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A Prestigious District
Our students consistently exceed the state and national averages on the SAT and ACT. The District and all nine campuses achieved the highest rating, "Met Standard" by the Texas Education Agency (TEA).
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Acquire and apply the knowledge and skills that are necessary in managing emotions, achieving goals, showing empathy for others, maintaining positive relationships, and making responsible decisions.

Academics
Meeting each student’s needs is a top priority in Eanes ISD. A comprehensive curriculum and a variety of enrichment opportunities are offered to Eanes ISD’s students, including proudly serving as a 1:1 mobile device district.
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Eanes School Board
Our Board of Trustees is composed of seven members serving three-year terms. School board members, elected from and representing their local communities, are entrusted with the responsibility of policy making and promoting educational excellence for the school district, and receive no compensation.
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While educating students is the heart of Eanes ISD, there are numerous departments and support services that are vital to providing a quality education. The Central Administration Office is located across from Westlake High School on Camp Craft Road.
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Pre-AP/AP Placement

Courses are designed to challenge motivated students to understand rigorous content. The coursework requires students to engage in independent and analytical assignments.

Pre-AP courses are offered in English and Math in the Middle School Setting. They are designed to prepare students for high school Pre-AP and Advanced Placement (AP) courses.

AP courses are college-level courses taught in a high school setting. At the end of each AP course an AP Exam is given. Qualifying scores on the AP exams can enable students to receive college credit and/or advanced standing at a university or college.

Students who experience success in these courses typically exhibit the following personal and academic characteristics:

have a clear connection to the vocabulary, skills, concepts, or habits of mind necessary for success.
are good problem solvers in everyday situations.
have developed strong learning/study habits.
display emotional maturity when frustrated; show perseverance when challenged.
have strong/mastered math facts/fluency.
have strong values of learning; are self-motivated.
think deeply and communicate math ideas.
are reflective and evaluate their own work.