Extended Day 5:30 p.m.) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music, Elementary Strings (4-5) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Crazy 8’s Math Club, Reading Book Club, Art Club, San Antonio iPlay, � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Art Club opportunities, Drama/Theatre Club opportunities School Uniform Color: Girls on the Run School Uniform Color: Free dress, spirit shirts, black White, Black, Blue � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars and blue bottoms � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Southwest School of Art KIDS Program, ESPERANZA Center, AVENIDA Guadalupe, Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, Communities in Schools, Martinez Street Women’s Center
Choice Program Specialization: Project-Based Learning
Barkley-Ruiz Elementary School Andrew Briscoe Elementary School in partnership with: 1111 S. Navidad St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7940 I www.saisd.net/barkleyruizes 2015 S. Flores St., San Antonio, TX 78204 • (210) 228-3305 I www.saisd.net/briscoees
At ar le i le entar School e elie e e st teach st dents in the a Grades: PK – 5 At riscoe le entar School e elie e it is necessar to pro ide st dents ith Grades: PK – 5 that the learn est r school s pri ar oc s is to allo opport nities here the tools and opport nities to ta e o nership o their learnin and e contri tors o r st dents ta e the starrin role in their learnin and nderstandin sin the 2019 State Accountability: to the co nit and the orld It is i perati e to de elop intellect al thin ers 2019 State Accountability: onstr cti is odel C Rated ho are acade icall s ccess l and internationall inded C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Project Based Learning, Social and Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: International Baccalaureate (IB), PreKindergarten, Distinction Designation: Emotional Learning; 6 Master Teachers; Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Science, Academic Growth, Dual Language, Reading Intervention Academic Growth Closing Performance Gaps � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Bilingual Early Childhood � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) School Start/End Times: Special Education (ECSE), Safe Optimal Learning Environment (SOLE) School Start/End Times: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music, Spanish 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music, Mariachi (3-5) Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Crochet Club, Kindness Rocks Club, Recycling Club, Safety Patrol, Latest Pick-up: 3:45 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Reading Club, Peer Assistance & Leadership (PALs), Lego Club, Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. Los Caballeros Distinguidos (Teaches young men etiquette, social manners) (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Safety Patrol, Yearbook, UIW Mini GEMS Girl Teams, Gardening Club, Choir (Extended Day 4:15 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio School Uniform Color: School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, S.M.A.R.T, Ft. Sam Houston Medical Battalion, Hill White, Green, Yellow Red, White, Blue Country Bakery, First Baptist Church - Briscoe Buddies, San Antonio Museum of Art, The McNay, UTSA, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Boys & Girls Club, Mays Center, Texas A&M San Antonio Choice Program Specialization: Choice Program Specialization: Project-Based Learning International Baccalaureate Mildred Baskin Elementary School 630 Crestview Drive, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 438-6535 I www.saisd.net/baskines
At as in le entar School e pro ide st dents ith en a in st dent Grades: PK – 5 centered lessons that ill de elop li elon learners so that pon rad ation the ill eel e po ered and e ipped to p rs e their drea s 2019 State Accountability: B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Master Teacher Tutorials, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, Social and Distinction Designations: Emotional Learning Reading, Math, Post Secondary Readiness � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music School Start/End Times: 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Coding, Lunch Bunch Book Club, Gardening, Safety Patrols, Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Peer Mediation, UIL Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio (Extended Day 6 p.m.)
� COMMUNITY PARTNERS: SAYL, UTSA, City of Balcones Heights, Target, HEB, Chick Fil A, Bedoy’s Bakery, School Uniform Color: Cafe Rosa, Pretty Petals Blue
J.T. Brackenridge Elementary School 1214 Guadalupe St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7950 I www.saisd.net/jtbrackes
At rac enrid e le entar School o r children are en a ed in learnin Grades: PK – 5 and o r teachers propel o r scholars acade ic ro th and de elop ent to hi h le els e oc s on o r ost critical or o pro idin children ith the est 2019 State Accountability: ed cation possi le Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, School Start/End Times: Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Social and Emotional Learning 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (Extended Day 5:30 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Crazy 8’s Math Club, Reading Book Club, Art Club, San Antonio iPlay, Girls on the Run School Uniform Color: White, Black, Blue � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Southwest School of Art KIDS Program, ESPERANZA Center, AVENIDA Guadalupe, Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center, Communities in Schools, Martinez Street Women’s Center
Andrew Briscoe Elementary School in partnership with: 2015 S. Flores St., San Antonio, TX 78204 • (210) 228-3305 I www.saisd.net/briscoees
At riscoe le entar School e elie e it is necessar to pro ide st dents ith Grades: PK – 5 the tools and opport nities to ta e o nership o their learnin and e contri tors to the co nit and the orld It is i perati e to de elop intellect al thin ers 2019 State Accountability: ho are acade icall s ccess l and internationall inded C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: International Baccalaureate (IB), PreKindergarten, Distinction Designation: Dual Language, Reading Intervention Academic Growth � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) School Start/End Times: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music, Spanish 7:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Crochet Club, Kindness Rocks Club, Recycling Club, Safety Patrol, Latest Pick-up: 3:45 p.m. Los Caballeros Distinguidos (Teaches young men etiquette, social manners) (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, S.M.A.R.T, Ft. Sam Houston Medical Battalion, Hill White, Green, Yellow Country Bakery, First Baptist Church - Briscoe Buddies, San Antonio Museum of Art, The McNay, UTSA, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Boys & Girls Club, Mays Center, Texas A&M San Antonio Choice Program Specialization: International Baccalaureate Bella Cameron Elementary School Lorenzo De Zavala Elementary School 3635 Belgium Lane, San Antonio, TX 78219 • (210) 978-7960 I www.saisd.net/camerones 2311 San Luis St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7975 I www.saisd.net/dezavalaes
At a eron le entar School o r child is enco ra ed to ta e ris s thin deepl Grades: PK – 5 At De a ala le entar School e elie e or in to ether and s pportin one Grades: PK – 5 and acti el participate in con ersations a o t his her ed cation r st dents another thro h a close partnership is an essential actor in creatin a onder l learn thro h a i o traditional classroo teachin and technolo or a st 2019 State Accountability: learnin co nit 2019 State Accountability: C Rated C Rated cent r lended learnin approach � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Master � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Master Teacher Tutorials, Positive School Start/End Times: Teacher Tutorials School Start/End Times: Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, Social and Emotional Learning 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC), Early Childhood Special Education 8:05 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. (ECSE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:45 p.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:35 p.m. Education (ECSE) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (Extended Day 4:45 p.m.) (Extended Day 4:45 p.m.) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Reading Club, Lunch Bunch Book Club, Choir � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Safety Patrol, Running Club School Uniform Color: School Uniform Color: Blue � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio White, Blue � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Communities In Schools � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in School, First Responders, Rackspace
Choice Program Specialization: Critical Thinking
Esther Perez Carvajal Elementary School Frederick Douglass Elementary School 225 Arizona Ave., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7970 I www.saisd.net/carvajales 318 Martin Luther King Drive, San Antonio, TX 78203 • (210) 228-3315 I www.saisd.net/douglasses
At ar a al le entar School e elie e that a ro st school sets a stron Grades: Head Start & K – 5 At Do lass le entar School e are co itted to ens rin o r st dents ro Grades: PK – 5 o ndation or st dents ed cational o rne s o ether ith parents teachers sta learn create and inno ate thro h dail instr ction ased on indi id al st dent and co nit e ers st dents ill thri e and ha e a o l school e perience 2019 State Accountability: needs alon ith pro idin i ediate eed ac to st dents and a ilies e ai 2019 State Accountability: NA Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, Dual Language, STEM/STEAM to ser e and ild o r co nit so o r st dents can c lti ate a t re o their o n � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Makerspace, Master Teacher School Start/End Times: 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Tutorials, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, Robotics, Social and 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Emotional Learning, STEM/STEAM Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: STEAM/STEM Club Latest Pick-up: 6:00 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio School Uniform Color: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music, Elementary Strings (4-5) School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: City of San Antonio, City Year, Communities in Schools, Our Lady of the Lake Blue � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Gardening Club, Girl Zone, National Honor Society, White, Gray, Blue University, UTSA, SAPD Student Advisory Board, Lego Club, Makerspace Sessions, Robotics Club/Team, Safety Patrol � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: No Excuses University Network, DoSeum, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Girls Zone, Mount Zion Baptist Church, SAFD (sponsored by Chief Hood), “Yes, We Can!” Program
Collins Garden Elementary School Muriel Vance Forbes Elementary School 167 Harriman Place, San Antonio, TX 78204 • (210) 228-3310 I www.saisd.net/collinsgardenes 2630 Sally Gay Drive, San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6850 I www.saisd.net/forbeses
At ollins arden le entar School o r child has the opport nit to recei e Grades: PK – 5 At or es le entar School o r s all ca p s si e allo s teachers and sta to Grades: PK – 5 a hi h alit ed cation in an en a in s pporti e and carin learnin pro ide the instr ctional and e otional s pport each o o r st dents need to e en iron ent All st dents are challen ed in the classroo and can ild 2019 State Accountability: s ccess l each da r teachers and sta oc s on plannin and pro idin all 2019 State Accountability: leadership and tea or s ills C Rated st dents ith instr ction that contains ltiple le els o ri or the ri ht it or each C Rated indi id al st dent � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Master Teacher School Start/End Times: School Start/End Times: Tutorials, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, Social and Emotional 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten 8:10 a.m. - 3:10 p.m. Learning Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music, Choir Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. (Extended Day 4:45 p.m. T-Th) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Book Club, Chess � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Student Council/Government Club, Gardening Club, Student Council/Government, Safety Patrol, True Grit Fitness School Uniform Color: School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio Royal Blue White, Black, Navy Blue � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL) Lorenzo De Zavala Elementary School 2311 San Luis St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7975 I www.saisd.net/dezavalaes
At De a ala le entar School e elie e or in to ether and s pportin one Grades: PK – 5 another thro h a close partnership is an essential actor in creatin a onder l learnin co nit 2019 State Accountability: C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Master Teacher Tutorials School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC), Early Childhood Special Education 8:05 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (ECSE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:35 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (Extended Day 4:45 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Reading Club, Lunch Bunch Book Club, Choir School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio White, Blue � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Communities In Schools
Frederick Douglass Elementary School 318 Martin Luther King Drive, San Antonio, TX 78203 • (210) 228-3315 I www.saisd.net/douglasses
At Do lass le entar School e are co itted to ens rin o r st dents ro Grades: PK – 5 learn create and inno ate thro h dail instr ction ased on indi id al st dent needs alon ith pro idin i ediate eed ac to st dents and a ilies e ai 2019 State Accountability: to ser e and ild o r co nit so o r st dents can c lti ate a t re o their o n Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Makerspace, Master Teacher School Start/End Times: Tutorials, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, Robotics, Social and 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Emotional Learning, STEM/STEAM Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m.
� FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music, Elementary Strings (4-5) School Uniform Color: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Gardening Club, Girl Zone, National Honor Society, White, Gray, Blue Student Advisory Board, Lego Club, Makerspace Sessions, Robotics Club/Team, Safety Patrol � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: No Excuses University Network, DoSeum, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Girls Zone, Mount Zion Baptist Church, SAFD (sponsored by Chief Hood), “Yes, We Can!” Program
Muriel Vance Forbes Elementary School 2630 Sally Gay Drive, San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6850 I www.saisd.net/forbeses
At or es le entar School o r s all ca p s si e allo s teachers and sta to Grades: PK – 5 pro ide the instr ctional and e otional s pport each o o r st dents need to e s ccess l each da r teachers and sta oc s on plannin and pro idin all 2019 State Accountability: st dents ith instr ction that contains ltiple le els o ri or the ri ht it or each C Rated indi id al st dent School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten 8:10 a.m. - 3:10 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Student Council/Government School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars White, Black, Navy Blue Inez Foster Elementary School Charles Graebner Elementary School 6718 Pecan Valley Drive, San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6855 I www.saisd.net/fosteres 530 Hoover Ave., San Antonio, TX 78225 • (210) 228-3320 I www.saisd.net/graebneres
At oster le entar School e elie e in pro idin hi h alit instr ction to Grades: PK – 5 At rae ner le entar School e elie e in the s ccess and potential o each Grades: PK – 5 all o r st dents oster s aster teachers ser e all st dents and o er a ter school one o o r st dents and prepare the to eco e to orro s leaders r di erse t torin hich enhances o r st dents ed cational e perience 2019 State Accountability: e trac rric lar o erin s pro ide leadership s ills and co nit o treach ser ices 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Reading Intervention � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language Distinction Designation: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Academic Growth Education (ECSE) 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music School Start/End Times: Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Mariachi Club, Chess Club, Running Club 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Math Club, Reading Club, Book Club, Yearbook (Extended Day 5 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. School Uniform Color: (Extended Day 6 p.m.) All grades White, Blue School Uniform Color: White, Yellow, Purple
Benjamin Franklin Elementary School Robert B. Green Elementary School 1915 W. Olmos Drive, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 738-9790 I www.saisd.net/franklines 122 W. Whittier St., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-3325 I www.saisd.net/greenes
At en a in ran lin le entar School e elie e o r st dents ill eco e Grades: PK – 5 At o ert reen le entar School the ost i portant part o o r school Grades: PK - 5 li elon learners and p rs e hi her ed cation e ond hi h school creatin co nit is o r children and the a ilies e ser e e elie e that parents and con ident co passionate and prod cti e citi ens 2019 State Accountability: ardians are a al a le co ponent o o r st dents ed cation 2019 State Accountability: B Rated Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Master Teacher � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Master Teacher Tutorials, Positive Tutorials, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Distinction Designation: Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Distinction Designations: Intervention, Social and Emotional Learning Post Secondary Readiness Science � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) School Start/End Times: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music School Start/End Times: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. 7:45 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Student Council, Lunch Bunch Earliest Drop-off: 7:00 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Book Club, Chef/Cooking opportunities, Recycling Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. Book Club, Safety Patrol Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. Club, Safety Patrol, UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL) School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: UTSA Support and Enrichment Experience in Math (SEE) White, Blue White, Green
in partnership with: Samuel Houston Gates Elementary School Ferdinand Herff Elementary School 510 Morningview Drive, San Antonio, TX 78220 • (210) 738-9780 I www.saisd.net/gateses 996 S. Hackberry St., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-3330 I www.saisd.net/herffes
ates le entar School is a st dent centered nei h orhood school oc sed Grades: PK – 6 At er le entar School ed cators pro ide an enco ra in en iron ent Grades: PK – 5 on ildin a lo e or learnin At ates e elie e in i ple entin data ased and oti ate st dents to achie e hi h le els o learnin toda to e po er their instr ctional strate ies e contin e to reach stri e and ro dail 2019 State Accountability: to orro e elie e that all st dents are capa le o learnin and s cceedin 2019 State Accountability: B Rated Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Reading Intervention, Social and � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Advancement Via Individual Emotional Learning Distinction Designations: Determination (AVID), Dual Language, Master Teacher Tutorials, Reading Reading, Academic Growth, School Start/End Times: Intervention � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Closing Performance Gaps, 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Post Secondary Readiness � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band (6), Elementary Music Latest Pick-up: 6:00 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Math Club, Art Club opportunities, Book Club School Start/End Times: 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Girl Zone, Lunch School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Bunch Book Club, Makerspace Sessions, Running Club, Garden Club, Zumba after school, Mini Cheer White, Black, Blue, Khaki � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: NAACP Women, Reach Ministry, Gospel 1480 Radio Station, Emmanuel Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m.(Extended Day 4:20 p.m.) Camp Baptist Church, Mittman Street Diner, Mr. and Mrs G’s, HEB, Taco Cabana, Whataburger, AT&T Center, � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars Spurs Foundation, Starlight Baptist Church, Starbucks School Uniform Color: White, Green, Yellow � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities In Schools, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Saint Paul United Methodist Church, Carver Community Cultural Center Choice Program Specialization: Literacy Charles Graebner Elementary School 530 Hoover Ave., San Antonio, TX 78225 • (210) 228-3320 I www.saisd.net/graebneres
At rae ner le entar School e elie e in the s ccess and potential o each Grades: PK – 5 one o o r st dents and prepare the to eco e to orro s leaders r di erse e trac rric lar o erin s pro ide leadership s ills and co nit o treach ser ices 2019 State Accountability: B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language Distinction Designation: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Academic Growth � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Mariachi Club, Chess Club, Running Club 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.)
School Uniform Color: White, Yellow, Purple
Robert B. Green Elementary School 122 W. Whittier St., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-3325 I www.saisd.net/greenes
At o ert reen le entar School the ost i portant part o o r school Grades: PK - 5 co nit is o r children and the a ilies e ser e e elie e that parents and ardians are a al a le co ponent o o r st dents ed cation 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Master Teacher Tutorials, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Distinction Designations: Science � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music School Start/End Times: 7:45 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Student Council, Lunch Bunch Earliest Drop-off: 7:00 a.m. Book Club, Safety Patrol Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars (Extended Day 6 p.m.)
� COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL) School Uniform Color: White, Green
Ferdinand Herff Elementary School 996 S. Hackberry St., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-3330 I www.saisd.net/herffes
At er le entar School ed cators pro ide an enco ra in en iron ent Grades: PK – 5 and oti ate st dents to achie e hi h le els o learnin toda to e po er their to orro e elie e that all st dents are capa le o learnin and s cceedin 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID), Dual Language, Master Teacher Tutorials, Reading School Start/End Times: Intervention 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 6:00 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Girl Zone, Lunch School Uniform Color: Bunch Book Club, Makerspace Sessions, Running Club, Garden Club, Zumba after school, Mini Cheer White, Black, Blue, Khaki Camp � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities In Schools, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Saint Paul United Methodist Church, Carver Community Cultural Center Highland Hills Elementary School 734 Glamis Ave., San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6860 I www.saisd.net/highlandhillses
At i hland ills le entar School o r child ill hear the essa e ha e a Grades: PK – 5 ro th indset e a e s re o r child ets e perience or in in s all ro ps strate i in and sol in pro le s to ether to de elop colla orati e s ills 2019 State Accountability: the ill se at e er t re sta e o their li es B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten Distinction Designations: Math, Academic Growth, � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) Closing Performance Gaps, � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Post Secondary Readiness � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Start/End Times: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Chick-Fil-A, HEB, McDonald’s, Texas Roadhouse, Walmart 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.)
School Uniform Color: Blue, Yellow
Highland Park Elementary School 635 Rigsby Ave., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-3335 I www.saisd.net/highlandparkes
i hland ar le entar School sta e ers ens re that learnin is Grades: PK – 5 challen in sti latin and n in the est to shape independent li elon learners St dents are challen ed dail to ain a deeper nderstandin o concepts 2019 State Accountability: and connect hat the learn to their e er da li es A Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Master Teacher Tutorials Distinction Designations: Reading, Math, Science, Academic � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Growth, Closing Performance Gaps, � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Post Secondary Readiness � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Art Club opportunities, Chef/Cooking opportunities, School Start/End Times: Chess Club, Dance Team/Club opportunities, Gardening Club, Recycling Club, Safety Patrol, Writing Club, 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Running Club, Technology Club, Student Council, Beautifi cation Committee, Sprouts (for younger students) Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. (Extended Day 5:30 p.m.) � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Rainbow Bakery, Chick-Fil-A, Peter Piper Pizza, Forrester Financial, Fraternal Financial, Jimmy Johns, SA Heals, Food Bank, Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Irma’s Angels, SAFD, New School Uniform Color: Birth Missionary Baptist Church, Urban 15 Group, Assistance League of San Antonio, Mrs. Bairds, San Green, White Antonio Area Retired Teachers Association (SAARTA), Troop 300, The Smile Center, Acadian Ambulance, Boys and Girls Club
Hillcrest Elementary School 211 W. Malone Ave., San Antonio, TX 78214 • (210) 228-3340 I www.saisd.net/hillcrestes
At illcrest le entar School e elie e in pro idin a alit ed cation here Grades: PK – 5 st dents eco e passionatel en a ed learners ell ro nded and pro le sol in indi id als thro h d na ic teachin e ecti e odelin pro idin a ple 2019 State Accountability: opport nities and ac no led in their talents and achie e ents C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Positive Behavior Distinction Designation: Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Academic Growth � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Support Classroom School Start/End Times: (BSC) 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:35 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Agriculture Club, Book Club, Chess Club, Dance Team/Club (Extended Day 6 p.m.) opportunities, Robotics Club/Team, Scrabble Club, Safety Patrols � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Uniform Color: Maroon � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL) Highland Hills Elementary School Herman Hirsch Elementary School 734 Glamis Ave., San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6860 I www.saisd.net/highlandhillses 4826 Seabreeze Drive, San Antonio, TX 78220 • (210) 978-7985 I www.saisd.net/hirsches
At i hland ills le entar School o r child ill hear the essa e ha e a Grades: PK – 5 At er an irsch le entar School e are co itted to creatin a s pporti e Grades: PK – 5 ro th indset e a e s re o r child ets e perience or in in s all learnin en iron ent that acilitates a co nit o li elon learners and a t re ro ps strate i in and sol in pro le s to ether to de elop colla orati e s ills 2019 State Accountability: eneration o leaders thro h ri oro s instr ction ith hi h e pectations in order 2019 State Accountability: the ill se at e er t re sta e o their li es B Rated to opti i e st dents llest potential Rated Below C Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Positive Behavior School Start/End Times: Math, Academic Growth, Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, Social and Emotional Learning, Tech Apps � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) Closing Performance Gaps, 8:10 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Post Secondary Readiness Education (ECSE) Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars Extended Day 4:30 p.m.) School Start/End Times: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Chick-Fil-A, HEB, McDonald’s, Texas Roadhouse, Walmart 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Safety Patrol School Uniform Color: Green, Yellow Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), 100 Black Men of San Antonio, Inc., School Uniform Color: Walmart Blue, Yellow
Highland Park Elementary School Mary Frances Huppertz Elementary School 635 Rigsby Ave., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-3335 I www.saisd.net/highlandparkes 247 Bangor Drive, San Antonio, TX 78228 • (210) 438-6580 I www.saisd.net/huppertzes
i hland ar le entar School sta e ers ens re that learnin is Grades: PK – 5 At ppert le entar School e elie e that e er st dent can learn and Grades: PK – 5 challen in sti latin and n in the est to shape independent li elon achie e s ccess at a hi h le el e ai to close the opport nit ap so that e learners St dents are challen ed dail to ain a deeper nderstandin o concepts 2019 State Accountability: can prepare all st dents or colle e careers and li e At ppert e stand or 2019 State Accountability: and connect hat the learn to their e er da li es A Rated e cellence honor and pride Rated Below C Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Master Teacher Tutorials � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, International School Start/End Times: Reading, Math, Science, Academic Baccalaureate (IB), Advancment Via Individual Determination (AVID), Spanish, Social and Emotional � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Growth, Closing Performance Gaps, 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Learning, Transdisciplinary Learning (emphasis on Inquiry Based Learning) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Post Secondary Readiness � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Art Club opportunities, Chef/Cooking opportunities, (Extended Day 6:20 p.m.) School Start/End Times: � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Chess Club, Dance Team/Club opportunities, Gardening Club, Recycling Club, Safety Patrol, Writing Club, 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Running Club, Technology Club, Student Council, Beautifi cation Committee, Sprouts (for younger students) Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Chef/Cooking opportunities, Drama/Theatre Club, Recycling Club, School Uniform Color: Safety Patrol, Community Garden, New Innovative Playground White, Blue, Green � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. (Extended Day 5:30 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Rainbow Bakery, Chick-Fil-A, Peter Piper Pizza, Forrester Financial, Fraternal Financial, Jimmy Johns, SA Heals, Food Bank, Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Irma’s Angels, SAFD, New School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Junior Achievement, University of Texas San Antonio (UTSA), St. Mary’s Birth Missionary Baptist Church, Urban 15 Group, Assistance League of San Antonio, Mrs. Bairds, San Green, White University, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL) Antonio Area Retired Teachers Association (SAARTA), Troop 300, The Smile Center, Acadian Ambulance, Choice Program Specialization: Boys and Girls Club International Baccalaureate
Hillcrest Elementary School George E. Kelly Elementary School 211 W. Malone Ave., San Antonio, TX 78214 • (210) 228-3340 I www.saisd.net/hillcrestes 1026 W. Thompson Place, San Antonio, TX 78226 • (210) 228-3350 I www.saisd.net/kellyes
At illcrest le entar School e elie e in pro idin a alit ed cation here Grades: PK – 5 At ell le entar School e elie e that all st dents co ld learn s ccess ll Grades: PK – 5 st dents eco e passionatel en a ed learners ell ro nded and pro le e pro ide st dents ith an ed cational e perience that ill prod ce prod cti e sol in indi id als thro h d na ic teachin e ecti e odelin pro idin a ple 2019 State Accountability: lo al citi ens and opport nities or st dents to en a e in a ariet o acti ities 2019 State Accountability: opport nities and ac no led in their talents and achie e ents C Rated that n rt re their interests B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Positive Behavior Distinction Designation: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Master Teacher Tutorials, Social and Distinction Designations: Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Academic Growth Emotional Learning Math, Academic Growth � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Behavior Support Classroom School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) School Start/End Times: (BSC) 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:20 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:35 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Lunch Bunch Book Club, Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Agriculture Club, Book Club, Chess Club, Dance Team/Club (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Safety Patrol Extended Day 4:30 p.m.) opportunities, Robotics Club/Team, Scrabble Club, Safety Patrols � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Uniform Color: School Uniform Color: Maroon � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Boeing, Mariott, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL) Green � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL) H K RA IN Sarah S. King Elementary School A G S 1001 Ceralvo St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7990 I www.saisd.net/kinges
At Sarah in le entar School e elie e e are preparin a ne eneration Grades: PK – 5 E L Y o st dents to eco e inno ati e leaders e pro ide st dents ith a alit E R 2019 State Accountability: M E N TA ed cation and pro ra in that prepares the or rad ation and s ccess in hi her ed cation C Rated
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Education (ECSE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:25 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Math Club, Dance Team/Club opportunities, (Extended Day 4:50 p.m.) Leadership Club, Safety Patrol, Running Club � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Uniform Color: White, Green � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: City Year, UTSA
Mirabeau B. Lamar Elementary School in partnership with: 201 Parland Place, San Antonio, TX 78209 • (210) 738-9800 I www.saisd.net/lamares
r ission at a ar le entar School is to pro ide an ed cational pro ra Grades: PK – 6 here all children reach their ll potential challen in the intellect all hile ildin the social e otional and sel ad ocac s ills needed to contin e learnin 2019 State Accountability: and to s stain o r de ocrac Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Project Based School Start/End Times: Learning, Tiger Time - Socio Emotional Learning 8:00 a.m. - 3:35 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:35 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band (6), Elementary Music (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Academic UIL, Gardening Club, Chess Club,Tiger TV School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio White, Blue, Yellow, Black � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Trinity University Partnership, First Baptist Church, Grace Fellowship, Snack Packs, Witte Museum, Botanical Garden, DoSeum, San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio Zoo
Choice Program Specialization: Project-Based Learning
James Madison Elementary School 2900 W. Woodlawn Ave., San Antonio, TX 78228 • (210) 438-6545 I www.saisd.net/madisones
At adison le entar School o r ision is to pro ide o r st dents ith a Grades: PK – 5 alit ed cation and opport nities to sociall eet the challen es o the orld ro as leaders and eco e independent li elon learners r ission is to 2019 State Accountability: ens re st dent s ccess ildin relationships ith o r st dents a ilies and C Rated co nit e ers thro h en a in acti ities School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Reading Intervention, Social 7:45 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. and Emotional Learning Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. Education (ECSE) (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music School Uniform Color: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Coding, Drum Ensemble, White, Blue Safety Patrol, Ballet Folklorico � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Christ Episcopal Church, UTSA, St. Mary’s, Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU), San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), District 7 Summer Snack Pack Program, Attendance Incentive Bike Give-Away H K RA IN Sarah S. King Elementary School Antonio Margil Elementary School A G S 1001 Ceralvo St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-7990 I www.saisd.net/kinges 1000 Perez Street. San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 738-9805 I www.saisd.net/margiles
At Sarah in le entar School e elie e e are preparin a ne eneration Grades: PK – 5 At Antonio ar il Acade e elie e ed cation is essential to a child s s ccess Grades: PK – 5 E E L Y o st dents to eco e inno ati e leaders e pro ide st dents ith a alit L Y e pro ide a ri oro s c rric l in hich all st dents participate at a depth o E R E R M TA ed cation and pro ra in that prepares the or rad ation and s ccess in 2019 State Accountability: M A no led e that is challen in to the 2019 State Accountability: E N C Rated E N T C Rated hi her ed cation � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language Distinction Designation: School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special Science � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Education (ECSE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:25 a.m. Education (ECSE) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band School Start/End Times: Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Math Club, Dance Team/Club opportunities, (Extended Day 4:50 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Book Club, Girl Zone, Lunch Bunch Book Club Leadership Club, Safety Patrol, Running Club Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Uniform Color: (Extended Day 6 p.m.) White, Green � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: City Year, Lyft Fund, SA Youth, First Responders Mentorship, One Church, � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: City Year, UTSA Pizza Hut Book It, SATX Social Rider Bike Club, HEB, San Antonio College, San Antonio Youth Literacy School Uniform Color: (SAYL), Communities in Schools White, Blue, Yellow
Mirabeau B. Lamar Elementary School in partnership with: Samuel A. Maverick Elementary School 201 Parland Place, San Antonio, TX 78209 • (210) 738-9800 I www.saisd.net/lamares 107 Raleigh Place, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 438-6550 I www.saisd.net/maverickes
r ission at a ar le entar School is to pro ide an ed cational pro ra Grades: PK – 6 At a eric le entar School e oster a co nit o learnin that is st dent Grades: PK – 5 here all children reach their ll potential challen in the intellect all hile centered e al e and teach pro le sol in critical thin in re lection ildin the social e otional and sel ad ocac s ills needed to contin e learnin 2019 State Accountability: e ploration in ir ro th indset tech literac and perse erance 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C Rated Below C and to s stain o r de ocrac � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Project Based School Start/End Times: Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Social and Emotional School Start/End Times: Learning, Tiger Time - Socio Emotional Learning 8:00 a.m. - 3:35 p.m. Learning, EdTech Apps 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:35 p.m. Education (ECSE) Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band (6), Elementary Music (Extended Day 6 p.m.) (Extended Day 6:15 p.m.) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Academic UIL, Gardening Club, Chess Club,Tiger TV School Uniform Color: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Book Club, Safety Patrol, Girls on the Run School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio White, Blue, Yellow, Black White, Green � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Trinity University Partnership, First Baptist Church, Grace Fellowship, Snack Packs, Witte Museum, Botanical Garden, DoSeum, San Antonio Museum of Art, San Antonio Zoo � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: PepsiCo., San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), UTSA, Southwest School of Art, San Antonio OASIS, Morningside Ministries at The Manor, Junior Achievement, HEB, Northwest Lions Club of San Antonio, MacKenzie Restoration Inc., San Antonio Food Bank, San Antonio Public Library, Bibliotech Choice Program Specialization: Project-Based Learning
James Madison Elementary School Dorie Miller Elementary School 2900 W. Woodlawn Ave., San Antonio, TX 78228 • (210) 438-6545 I www.saisd.net/madisones 207 Lincolnshire Drive, San Antonio, TX 78220 • (210) 978-7995 I www.saisd.net/milleres
At adison le entar School o r ision is to pro ide o r st dents ith a Grades: PK – 5 At iller le entar School e elie e that e er co nit deser es a school Grades: PK – 5 alit ed cation and opport nities to sociall eet the challen es o the orld here st dents are i en the opport nit to learn and ro r a a in teachers ro as leaders and eco e independent li elon learners r ission is to 2019 State Accountability: se technolo le i le rnit re and le i le st dent ro ps to cater to st dent 2019 State Accountability: ens re st dent s ccess ildin relationships ith o r st dents a ilies and C Rated learnin st les C Rated co nit e ers thro h en a in acti ities � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Positive Behavior Distinction Designation: School Start/End Times: Math � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Reading Intervention, Social 7:45 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Interventions and Supports (PBIS) and Emotional Learning Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) School Start/End Times: Latest Pick-up: 3:40 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music 7:30 a.m. - 3:50 p.m. Education (ECSE) (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Student Council, American Heroes Club, UIL Latest Pick-up: 3:50 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars (Extended Day 6:20 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling, Coding, Drum Ensemble, White, Blue Safety Patrol, Ballet Folklorico � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Rotary, Shriners, Communities in Schools, UTSA mentors, School Uniform Color: McDonalds Navy Blue � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Christ Episcopal Church, UTSA, St. Mary’s, Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU), San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), District 7 Summer Snack Pack Program, Attendance Incentive Bike Give-Away Elma A. Neal Elementary School 3407 Capitol Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 738-9810 I www.saisd.net/neales
At l a eal le entar School e are relentless in the p rs it o o r ission to Grades: PK – 5 old st dents to eco e sel oti ated learners eal pro ides st dents ith a ltic lt ral ed cation hich re lects the di ersit o o r cit 2019 State Accountability: C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Social and Emotional Learning Distinction Designation: Reading � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music School Start/End Times: 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Book Club, Boy Scouts, Chess Club, Diversity Club, Art & Technology Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. Club, Peer Mediation Club Latest Pick-up: 3:45 p.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio (Extended Day 6 p.m.)
� COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Junior Achievers, Fort Sam, San Antonio School Uniform Color: Food Bank White, Black, Green, Yellow
Ira C. Ogden Elementary School in partnership with: 2215 Leal St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 738-9815 I www.saisd.net/ogdenes
At den le entar School o r ission is to prepare o r scholars or s ccess l Grades: PK – 5 l illin colle e li es or careers eachin and learnin at den ta es a creati e and distinct approach desi ned to ha e the reatest i pact on st dent learnin 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language (PK-1st), Social Emotional Learning, Structured Classroom Environment to Support Academics, School Start/End Times: Academicaly Rigorous Curriculum at each Grade Level 7:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. (M-Th) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts: Focus on Community Murals 7:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Fri) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Chalk Up It! 4 year Winner, Community Murals, Leadership Lions, Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. Friday small group individualized intervention/Tutoring/Extension, Gardening Club, UIL programs, Safety (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Patrol � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Uniform Color: Black, Red � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Relay Lab Schools Texas, Christ the King Church, Snak Pak 4 Kids
John J. Pershing Elementary School 600 Sandmeyer St., San Antonio, TX 78208 • (210) 738-9820 I www.saisd.net/pershinges
At ershin le entar School e tr l elie e that it ta es a illa e to raise Grades: PK – 6 a child and it ta es a collecti e e ort o ac lt sta st dents a ilies and the co nit to s pport the ro th in achie e ent e ant to see in o r st dents 2019 State Accountability: C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, STEM/STEAM, School Start/End Times: Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) for Elementary 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Reading Club, Student Council/Government School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio White, Green � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, Pearl Street Church, Fort Sam Houston Army North, Pearson Elma A. Neal Elementary School Riverside Park Elementary School 3407 Capitol Ave, San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 738-9810 I www.saisd.net/neales 202 School St., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 228-3355 I www.saisd.net/riversideparkes
At l a eal le entar School e are relentless in the p rs it o o r ission to Grades: PK – 5 At i erside ar le entar School o r pri ar oc s is to create an opti al Grades: PK – 5 old st dents to eco e sel oti ated learners eal pro ides st dents ith a learnin e perience or e er st dent ho attends o r school e o er D al ltic lt ral ed cation hich re lects the di ersit o o r cit 2019 State Accountability: an a e c rric l and instr ction ro all the a thro h iddle school 2019 State Accountability: C Rated Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Social � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Social and and Emotional Learning Distinction Designation: Emotional Learning Reading School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. School Start/End Times: Education (ECSE) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music, Elementary Strings (4-5) � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Book Club, Boy Scouts, Chess Club, Diversity Club, Art & Technology Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Club, Peer Mediation Club Latest Pick-up: 3:45 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Gardening Club, Yearbook, Academic UIL programs (Extended Day 6 p.m.) School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars Blue � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), Junior Achievers, Fort Sam, San Antonio School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Riverside Neighborhood Association Food Bank White, Black, Green, Yellow
Ira C. Ogden Elementary School in partnership with: Cleto L. Rodriguez Montessori Elementary School 2215 Leal St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 738-9815 I www.saisd.net/ogdenes 3626 W. César E. Chávez Blvd., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-8000 • www.saisd.net/rodriguezmontessori
At den le entar School o r ission is to prepare o r scholars or s ccess l Grades: PK – 5 At odri e ontessori e o er a lti a e sel directed learnin en iron ent Grades: PK – 2 (expanding to PK-5) l illin colle e li es or careers eachin and learnin at den ta es a creati e ith a stron e phasis on creatin independent indi id als ho sho e path and distinct approach desi ned to ha e the reatest i pact on st dent learnin 2019 State Accountability: and co passion hildren learn thro h hands on acti ities and en o le i le 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C NA � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language (PK-1st), Social learnin spaces incl din o tdoors Emotional Learning, Structured Classroom Environment to Support Academics, School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Montessori, Multi- School Start/End Times: Academicaly Rigorous Curriculum at each Grade Level 7:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. (M-Th) Grade Classrooms 7:30 a.m. - 0:00 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts: Focus on Community Murals 7:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Fri) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Earliest Drop-off: 0:00 a.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Chalk Up It! 4 year Winner, Community Murals, Leadership Lions, Latest Pick-up: 4:15 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Book Club, Chef/Cooking opportunities, Gardening Club (Extended Day 6:30 p.m.) Friday small group individualized intervention/Tutoring/Extension, Gardening Club, UIL programs, Safety (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio Patrol School Uniform Color: � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Uniform Color: Blue, White, Khaki and Black Black, Red � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Relay Lab Schools Texas, Christ the King Church, Snak Pak 4 Kids
Choice Program Specialization: Montessori, Dual Language
John J. Pershing Elementary School Kate Schenck Elementary School 600 Sandmeyer St., San Antonio, TX 78208 • (210) 738-9820 I www.saisd.net/pershinges 101 Kate Schenck Ave., San Antonio, TX 78223 • (210) 438-6865 I www.saisd.net/schenckes
At ershin le entar School e tr l elie e that it ta es a illa e to raise Grades: PK – 6 Schenc le entar School is a nei h orhood school that pro ides a s pporti e Grades: PK – 5 a child and it ta es a collecti e e ort o ac lt sta st dents a ilies and the and carin en iron ent here all st dents are capa le o learnin at hi h le els co nit to s pport the ro th in achie e ent e ant to see in o r st dents 2019 State Accountability: e o er a st dent centered instr ctional approach that enco ra es colla oration 2019 State Accountability: C Rated A Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Positive Behavior and critical thin in Distinction Designations: Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Reading Intervention, STEM/STEAM, School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) for Elementary Reading, Math, Science, Academic 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special Growth, Closing Performance Gaps, � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Behavior Support Classroom (BSC) Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Education (ECSE) Post Secondary Readiness Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music (Extended Day 6 p.m.) School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Reading Club, Student Council/Government � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Chef/Cooking opportunities 7:20 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. School Uniform Color: Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio White, Green � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m. � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, Pearl Street Church, Fort Sam Houston Army North, � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Communities in Schools, ESL for Adults (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Pearson School Uniform Color: White, Black, Grey, Khaki, Maroon John W. and Erastus Smith Elementary School 823 S. Gevers St., San Antonio, TX 78203 • (210) 228-3360 I www.saisd.net/smithes
At S ith le entar School e e po er st cent r learners to e oal oriented Grades: PK – 5 leaders ho e race e otional intelli ence and i pact the lo al co nit 2019 State Accountability: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Positive Behavior Rated Below C Interventions and Supports (PBIS) � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) School Start/End Times: 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Student Council/Government, Pep S uad, Safety Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. Patrol, Ballet Folklorico (Extended Day 6:20 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Assistance League, HEB, Holy Redeemer Catholic Church White, Blue, Yellow
Ollie Perry Storm Elementary School in partnership with: 435 Brady Blvd., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-8005 I www.saisd.net/stormes
At Stor le entar School o r ission is to prepare scholars or s ccess l Grades: PK – 5 l illin colle e li es or careers eachin and learnin at Stor ta e a creati e and A Y CA M distinct approach desi ned to ha e the reatest i pact on st dent learnin 2019 State Accountability: DE Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language (PK-1st), Social Emotional Learning, Structured classroom environment to support academics, School Start/End Times: Academically rigorous curriculum (all grades) 7:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. (M-Th) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts 7:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Fri) Earliest Drop-off: 7:25 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Friday small group individualized intervention/Tutoring/Extension, Latest Pick-up: 4:45 p.m. Art Club opportunities, Chess Club, Soccer Club, UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Relay Lab Schools Texas, San Juan Community Center White, Green
Booker T. Washington Elementary School 1823 Nolan St., San Antonio, TX 78202 • (210) 738-9840 I www.saisd.net/washingtones
At ashin ton le entar School e elie e all st dents sho ld ha e access to Grades: PK – 6 a ri oro s and n rt rin learnin en iron ent e pro ide st dents ith aried options to e plore their acade ic potential and to e pand their learnin into the 2019 State Accountability: co nit C Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Positive Behavior Distinction Designations: Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Reading, Academic Growth, Closing Performance Gaps � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band (6), Elementary Music � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Chess Club, Gardening Club, Photography Club, Safety School Start/End Times: Patrol 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: SA Heals, Texas Capital Bank (Extended Day 6 p.m.) School Uniform Color: White, Blue John W. and Erastus Smith Elementary School Woodrow Wilson Elementary School 823 S. Gevers St., San Antonio, TX 78203 • (210) 228-3360 I www.saisd.net/smithes 1421 Clower St., San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 738-9845 I www.saisd.net/wilsones
At S ith le entar School e e po er st cent r learners to e oal oriented Grades: PK – 5 At ilson le entar School e partner ith a ilies and the co nit to Grades: PK – 5 leaders ho e race e otional intelli ence and i pact the lo al co nit ens re li elon learnin or o r st dents r p rpose is to e po er and inspire 2019 State Accountability: 2019 State Accountability: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Positive Behavior o r st dents thro h a alit ed cation and pro ide opport nities that ro nd o t Rated Below C C Rated Interventions and Supports (PBIS) the ed cational e perience and allo the to ild leadership s ills � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Leadership, Master School Start/End Times: 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Teacher Tutorials 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternative Curriculum Environment (ACE), Early Childhood Special Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Student Council/Government, Pep S uad, Safety Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. Education (ECSE) Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. Patrol, Ballet Folklorico (Extended Day 6:20 p.m.) (Extended Day 6:20 p.m.) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars School Uniform Color: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Art Club opportunities, Dance Team/Club School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Assistance League, HEB, Holy Redeemer Catholic Church White, Blue, Yellow opportunities, Peer Assistance & Leadership (PALs), Safety Patrol White, Black, Red, Khaki � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: HEB, 7-11, Destiny Church, Insurance Ladies of Texas, Irma’s Angles, Salvation Army, San Antonio Food Bank, World Car Mazda
Ollie Perry Storm Elementary School in partnership with: Woodlawn Hills Elementary School in partnership with: 435 Brady Blvd., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 978-8005 I www.saisd.net/stormes 110 W. Quill Drive, San Antonio, TX 78228 • (210) 438-6565 I www.saisd.net/woodlawnhillses
At Stor le entar School o r ission is to prepare scholars or s ccess l Grades: PK – 5 At oodla n ills le entar School e elie e in a st dent centered Grades: PK – 5 l illin colle e li es or careers eachin and learnin at Stor ta e a creati e and s pporti e learnin en iron ent here st dents are e cited to colla orate ith A Y CA M distinct approach desi ned to ha e the reatest i pact on st dent learnin 2019 State Accountability: each other he dedication o o r teachers and e ceptional classroo instr ction 2019 State Accountability: DE Rated Below C Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language (PK-1st), Social help o r oodla n ills ro ans s cceed Emotional Learning, Structured classroom environment to support academics, School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, International School Start/End Times: Academically rigorous curriculum (all grades) 7:30 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. (M-Th) Baccalaureate (IB), Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Project Based Learning, Reading 8:00 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts 7:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. (Fri) Intervention, Robotics, Social and Emotional Learning Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:25 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Friday small group individualized intervention/Tutoring/Extension, � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Alternate Curriculum Environment (ACE) Latest Pick-up: 4:45 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Art Club opportunities, Chess Club, Soccer Club, UIL Creative Writing and Storytelling (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: TSpelling Bee, Reading Club, Chef/Cooking opportunities, Drum School Uniform Color: School Uniform Color: White, Navy Blue � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Relay Lab Schools Texas, San Juan Community Center Ensemble, Girl Scouts, International Mindedness, Lunch Bunch Book Club, Makerspace Sessions, Safety White, Green Patrol, Cheer, iPlay (sports) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: St. Mary’s University, UTSA, San Antonio Youth Literacy (SAYL), San Antonio OASIS, SAFD (Firehouse #27), SAPD, Northwest Lions Club of San Antonio, San Antonio Public Library, HEB, Choice Program Specialization: Olive Garden, La Michoacana, Communities in Schools International Baccalaureate
Booker T. Washington Elementary School YWLA Primary at Page in partnership with: 1823 Nolan St., San Antonio, TX 78202 • (210) 738-9840 I www.saisd.net/washingtones 401 Berkshire Ave., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 554-2710 I www.saisd.net/ywlaprimary
At ashin ton le entar School e elie e all st dents sho ld ha e access to Grades: PK – 6 he o n o en s eadership Acade ri ar is San Antonio s irst p lic all Grades: K – 3 (expanding to K-5) a ri oro s and n rt rin learnin en iron ent e pro ide st dents ith aried irls school ith oc ses on S A science technolo en ineerin the arts options to e plore their acade ic potential and to e pand their learnin into the 2019 State Accountability: and ath social e otional learnin and colle e preparation 2019 State Accountability: C Rated NA co nit � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Leadership, Social and Emotional Learning, STEM/ Distinction Designations: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: PreKindergarten, Dual Language, Positive Behavior STEAM, Single Gender School Start/End Times: Interventions and Supports (PBIS) Reading, Academic Growth, Closing Performance Gaps � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Elementary Music 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts, Band (6), Elementary Music Earliest Drop-off: 7:15 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Dance Team/Club opportunities, Drama/Theatre Club opportunities, Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. School Start/End Times: Gardening Club, Pep S uad � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Spelling Bee, Chess Club, Gardening Club, Photography Club, Safety (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Patrol 8:05 a.m. - 3:20 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Boys & Girls Club of San Antonio � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: Greater San Antonio After-School All-Stars Latest Pick-up: 3:20 p.m. School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: The Witte Museum, Girl Scouts of South Texas, Young Women’s Preparatory White, Red, Blue - Special uniform to (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: SA Heals, Texas Capital Bank Network, Girls, Inc., Gardopia Gardens include a white blouse and plaid jumper School Uniform Color: White, Blue
Choice Program Specialization: STEAM, Single Gender
Early Childhood Education
Early Childhood Education Centers are full-day learning laboratories for 3- and 4-year-old children, which provide the Head Start program and/or the District’s pre-kindergarten program.
CARROLL ECEC
GONZALES ECEC
KNOX ECEC
NELSON ECEC
TYNAN ECEC
For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 55 in partnership with: Henry Carroll Early Childhood Education Center 463 Holmgreen Road, San Antonio, TX 78220 • (210) 978-7965 I www.saisd.net/carrollecec
At arroll arl hildhood d cation enter e se i hscope c rric l in hich Grades: Head Start – 2 teachers i nite children s interest in learnin creatin an en iron ent that enco ra es the to e plore learnin aterials and interact ith peers and ad lts 2019 State Accountability: B Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, Dual Language � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) School Start/End Times: 7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Visual Arts (KG - 2), Elementary Music (KG - 2) Earliest Drop-off: 7:00 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: (AFTER SCHOOL) Power Hour Enrichment Latest Pick-up: 3:00 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.) � EXTENDED DAY PARTNER: YMCA of Greater San Antonio; Afterschool Enrichment Program (for 4 year olds) School Uniform Color: � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: UIW, City of San Antonio, YMCA of Greater San Antonio Blue, White
Rafael Gonzales Early Childhood Education Center 518 E. Magnolia Ave., San Antonio, TX 78212 • (210) 438-6830 I www.saisd.net/gonzalesecec
At on ales arl hildhood d cation enter e pro ide a stron ed cational Grades: Head Start, PK3 – PK4 o ndation or o n learners consistin o a hi h alit de elop entall appropriate earl childhood ed cation to eet the e otional social ph sical and 2019 State Accountability: acade ic needs o all the children in o r pro ra Rated Below C
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, PreKindergarten, Dual Language School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Bilingual Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) 7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:00 a.m. � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: The University of Texas at Austin, UTSA, Region 20, San Antonio Public Library Latest Pick-up: 2:45 p.m.
School Uniform Color: White, Blue
Choice Program Specialization: Early Childhood
William J. Knox Early Childhood Education Center 302 Tipton Ave., San Antonio, TX 78204 • (210) 228-3365 I www.saisd.net/knoxecec
At no arl hildhood d cation enter e pro ide st dents ith ed cational Grades: Head Start e periences thro h pla e tend their learnin thro h ield e periences and n rt re their indi id alit thro h positi e connections in a sa e and lo in 2019 State Accountability: en iron ent B Rated
� ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, Dual Language, Reading Intervention School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) 7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:00 a.m. � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: UTSA, Texas A&M University - San Antonio, Magik Theatre Latest Pick-up: 2:45 p.m. (Extended Day 6 p.m.)
School Uniform Color: Blue, White Pauline Nelson Early Childhood Education Center 1014 Waverly Ave., San Antonio, TX 78201 • (210) 438-6555 I www.saisd.net/nelsonecec
At a line elson arl hildhood d cation enter e elie e in hands on child Grades: Head Start centered learnin e pro ide st dents ith e periences oc sed on de elopin the acade icall ph sicall and sociall 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, Dual Language, Social and Emotional Learning, STEM/STEAM School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) 7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:00 a.m. � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: The University of Texas at Austin, Dynamic Innovation for Young Children Latest Pick-up: 2:45 p.m. (DIFYC), Texas A&M University, UTSA, San Antonio Public Library, HEB (Extended Day 6 p.m.)
School Uniform Color: White, Green
in partnership with: Elizabeth Tynan Early Childhood Education Center 925 Gulf St., San Antonio, TX 78202 • (210) 738-9835 I www.saisd.net/tynanecec
At nan arl hildhood d cation enter e oc s on s pportin earl learners Grades: Head Start as the a e decisions ild acade ic s ills de elop sociall and e otionall and eco e part o a classroo co nit 2019 State Accountability: A Rated � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Head Start, Dual Language, Master Teacher Tutorials, Positive Behavior Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Social and Emotional Learning School Start/End Times: � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) 7:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Earliest Drop-off: 7:00 a.m. � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: After School Enrichment Program (ASEP) Latest Pick-up: 3:00 p.m. � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Center for New Communities, Harvard Place/East Lawn Neighborhood (Extended Day 6 p.m.) Association, Family Services Association, East Side Promise Neighborhood, UTSA, UIW, University Health System, SAPD, SAFD, HEB, San Antonio Food Bank, Dental Quest, Baptist Health System, San Antonio School Uniform Color: Library, Metro Health System, Goodwill Blue, White
Schools By Referral
Schools By Referral are educational settings designed to better accommodate the specific needs of some students.
BREWER ACADEMY
COOPER ACADEMY AT NAVARRO
ESTRADA ACHIEVEMENT CENTER
HEALY-MURPHY LEARNING CENTER
TEXANS CAN ACADEMY AT HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL
For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 59 Raymond H. Brewer Academy 906 Merida St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 438-6825
At re er Acade e ser e st dents recei in special ed cation ser ices ho Grades: 6 – 12 are e periencin si ni icant e otional and eha ioral disorders and pro ide an en iron ent that enco ra es st dents to de elop their intellect al lin istic 2019 State Accountability: social e otional ci ic and ph sical a ilities NA
School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Social and Emotional Learning, Extensive individualized instruction, Therapeutic 8:15 a.m. - 3:45 p.m. educational services, Life Skills, Specialized curriculum Earliest Drop-off: 8:15 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:00 p.m. � SPECIALIZED CLASSROOMS: Special Education Campus � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Art
James Fenimore Cooper Academy at Navarro 623 S. Pecos St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 438-6810 I www.saisd.net/cooperacademy
e pro ide st dents ith the opport nit to earn their hi h school diplo a e Grades: 9 – 12 pro ide ser ices to st dents et een the a es o and 2019 State Accountability: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Dual credit, Industry certifi cations, Job training, Rated Below C CNA, AP and 2D Art, Edgenuity Credit Attainment and Credit Recovery, Pre-AP, Advanced Placement (AP) (offerings vary by campus) School Start/End Times: � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Students may participate in UIL activities at their home school 8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. according to address. Earliest Drop-off: 7:45 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 4:30 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Students may participate in Athletics at their home school according to address. School Uniform Color: No Uniform
Estrada Achievement Center 1112 S. Zarzamora St., San Antonio, TX 78207 • (210) 438-6820 I www.saisd.net/estradaac
strada Achie e ent enter is the DA Disciplinar Alternati e d cation Grades: 6 – 12 ro ra ca p s or SAISD e ser e st dents in rades e pro ide instr ction or the ollo in core s ect areas A athe atics Social St dies 2019 State Accountability: and Science e also o er d en it or st dents that need credit reco er Not Rated e do not o er an electi e co rses at the DA School Start/End Times: � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Disciplinary alternative education program (DAEP), restorative discipline, 7:30 a.m. - 3:33 p.m. Social and Emotional Learning, RISE Program Earliest Drop-off: 7:30 a.m. Latest Pick-up: 3:30 p.m.
School Uniform Color: Gray polos, Khaki pants Healy-Murphy Center 618 Live Oak St., San Antonio, TX 78202 • High School and GED: (210) 223-2944 Child Development Center: (210) 224-9569 • www.healymurphy.org/
he ission o eal rph enter is to pro ide co passionate ser ice to o th Grades: 9 – 12 in crisis oc sin on indi id ali ed ed cation in a non traditional settin earl childhood de elop ent and essential s pport ser ices 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Self-paced classes, Flexible schedules, Reading skills development, Career guidance, Daycare for parenting students, Health and wellness clinic, Support School Start/End Times: groups, Job placement assistance 8:06 a.m. - 3:06 p.m. � FINE ARTS OFFERINGS: Art, Photography No Uniform � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Basketball
in partnership with: Texans Can Academy at Highlands High School 3118 Elgin Ave., San Antonio, TX 78210 • (210) 426-6808 www.texanscan.org/schools-and-programs/highlands/
his speciali ed school is or st dents ho are ehind their cohorts one or ore Grades: 9 – 12 ears and are interested in oin into a pro ra ith ore e tensi e s pport to
et ac on trac to rad ate 2019 State Accountability: Rated Below C � ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS: Half day scheduling, Social and Emotional Learning, Credit recovery Morning Session � EXTRACURRICULAR HIGHLIGHTS: Students may participate in UIL activities at Highlands High School. 7:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. � ATHLETIC OFFERINGS: Students may participate in Athletics at their home school according to address. Afternoon Session 1:00 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. � COMMUNITY PARTNERS: Graduation Alliance School Uniform Color: Maroon, White, Gray or Black Texans Can polo, Khaki or Black pants
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SOUTHSIDE ISD 2021-2022 Feeder Patterns
HARRIS POE BONHAM BOWDEN JAPHET Middle School Middle School Academy Academy Academy
BRISCOE HIGHLAND RIVERSIDE GREEN PARK DOUGLASS HERFF Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary PARK School Elementary School School Elementary School School School
LOWELL HARRIS Middle School Middle School
COLLINS GRAEBNER KELLY STORM GARDEN HILLCREST BRISCOE Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary School School School School School School
WHITTIER BEACON HILL COTTON ROGERS WOODLAWN HAWTHORNE Middle School Academy Academy Academy Academy Academy
FRANKLIN NEAL WILSON LAMAR Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary School School School School
ROGERS POE HOT WELLS DEMOCRACY JAPHET MISSION PREP at Middle School Middle School Middle School* Stewart Academy Academy
HIGHLAND HIGHLAND SCHENCK SMITH BALL FORBES FOSTER HILLS PARK Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary School Elementary School School School School School School *pending Board review
66 San Antonio Independent School District • www.saisd.net/enroll DAVIS M.L. KING DEMOCRACY PREP at Middle School Academy Stewart
CAMERON GATES HIRSCH MILLER PERSHING WASHINGTON Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary School School School School School School
WHITTIER LONGFELLOW FENWICK WOODLAWN Middle School Middle School Academy Academy
ARNOLD BASKIN HUPPERTZ MADISON MAVERICK WOODLAWN HILLS Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary Elementary School School School School School School
RHODES TAFOLLA CROCKETT Middle School Middle School Academy
BARKLEY- J.T. CARVAJAL SARAH KING OGDEN STORM DE ZAVALA MARGIL Elementary Elementary Elementary RUIZ Elementary BRACKENRIDGE Elementary Elementary Elementary School School School Elementary School School School School School
COLOR CODES: NON-ATTENDANCE ZONE SCHOOLS
= HIGH SCHOOLS (grades 9-12) • Advanced Learning Academy • Rodriguez Montessori Elementary • Carroll ECEC • St. Philip’s Early College High School = MIDDLE SCHOOLS (grades 6-8) • CAST Med High School • Steele Montessori Academy • CAST Tech High School • Travis Early College High School
= ACADEMIES (grades PK-8) • Fox Tech High School • Twain Dual Language Academy All grades are not available at all campuses • Gonzales ECEC • Tynan ECEC = ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (Head Start-5/6) • Irving Dual Language Academy • Young Men’s Leadership Academy Head Start and PK3 not available at all campuses • Knox ECEC • Young Women’s Leadership Academy = SPLIT FEEDER PATTERN • Nelson ECEC • YWLA Primary at Page Feeds into more than one school
For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 67 SAISD’s Historic Bond Passes. Every School Benefi ts. Than you SAISD community for investing in your family of neighborhood schools.
Bond 2020 is a 1.3 billion program involving 36 campuses. This includes 21 schools whose main buildings have not been fully renovated in more than 50 years, most of which have 30-year-old infrastructure. In addition, funds will go toward the fi nal phase to complete campus renovations at 15 schools that received partial renovations under Bond 2016 or Bond 2010.
earn all a o t all the e citin i pro e ents ro acilit to technolo p rades at bond.saisd.net Index of Schools
High Schools Advanced Learning Academy (PK-12)...... 18 Barkley-Ruiz Elementary (PK-5)...... 40 Brackenridge HS (9-12)...... 18 Baskin Elementary (PK-5)...... 41 Burbank HS (9-12)...... 18 J.T. Brackenridge Elementary (PK-5)...... 41 CAST Med HS (9-11)...... 19 Briscoe Elementary (PK-5)...... 41 CAST Tech HS (9-12)...... 19 Cameron Elementary (PK-5)...... 42 Cooper Academy at Navarro (9-12)...... 19 Carvajal Elementary (Head Start & K-5)...... 42 Edison HS (9-12)...... 20 Collins Garden Elementary (PK-5)...... 42 Fox Tech HS (9-12)...... 20 De Zavala Elementary (PK-5)...... 43 Healy-Murphy Center (9-12)...... 20 Douglass Elementary (PK-5)...... 43 Highlands HS (9-12)...... 21 Forbes Elementary (PK-5)...... 43 Sam Houston HS (9-12)...... 21 Foster Elementary (PK-5)...... 44 Jefferson HS (9-12)...... 21 Franklin Elementary (PK-5)...... 44 Lanier HS (9-12)...... 22 Gates Elementary (PK-6)...... 44 Phoenix Middle College (11-12)...... 22 Graebner Elementary (PK-5)...... 45 St. Philip’s ECHS (9-12)...... 22 Green Elementary (PK-5)...... 45 Texans Can Academy at Highlands HS (9-12)...... 23 Herff Elementary (PK-5)...... 45 Travis ECHS (9-12)...... 23 Highland Hills Elementary (PK-5)...... 46 Young Men’s Leadership Academy (4-12)...... 23 Highland Park Elementary (PK-5)...... 46 Young Women’s Leadership Academy (6-12)...... 24 Hillcrest Elementary (PK-5)...... 46 Hirsch Elementary (PK-5)...... 47 Middle Schools Huppertz Elementary (PK-5)...... 47 Davis MS (6-8)...... 26 Kelly Elementary (PK-5)...... 47 Harris MS (6-8)...... 26 Sarah King Elementary (PK-5)...... 48 Hot Wells MS (6-8)...... 26 Lamar Elementary (PK-6)...... 48 Longfellow MS (6-8)...... 27 Madison Elementary (PK-5)...... 48 Lowell MS (6-8)...... 27 Margil Elementary (PK-5)...... 49 Poe MS (6-8)...... 27 Maverick Elementary (PK-5)...... 49 Rhodes MS (6-8)...... 28 Miller Elementary (PK-5)...... 49 Rogers MS (6-8)...... 28 Neal Elementary (PK-5)...... 50 Tafolla MS (6-8)...... 28 Ogden Elementary (PK-5)...... 50 Whittier MS (6-8)...... 29 Pershing Elementary (PK-6)...... 50 Riverside Park Elementary (PK-5)...... 51 Academies (Non-traditional grade ranges) Rodriguez Montessori Elementary (PK-2)...... 51 Advanced Learning Academy (PK-12)...... 32 Schenck Elementary (PK-5)...... 51 Beacon Hill Academy (PK-8)...... 32 Smith Elementary (PK-5)...... 52 Bonham Academy (K-8)...... 32 Storm Elementary (PK-5)...... 52 Bowden Academy (PK-8)...... 33 Washington Elementary (PK-6)...... 52 Cotton Academy (PK-8)...... 33 Wilson Elementary (PK-5)...... 53 Crockett Academy (PK-8)...... 33 Woodlawn Hills Elementary (PK-5)...... 53 Democracy Prep at the Stewart Campus (PK-8)...... 34 YWLA: Primary at Page (K-3)...... 53 Fenwick Academy (PK-8)...... 34 Hawthorne Academy (K-8)...... 34 Early Childhood Education Centers Irving Dual Language Academy (PK--8)...... 35 Carroll ECEC (Head Start-2) ...... 56 Japhet Academy (PK-8)...... 35 Gonzales ECEC (Head Start & PK3-PK4)...... 56 M.L. King Academy (K-8)...... 35 Knox ECEC (Head Start)...... 56 Mission Academy (PK-8)...... 36 Nelson ECEC (Head Start)...... 57 Will Rogers Academy (PK-8)...... 36 Tynan ECEC (Head Start)...... 57 Steele Montessori Academy (PK-5)...... 36 Mark Twain Dual Language Academy (PK-7)...... 37 Schools by Referral Woodlawn Academy (K-8)...... 37 Brewer Academy (6-12)...... 60 Young Men’s Leadership Academy (4-12)...... 37 Cooper Academy at Navarro (9-12)...... 60 Young Women’s Leadership Academy (6-12)...... 38 Estrada Achievement Center (6-12)...... 60 Healy-Murphy Center (9-12)...... 61 Elementary Schools Texans Can Academy at Highlands HS (9-12)...... 61 Arnold Elementary (PK-5)...... 40 Ball Elementary (PK-5)...... 40
For more information call: (210) 554-2660 • Text: (210) 309-3259 69 IMPORTANT CONTACTS
SAISD Enrollment Office (210) 554-2660 Head Start/Pre-Kindergarten (210) 554-2410 Extended Day Program (210) 554-2620 Homeless/Foster Student Services (210) 554-2635 International Welcome Center (210) 554-2592 SAISD Customer Experience Center & Parent Hotline (210) 554-2210 School Meals (210) 554-2290 Social Services (210) 554-2635 Disability and Learning Support Services (210) 354-9565 Student Health Services (210) 554-2435 Transportation Services (210) 223-9792 Uniform Assistance (210) 554-2635
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