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  • 10th Grade, Class of 2020 take a college field trip to Texas A & M College Station.

  • Environmental Science club sponsor Arianna Moravits arranges for Travis students to participate in the 2018 Basura Bash at MLK Park on Saturday, Feb. 17th.

  • AP/DC Art Teacher Kristina Williams-Berrier organizes Travis students to participate in the VASE Art Competition at East Central High School on Saturday, Feb. 17th.

  • Travis ECHS 9/10th grade students partake in reading to students at Mark Twain Dual Language School/Hawthorne Academy for Dr. Seuss Day on Friday, March 2nd.

  • Travis ECHS 9/10th grade students partake in reading to students at Mark Twain Dual Language School/Hawthorne Academy for Dr. Seuss Day on Friday, March 2nd.

  • Travis ECHS students, parents and teachers partook in the SAISD 5K Run on Saturday, March 3rd.

  • Travis ECHS students, parents and teachers partook in the SAISD 5K Run on Saturday, March 3rd.

  • Travis ECHS PFL Yvonne Hernandez arranges to take parents/students to the University of Texas at Austin on March 19th.

  • State Representative Diego Bernal visit Travis ECHS to meet with Travis / YWLA students as they prepare to visit with state legislators in Austin on April 20.

  • Travis ECHS placed 2nd at the SAISD Decathlon Meet on December 8 at Brackenridge HS

  • Two Travis ECHS students received the distinction of Advanced Placement Scholars on Monday evening on January 8th at the McNay.

  • All Travis students in the gym as the 2017 Blue Ribbon Program is about to begin.

  • Brackenridge HS Mariachi performing for students/guests at the Blue Ribbon Ceremony.

  • Travis Seniors taking their picture with their favorite teacher, Mr. Vernon Lanctot at the 2017 Blue Ribbon Award Ceremony.

  • Travis accepts the 2017 National Blue Ribbon Award in Washington, DC. From left, Teacher Raquenel Garcia, Principal, Adrianna Arredondo and Board Member, Debra Guerrero.

  • Travis Class of 2019 Top Scholars who participated in the Valero Energy Foundation SAISD Gift Announcement.

  • Senior Joshua Medina, pictured with English teacher Cassandra Vara, was recently recognized as a National Hispanic Merit Scholar. The National Hispanic Merit Scholar program recognizes the most scholastically impressive Hispanic high school students from across the U.S.

  • Senior Phoebe Fontenot displays her 1st and 3rd place awards from Rice University's Top 3 Camp at the Tapia Center. Only the top three seniors from each school are invited to the camp, which includes multiple creative and research-based competitive projects.

  • Junior G'Von Morton poses for a photo with Dr. Meg Urry, Israel Munson Professor of Physics at Yale University, during a Yale Club of South Texas event.

  • Travis provided a student/parent Thanksgiving luncheon on Thursday, November 16.

  • Travis provided a student/parent Thanksgiving luncheon on Thursday, November 16.

  • The Class of 2019 hosted a Turkey Bingo Night on November 16

  • Travis seniors exploring the East Coast/Ivy League schools today and through Dec. 2.

  • Travis seniors with Jamizia Manous, currently at Howard Univ. sharing out about college life on the East Coast.

  • Travis seniors gather in front of Georgetown University on their 1st day visiting East Coast/Ivy League Schools.

  • Travis ECHS students participated in a Food Drive to replenish the San Antonio College Food Pantry in early November. Over 4,000 items were collected at Travis ECHS on November 17th by SAC Professors Ashley Click (right) and College Liaison, and Lisa Black (green sweater). The four highest donating classes were given the opportunity to watch the San Antonio College play, “This Above All”, performed by an all Travis student cast and written/directed by SAC Professor Alison Vasquez.

2017 Blue Ribbon School2017 National Blue Ribbon School

San Antonio ISD's Travis Early College High School has been named a 2017 National Blue Ribbon School based on its overall academic performance.  It is one of two schools in Bexar County to receive this honor and among 312 public and private schools in the country selected as exemplary high performing schools.  Learn more.

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At Travis Early College High School, education is focused around one single goal: college. We put students from the Bexar County area on the fast-track to higher education by allowing them to take challenging high school and college courses that lead to a diploma and up to two years of college credit from our partner, neighboring San Antonio College.

Some students graduate with an associate degree–and it’s all free of cost to the students and their families. Goal-oriented students from varying academic backgrounds who meet our admission criteria come to us with hard work and determination, and in return, we give them a strong support system to ensure success as they navigate the dual worlds of high school and college.

Travis Early College High School:
where the college dream becomes a reality

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