Help students prepare for higher education grants
Three schools in San Antonio high schools are subsidized by the state of Texas students to achieve their goals for attending college or university aid. The Texas High School graduate and successful grants totaling $ 200,000 were Edison Technical High School, Fox Technical High School and Navarro Academy issued. Each of these schools, San Antonio is the fund in a way that the particular needs is the address usedtheir students.
Edison Technical High School, plans to grant $ 80,000 to build and run Saturday College Readiness Academy. This is an interesting and innovative program is taught jointly by Edison teachers and university professors. These will allow students to get a feel for it, get what is expected at university. The main objective of the Saturday College Readiness Academy is to increase ACT students' SAT scores and to improve their chances of success inCollege admissions process.
San Antonio Schools' Fox Technical High School is to provide a portion of his $ 80,000 Sat and ACT workshops to help students prepare for the operation is to take the test. Fox Technical High School plans to help the use of these funds to pay examination fees for students. A teacher training for the ascent of college preparatory program for individual determination will be paid for the remainder of the funds.
Navarro Academy, which received $ 30,000 grantFund, is one of several schools in San Antonio that will create a promotion through the provision of individual training for teachers. Navarro Academy plans to use most of their allocation to a fund for transport before and after school tutoring and mentoring organization.
Although each school is the allocation of funds to different services as they have done to improve San Antonio schools scores their students' Texas Assessment of knowledge and skills. This program hasCurrently, several important goals for all schools in Texas to increase the number of: 9-school students in four years, students, school-ready, as evidenced enrollment in a college preparatory curriculum including Advanced Placement International Baccalaureate, and dual credit courses and students, the college entrance exam instead.
San Antonio schools used the funds to build three new schools
From the 2006-2007 school year, students MargilElementary school, primary and Douglas Crockett Academy enjoy new facilities. Margil Crockett and schools have moved to two new new buildings, while Douglass Academy has undergone a complete renovation of existing facilities.
Margil Elementary, a school in San Antonio, primary school, originally built in the early 1970s, has developed two new features. The school is distinctive towers emulate the architecture of Avenida Guadalupe nearby. OtherCharacteristic of the school is its cafetorium, which lifted by a retractable wall that connects when the gymnasium and cafeteria will be created.
Crockett Elementary School moved into a new 104,945 square foot building centered on a beautiful courtyard. The latest features for the school will be a new library, laboratories, classroom and larger. The school's air conditioning has also been updated and parts of the school, which was not previously air conditioned nowbe.
San Antonio schools, "Douglass Academy, a Texas governor's Education
Excellence Award winners, received a renewal. The school focuses on redevelopment, including the cultures of African-American and Mexican-American neighborhood in its decoration and design. Provides a new sports hall, computer room, wireless connections, an intercom and classroom Strides built specially for children and life Programfor pupils with special educational needs.
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