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East Central ISD is proud to recognize the outstanding educators who go above and beyond for their students. Lindsey Pollok, a first-grade teacher at Highland Forest Elementary, has been named the ECISD District Teacher of the Year for her dedication to student success, collaboration, and lifelong learning.  

East Central ISD kicked off National School Breakfast Week with a special proclamation from the Mayor of San Antonio. Superintendent Roland Toscano and Child Nutrition Director Meredith Rokas received the proclamation, marking the start of a fun-filled week.

East Central ISD was honored to host the 2025 Special Olympics Texas Area 20 San Antonio Spring Games on March 7-8 at Hornet Stadium. This inspiring event brought together athletes, families, and supporters for camaraderie and celebration.

The EC Indie Fest is more than just a festival--it’s the capstone project of the ECHS Music Business program, giving students real-world experience in event planning, artist management, and music industry operations. Your sponsorship supports student learning and boosts your business's visibility.

Toyota's Driving Possibilities initiative is investing up to $6.5 million in East Central ISD to boost STEM education, family support, and career readiness. In partnership with Texas A&M-San Antonio and United Way, the program will enhance learning and workforce development.

CAST Lead High School unveiled its new Makerspace, designed by graduate Gracie Polasek, winner of the 2024 Rather Prize for Innovation. Her three-year project in interior design earned CAST Lead a $10,000 prize, bringing her vision to life.

Join us in celebrating our 2024-2025 Teachers of the Year—dedicated educators who embody the EC Way through excellence, innovation, and impact. These inspiring professionals go above and beyond to support student success.

Mrs. Aboueisha, nominated in 2021 while managing a hybrid science classroom, has earned the 2025 Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching (PAEMST), the nation’s highest honor for K-12 math and science educators.

A CTE District of Distinction sets a statewide standard for excellence in Career and Technical Education. This recognition strengthens collaboration with education and industry leaders, preparing students for success in a fast-changing economy. The district’s innovative programs equip students with the skills needed for future careers.

Seventh grader Fabian Rodriguez will represent Texas in the American Printing House (APH) National Abacus Bee!

Seniors Luisa David and Sabrina Olmedo will perform with the Texas All-State Treble Choir.

This January, we honor our School Board members for their leadership, innovation, and dedication.

Here’s how families can stay updated on potential school closings or schedule changes.

Join us at the Alamodome on May 28 at 9 a.m. to celebrate the Class of 2025.

The ECISD residency program places residents as co-teachers alongside experienced mentors.

Our Child Nutrition team earned two prestigious USDA Healthy Meals Awards!

These grants empower teachers to bring innovative projects and learning opportunities to East Central ISD students, enhancing their educational experiences in meaningful ways.

Keegan Garcia, a senior at East Central High School, was chosen as the 2024-2025 KENS-5 All-Star Athlete. 

We celebrated a significant milestone with our Beam Signing at the construction site for Valor Middle School, located in St. Hedwig, next to Tradition Elementary.

We’re thrilled to announce that three East Central ISD teachers have been chosen as Valero Alamo Bowl's "Extra Yard for Teachers" grant recipients!

We’re hiring for all current and future positions across campuses and departments!

Join our free monthly support groups at two campuses!

We want to give a huge shoutout to our amazing principals who lead with passion and dedication every day!

The Child Nutrition Task Force meeting is open to all ECISD parents, students, community members and partners.