Our Central HS students & staff had an “Out of this World” time during this week's homecoming festivities. We wish all our Bobcats who will take the field tonight good luck! Click below for more HOCO highlights. #WeAreSanAngelo #SicEmCats #AngryOrange

Earlier this month, almost 1,000 San Angelo ISD fifth-grade students attended a special presentation by Dr. Jose Hernandez, a celebrated astronaut and the first immigrant farmer to journey into space. This engaging educational opportunity is presented in partnership with the Hispanic Heritage Museum and Cultural Center as part of Hispanic Heritage Month. 

Manuel Gonzales attended San Angelo Central High School from 1956-1959. In 1959, he withdrew from high school to enlist in the United States Army and served as a US Army Specialist in the Vietnam Era War, never earning his high school diploma. Texas Education Code 28.0251 allows for school districts to issue high school diplomas to certain veterans.

San Angelo ISD is proud to announce Belaire Elementary and Lone Star Middle School have received the distinction of being named a Texas Education Agency (TEA) Purple Star Designation campus. The award recognizes schools that excel in meeting the needs of military-connected students and their families. 

San Angelo ISD will host an immunization clinic in partnership with La Esperanza Clinic to provide SAISD families accessible opportunities for students in kindergarten through 12th grade to get Texas-required immunizations.

The Hispanic Heritage Museum and Cultural Center awarded two San Angelo ISD Difference Makers with prestigious awards at the annual Hispanic Heritage Month Banquet on September 16. The Hispanic Heritage Committee educates and provides public awareness of the Hispanic community’s impact throughout the past, present and future and honors those who have made a profound impact on our community.

Last month, after the district’s annual back-to-school convocation, D.E.S.K., which stands for Donate Educational Supplies to Kids, presented SAISD school faculty with a total of $72,028.36 in support of San Angelo students and families in need of school supplies.