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San Antonio ISD
A Family of Schools for all Families
About San Antonio ISD
Located deep in the heart of the Alamo City for more than 100 years, San Antonio ISD is Bexar County’s third-largest school district, serving more than 42,000 students. Because SAISD recognizes that education is not a "one size fits all" package, we offer more choices than any other Bexar County-area school district for students to pursue special interests and career goals, as well as learning environments that best meet their individual needs. We offer a wide variety of programs, including dual-language and bilingual, career exploration and college-preparation. Along with traditional school models, we also offer academies comprising non-traditional grade ranges such as PK-8. Non-boundary choices include 13 magnet programs and 20 specialized schools with diverse areas of focus and innovative methods of instruction. Unique to SAISD are the city’s only public Montessori school, only public all-girls and all-boys schools, only 100 percent dual-language school, and the only District to offer the renowned international baccalaureate program at the elementary, middle and high school levels. SAISD employees enjoy opportunities in a wide variety of settings. We offer competitive salaries, low-cost health benefits and a dual pension plan - Social Security and TRS (Teacher Retirement System of Texas). Come join us at SAISD where we are changing lives one student at a time.
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San Antonio ISD former principal Lisa Barrera is returning to teaching as a special education teacher after retiring from the district in 2019.
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Operations & Supply
San Antonio ISD celebrated another Bond 2020 milestone with Schenck Elementary School hosting a ribbon-cutting ceremony last Wednesday night featuring performances by ballet folklórico and choir in the brand-new library funded by Bond 2020.
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Presence & Recognition
San Antonio ISD schools recognized Sam Houston High School, which raised its score by seven points from the year before earning a B rating with a score of 81.
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