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Southwest Preparatory School NE Campus
Basic Information
Address: 1258 Austin Highway
San Antonio, TX
County: Bexar
Phone Number: 210-829-8017
Fax Number: 210-829-8514
Email: james.hope@swprep.org
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Additional Information
Accreditation: Texas Education Agency, Southern Assoc. of Colleges & Schools, National Academy Foundation
Principal: Sherry Head
School Type: Public Charter School
School Focus: College Prepararatory/ Academy Themed
Founded: 1998
Ages/Grades: 6-12
Student Demographics: Open-enrollment/Co-ed
School Setting:
Small classroom sizes where students can learn in a safe and caring school. Real world curriculum is taught using project based learning assignments in a fun learning environment. Industry certifications and internship experiences are available to juniors and seniors from our Academies of Criminal Justice, New Media and Hospitality and Tourism Management. Internal College scholarships are available to all students beginning in the 6th grade.
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Night School 6:00 pm-10:10 pm
School Days in Calendar Year: 177
School Size: 175
Classroom Size: 17
Student/Teacher Ratio: 15-1
Curriculum:
TEA approved Curriculum.
CSCOPE
National Academy Foundation
Computer Capabilities:
Computers/laptops and I-pads available in all classrooms
Mac Lab for Graphic Design
PC Lab for Adobe CS5
Bus Transportation: Yes
Admissions Deadline: Open enrollment
Mission Statement:
The mission of Southwest Preparatory School is to provide an adaptive and effective learning environment that will prepare youth to succeed in the workplace and or college
School Accountability: TEA Accredited public Charter School
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS)
National Academy Foundation (NAF)