CAST Tech High School and The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) announce the Early College Academy, a one-of-a-kind program that will accelerate a student’s college career to a
This year, students will travel to South Texas to explore the common threads in our courses of “migration” and “sustainability.” Whether exploring these concepts through a biological, mathematical, geographic, literature,
The Advanced Learning Academy and CAST Tech Production Company present: The Addams Family The Addams Family, a comical feast that embraces the wackiness in every family, features an original story
Part of the design of the Advanced Learning Academy is to give our students meaningful experiences outside of the walls of our campus. We believe that experiential learning helps students
The 4th Annual CAST Schools Speak Up! Speak Out! Regional Civics Fair kicked off virtually in partnership with the University of Texas at Austin Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life, the
This summer, CAST Med High School students embarked on a week-long journey during the “Mission in Me” Camp at historic Mission San Jose y San Miguel de Aguayo. Students explored
Thank You, Superintendent Pedro Martinez From the CAST Schools Network During our first annual CAST Champions event, CAST Med student, Gabrian Sanchez, asked San Antonio ISD Superintendent Pedro Martinez, “Why
CAST students collaborated with local author Lorenzo Gomez III for a stage adaptation of Tafolla Toro: Three Years of Fear. Click here to see the full story: Read More Source:
Greater Texas Foundation featured CAST Schools in a new Issue Brief that shares best practices for schools with limited college and career advising resources. See how CAST Schools gives students
Raise Your Hand Texas recently featured the Advanced Learning Academy and CAST Tech Theatre production company. Throughout the pandemic, theater teachers, Ms. Amy Stengel and Mr. Nico Champion, and their
Kailey Cazares, a junior at CAST Med, joined Inga Cotton and San Antonio Charter Moms to share about her experiences as a student and offer advice to families who are
CAST Lead Students Present to the East Central ISD Board of Trustees CAST Lead students presented their award-winning project-based learning proposal, “Urgent Care Clinic for Low-Income Families,” to the East
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