CAST Tech Alumnus, Jonathan Rodriguez, participated in last week’s Startup Weekend hosted by Geekdom “It feels really good being around other people that are like-minded and want to change the
Read Full Story Photo from sanantonioreport.org Kailey Nenque-Cazares, CAST Med student, spent Saturday crawling through theatrical smoke and learning how to perform CPR along with 120 other girls who participated
CAST Schools to receive up to $300,000 and technical support provided by the Raise Your Hand Texas Foundation CAST Schools is among the 20 school districts (or networks) selected as
Max Massey, KSAT Reporter and Anchor, met with students and CAST Med Principal, Dr. Eddie Muzquiz Rodriguez, to learn how the school is preparing high school students for fields in
Local author Lorenzo Gomez, III works alongside CAST Schools students to turn “Tafolla Toro, Three Years of Fear” into a play SAN ANTONIO (June 2, 2021) – CAST Schools launched
What started as an idea to boost the local tech talent pipeline and help students start their tech careers in San Antonio has become a reality. CAST Tech, San Antonio’s
Fernando Garcia, is a CAST Tech High School student who not only started his school’s e-sports team, but is also the first e-sports scholarship athlete for the Texas A&M system. See
Jeanne Russell, For the Express-News June 3, 2021Updated: June 3, 2021 2:15 p.m. At our five CAST schools, we believe our students come with gifts, and we can unlock those gifts and
Greater Texas Foundation Grant Enables Post-secondary Support Over 71% of seniors in the inaugural graduating class of CAST Tech High School have been accepted to 4-year colleges, bucking a citywide
Mr. Dayton King, CAST Tech Teacher was recently featured on KSAT 12 News Teacher Spotlight, Powered by Firstmark Credit Union. This school year, Mr. King dedicated his Saturday morning to
Jeanne Russell, Executive Director for the CAST Schools Network, and Emily Martinez, a CAST Tech Senior, joined Melissa Vega on Focus on South Texas to share how the non-profit is
Katie Chain, Education and Workforce Program Manager at H-E-B, and Jason Salazar, a senior at CAST Tech High School, joined San Antonio Charter Moms for a conversation on the benefits of mentorship.
The Centers for Applied Science and Technology (CAST) Network is a tax-exempt organization as described in Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Service code. CAST Schools are partnership schools with a focus on STEM careers, project based learning and work-based learning. Key partners include public school districts, higher education institutions, and local employers from target industries.
