In Texas education, the District Education Improvement Committee (DEIC) plays a critical role in supporting the development and improvement of district-wide educational initiatives. The purpose of the DEIC is to:

1. Guide Decision-Making: The DEIC helps school districts make informed decisions by analyzing data, identifying challenges, and recommending strategies that can lead to better educational outcomes.

2. Advise on District Plans: The DEIC works closely with district administrators to develop and refine the District Improvement Plan (DIP), which outlines priorities, goals, and actions to improve student performance and overall district effectiveness.

3. Review and Approve Curriculum and Programs: The committee reviews curriculum changes, educational programs, and instructional materials to ensure they align with state standards and meet the diverse needs of students.

4. Encourage Stakeholder Engagement: Comprised of a mix of teachers, parents, community members, and sometimes students, the DEIC encourages collaboration and provides a platform for stakeholders to voice their ideas and concerns.

5. Promote Accountability: By regularly assessing progress toward the district's goals, the DEIC fosters accountability, helping to keep educational strategies on track and ensuring that resources are used effectively.

South San Antonio ISD recognizes that parents, families, and the community are essential in shaping policies and programs that improve educational quality, equity, and effectiveness in school districts throughout Texas.

To participate in upcoming DEIC meetings please click here.

South San Antonio ISD students and families had a spooktacular time Friday afternoon at each campus fall festivals!

South San Antonio High School put up our campus Altar downtown for Muertos Fest! The Altar creation was a partnership between Fine Arts, CTE, and English classes.

As the holiday season approaches, we’re excited to announce the SSAISD Santa Paws Toy Drive will begin accepting donations Monday, October 21 through Friday, December 6.

South San Antonio High School Cybersecurity teacher Mr. Domingo Ruiz was a panelist for the Education and Workforce Development Panel today at the CyManII Secure Together Summit hosted at UTSA! The summit brings together stakeholders, leaders, and partners to discuss collaborative opportunities in Cybersecurity. Mr. Ruiz is also the Esports director and Sponsor of the STEM Division at South San.

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Elementary Schools

Armstrong

Benavidez

Carrillo

Five Palms

Hutchins

Madla

Palo Alto

Price

Middle Schools

Dwight

Shepard

Zamora

High Schools

South San

Did you know that one out of every five students report being bullies. According to Patchin & Hinduja, 2020, 13% of students between the ages of 9 and 12 reported experiencing bullying at school and online (cyberbullying).

The National Bullying Prevention Center defines bullying as the physical intimidation and/or social-emotional, occurring quietly and covertly through face-to-face gossip, on a phone or the internet, causing emotional harm.

Click here to anonymously report bullying or other negative activity at school and learn more about how to prevent bullying.