Our District
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).
Academics
Social Emotional Learning (SEL)
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.
Board
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.
Departments
Departments
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.
Parents
Summer Programs
Eanes offers a variety of summer opportunities for all ages.

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Guide for New Families
General information about Eanes ISD and its schools
Community
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Volunteer

Want to be a Coach, Mentor, Supporter and/or Networker? Volunteer here: Volunteer Application

To enroll in this course, contact your counselor at Westlake HS.

For more information, contact Jerri LaMirand, Director of STEM, jlamirand@eanesisd.net

What is WBI?

Learn more about this exciting course:

Students Learn By Doing

Students acquire foundational business concepts, then apply those concepts to the team’s new business idea. Principles from the LEAN startup movement help students test their thinking. From concept to Minimum Viable Product to Pitch, students are hypothesizing, testing, adapting and learning. Importantly, they work and learn in teams.

Students Learn from a Team of Experts

Coaches are volunteer subject matter experts, who share best thinking/practices in the classroom.
Mentors are volunteer guides, who advise student teams as they develop their business concepts.
Classroom teachers are education professionals, who manage classroom dynamics and provide continuity.

Want to be a Coach, Mentor, Supporter and/or Networker?
Volunteer here: Volunteer Application