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
Remote Learning
Although the physical classrooms may be temporarily closed, student learning is very much continuing in the district. Eanes ISD has created systems of support for the K-12 Remote Learning experience.

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

Eanes Around the World
We will challenge our students, staff, parents & community to symbolically spread the “Eanes Spirit of Kindness” to all 50 states and all seven continents.
Community
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Eanes Around the World
We will challenge our students, staff, parents & community to symbolically spread the “Eanes Spirit of Kindness” to all 50 states and all seven continents.

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Technology Safeguards

Current Technology Safeguards and Future Improvements or Considerations

What we have always done

Blocked the following categories to make student access more difficult: Social Media, pornography, mature, dating, instant messaging, forums, security, weapons, and violence
Blocked access to the Apple app store
Enforced on-device media content filter to “G” rating
Maintained a primary in-district Web filter for grades K-12 and enforce safe search for common internet search engines
Emphasized student Responsible Use Guidelines, acknowledged by parents

Plus, what we have recently done

Blocked the Google Search images tab for grades K-5
Added a second in-district Web filter for grades K-5
Disabled Siri suggestions on K-5 student iPads
Reinforced expectations for teacher supervision and use of classroom technology
Removed K-5 access to video content on YouTube
Removed open access to web browsing on K-5 student iPads and only use approved apps and/or instructionally targeted websites

What we want to do

Increase transparency of device usage, including a parent view of screen-time metrics and daily iPad use
Explore additional Siri voice-activated search restrictions
More stringent testing, auditing and monitoring of Web filter security
Explore options to restrict 6-12 access to video content on YouTube