School History
Opened in the fall of 1954 as Rhodes Junior High School at its present location. Named after the former SAISD superintendent (1920-1925), who is best remembered for the junior school system he implemented in San Antonio Rhodes became a middle school in the mid 1970s.
Rhodes Middle School opened in 1954 at a time when Tampico Street was
still an unpaved road. After much hard work and determination, Rhodes
became a Technology Magnet School in 1999 and a Technology Charter
School in 2010. Now known as Rhodes Technology and Media Internal
Charter, students use technology each day in their lessons and
classrooms. Rhodes is a great place to be and we look forward to working
with you and your child.
Jeremiah Rhodes was THE originator of the junior high school system
in Texas. He moved to Texas in 1920 and served as superintendent of the
San Antonio schools from 1920 to 1925. Rhodes pushed successfully for a
bond issue in 1922 because San Antonio schools were extremely crowded.
In 1933 he became the head of the junior high schools division of the
Texas State Department of Education. We are proud to have our campus
named after Jeremiah Rhodes.