2019 Best Schools in the San Antonio AreaAbout this List

Keystone School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-12
• 49

Junior: Keystone is an amazing school with incredible teachers and academics. I feel completely prepared to take on college having had the experience and nurturing I've had. Thanks, Keystone!
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• A+

• 495 Students
• 7:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Saint Mary's Hall

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• PK, K-12
• 39

Parent: Saint Mary's Hall is an excellent school that prepares students to attend college. They provide students with all the resources they need and assist them throughout the process. The teachers are passionate in their filed, well rounded, educated, friendly, understanding and are readily available to the students. The school also has an amazing library full of resources the student may need from computers, books, helpful librarians and printers. The cafeteria food is top notch! The school is diverse, they have many sports to choose from and a lot of clubs.
Read 39 Reviews

• A+

• 979 Students
• 10:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Basis San Antonio Primary - North Central Campus

• BASIS San Antonio Medical Center, TX
• K-5
• 2

• A+

• 583 Students
• — Student-Teacher Ratio

TMI Episcopal

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• 6-12
• 37

Alum: TMI is an incredible private school that values not only quality education, but also community service, student leadership, and good sportsmanship. I'd say all the students grow to be well-rounded individuals with every advantage at succeeding in life. Unlike Keystone that focuses, in my opinion, too much on academics, TMI focuses on the overall happiness and well-being of its students, while providing an engaging enviornment for student life and college-preparatory education. The campus is absolutely beautiful, and because the school is relatively small, students are trusted to act like adults and given freedoms and opportunities you won't find at other schools. Walking around this school is like being on a small private college campus. In addition, teachers are supportive of students in every way imaginable. Unlike other students at my university, I was prepared for college and able to maintain a 4.0 without trying very much.
Read 37 Reviews

• A+

• 475 Students
• 8:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Health Careers High School

• Northside Independent School District (San Antonio), TX
• 9-12
• 486

Junior: Going to Health Careers is probably my best educational decision I've made in my life thus far. I've made so many connections with my teachers and peers, and fitting in isn't really a problem as it is so diverse. Academically speaking, HC has prepared me for college way more than any other normal high school would have been able to. Everyone is so helpful and we all understand each other as we all go through the same struggles with school. There are no team sports so we do miss out on "normal" high school experiences like homecoming and football games, however, in the sports we do have we are the absolute best! Personally, I am on the bowling team and our Varsity Girls are the most dedicated and talented in our city having traveled to Nationals for the past 3 years. I definitely recommend sending students there if education is first and foremost for them and their families.
Read 486 Reviews

• A+

• 841 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

BASIS San Antonio Primary - Medical Center Campus

• BASIS San Antonio Medical Center, TX
• K-5
• 4

Freshman: Basis is an extremely rigorous school that prepares you for college. It offers a variety of classes and the courses are difficult. A change I would like to see made is the cost of joining extracurriculars to be lowered. The school is a charter school but ,due to the difficult courses that one would have to engage in, most students often drop out of the school resulting in smaller classes and better one on one relations with the teachers.
Read 4 Reviews

• A+

• 722 Students
• 19:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

International School of the Americas

• North East Independent School District, TX
• 9-12
• 250

Senior: My experience at the International School of the Americas has been great so far. The teachers have great communication with students and are always there to help us. What I really like about ISA is the how every year we travel to different state based on what we're learning that year. Freshmen year we travel to Arkansas and learn how other countries deal with poverty. Sophomore year we travel to New Mexico and learn about assimilation and acculturation within tribes from all over the year. Junior year we travel to Alabama and learn more about the Civil Rights Movement, which is by far my favorite trip ever. And Senior year we fly to Washington D.C. and learn more about politics and get to see the important landmarks like Lincoln Memorial. ISA is a great school, and I'm very thankful to be graduating from this school.
Read 250 Reviews

• A+

• 483 Students
• 20:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Alamo Heights High School

• Alamo Heights Independent School District, TX
• 9-12
• 294

Senior: Alamo Heights is a great school district. During my time studying there I enjoyed the strong academics and multiple extracurricular activities. Some of the teachers are amazing and are really knowledgeable, and reachable. The facilities are a little old but the city of Alamo Heights just approved a new fund to rebuild the school. The new facilities will be amazing, there will be a whole new classroom and shop for the rocketry program which is one of the coolest things you could do in high school. The only thing that I would change about the school is the social environment, a lot of its students live in a bubble, cheating is a severe problem at the school, but no student receives a real punishment because the administration doesn't want to deal with the parents. However, most people are really friendly and the counselors are really helpful.
Read 294 Reviews

• A+

• 1,553 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Reagan High School

• North East Independent School District, TX
• 9-12
• 530

Senior: I’m a senior at reagan! And all 4 years have been fun! The one thing about Reagan is that it is EXTREMELY comepetitive. All kids in the first quartile are taking At least 3 AP classes. All teachers I’ve had are quite helpful. The material , as long as you are actively engaged, is quite easy. The administration is firm but that’s understandable. One thing I would like to see change is the enabling of troubled students. The majority of kids work very hard and show up on time and sober. While the troubled kids get free passes. They get absences changed, help on tests when they are not mentally incapable, they are treated like children but act like deliquents.
Read 530 Reviews

• A+

• 3,333 Students
• 20:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Johnson High School

• North East Independent School District, TX
• 9-12
• 626

Senior: Claudia Taylor "Ladybird" Johnson HS is one of the finest high schools in the district. There is plenty of oppertunity to be successful and earn a meaningful education with the help of the teacher and other staff members. There are lots of clubs and honot societies that can fulfill almost every interest, and each and every one tries to find a way to give back to the community. From dramatic school plays, to volunteer oppertunities, to food/clothes drives the Johnson community helps out our city in every way it can!
Read 626 Reviews

• A+

• 2,999 Students
• 19:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Randolph Elementary School

• Randolph Field Independent School District, TX
• PK, K-5

• A+

• 605 Students
• 14:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Blattman Elementary Shool

• Northside Independent School District (San Antonio), TX
• PK, K-5

• A+

• 529 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Wilderness Oak Elementary School

• North East Independent School District, TX
• PK, K-5

• A+

• 669 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Randolph Middle School

• Randolph Field Independent School District, TX
• 6-8

• A+

• 332 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Beard Elementary Shool

• Northside Independent School District (San Antonio), TX
• PK, K-5

• A+

• 806 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Eleanor Kolitz Hebrew Language Academy

• Public School
• San Antonio, TX
• K-8
• 5

Parent: We have three children at EKHLA and feel very strongly that they are getting a stellar education. Over the last five years we have had wonderful teachers and only one (who no longer works there) that was not up to par. The students are nurtured, supported and respected and they are held to high standards both in their behavior and in their academics. The coursework is rigorous as is the homework, but their teachers are always ready and willing to spend extra time outside of school to tutor their students. The Principal is honest and doesn't mince words, yet the students love her warmth and personal attention. To top it all off, they are learning Hebrew daily, which is just the cherry on top. We are very happy at EKHLA.
Read 5 Reviews

• A+

• 280 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Julia Newton Aue Elementary School

• Northside Independent School District (San Antonio), TX
• PK, K-5

• A+

• 657 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Garcia Middle School

• Northside Independent School District (San Antonio), TX
• 6-8
• 2

Middle School Student: Garcia has such a positive and judgement free environment. Everyone ther strives to be their best and acedemic integrity is always strongly stressed and exercised.
Read 2 Reviews

• A

• 1,514 Students
• 18:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Roan Forest Elementary School

• North East Independent School District, TX
• PK, K-5
• 1

Parent: Wonderful parent/PTA/staff involvement!
Administration is supportive and responsive to staff and parents. The environment for students instills leadership and respect and my child lives attending school here!
Read 1 Review

• A

• 822 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Los Reyes Elementary School

• Northside Independent School District (San Antonio), TX
• PK, K-5

• A

• 507 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Fair Oaks Ranch Elementary School

• Boerne Independent School District, TX
• K-5

• A

• 843 Students
• 19:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Central Catholic High School

• Private School
• San Antonio, TX
• 9-12
• 87

Alum: CC is a San Antonio institution and excels at academics, sports and helping young boys become young men. CC is definitely not for everyone but if you want your son to learn what ot tales to become a man and to serve others while being held accountable, this is the place. In addition, the Brotherhood (network) which spans generations will help your son in the future, especially when it comes to career amd business. Many call it the Central Catholic Mafia because we get thkngs done to help eachother and there are very many accomplished alumni in business and government.
Read 87 Reviews

• A

• 582 Students
• 13:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Encino Park Elementary School

• North East Independent School District, TX
• PK, K-5
• 1

Niche User: Fantastic teachers, upbeat extracurriculars, and a loving and active PTA. The music program is fantastic, the activities that are provided for the students by the parents and teachers are fun and exciting and the kids always have something to look forward to.
Read 1 Review

• A

• 619 Students
• 17:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Hardy Oak Elementary School

• North East Independent School District, TX
• PK, K-5

• A

• 783 Students
• 16:1 Student-Teacher Ratio

Mcandrew Elementary School

• Northside Independent School District (San Antonio), TX
• PK, K-5

• A

• 285 Students
• 15:1 Student-Teacher Ratio