Under Title I, Part A, schools are required to work together with parents or guardians to create a school-parent compact for students participating in Title I, Part A programs. This compact is a written agreement that specifies the roles and responsibilities of parents, school staff, and students in boosting academic success. It also establishes a framework for collaboration among all parties to support students in meeting the State's high academic standards.

To access your campuses School-Parent Compact, please visit you schools website.

Summer is the season of relaxation, travel, and quality time with family and friends. However, some students use this period to prepare for their future academic endeavors. TRIO Talent Search is a program offered at South San Antonio High School that assists students in finding their potential to succeed in secondary education and continue in higher level education . This program supplies career, academic, and financial counseling through career exploration, mentorship programs, volunteer opportunities, and guidance in university institutions.

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This August, 12 students from San Antonio attended the newly relaunched Sister Cities International Youth Leadership Summit, held in Washington, DC and hosted at American University. This was the first in-person Youth Leadership Summit held since 2019. In total 42 students from all over the world participated in the Summit, with San Antonio representing over a quarter of the total participants. The Summit was supported by Students of Service (SOS), a local San Antonio non-profit organization, which escorted the students from San Antonio as well as served as consultants and chaperones for Sister Cities International throughout the planning and execution of the program.

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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

With the first week of school starting, we know it can be a stressful time for both families and students. We Go Public is a non-profit organization that works hand-in-hand with San Antonio School Districts to provide resources to help parents and guardians learn about public education. SSAISD wants you to check out the resources We Go Public offers to make it seamless for you and your child!

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