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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.
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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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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.
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Mentorship

Mentorship is a project-based research course in which students learn about occupations and develop focused career ideas and opinions.

Students work in non-paid internships with a mentor in a career field of interest two hours per week. Internships exist in a variety of fields including engineering, law, medicine, communications, education, advertising, accounting, graphic design, veterinary, film, music, fashion, firefighting, architecture, aerospace, physical therapy, radio broadcast, law enforcement, lobbying, science lab studies, interior design, hotel management, marketing & PR, ministry, photography, real estate, and more.

Students engage in meaningful workplace conversations, attend meetings, conduct research, interview professionals, perform work tasks, and create a variety of products. Mentorship curriculum includes elements of employment professionalism, time management, effective oral and written communication, interpersonal skills, interviewing, and goal setting to help prepare students for success in future college and career life.