Alamo Heights Independent School District

🚀🚀Our rocketry team successfully launched their rocket at White Sands Missile Range! 🚀🚀

Though there were some challenges - the recovery system deployed early so it didn't travel as far as hoped- there is so much to be proud of and so much to learn from this year's rocket!

Congratulations & Mules Up for this AH-mazing team of students and their instructor Charles Wilson. 🐴🆙

We are looking for a Math Teacher at AHHS!

If you’re ready to make a meaningful impact at a truly AH-mazing school and AH-mazing program, apply today- https://www.ahisd.net/departments/human_resources/jobs

Please share with anyone you know that might be interested in joining Alamo Heights ISD!

✍️📚 Meet the talented young writers from The Junior School who have spent the week sharpening their craft at the annual Martha Spoor Young Writer’s Workshop! 🌟

Throughout the week, students explored a variety of writing styles, stretched their creativity, and found new ways to tell their stories. Tomorrow, they’ll share their original work with family and friends as the culmination of their workshop experience. 🎉🖊️

First held in 2010, the workshop honors the legacy of Martha Spoor, an AHHS graduate and former English teacher. 💙💛

We can't wait to see where their words take them! ✨📖

Introducing Boomerang! 🚀🚀

Our AHHS rocketry program just unveiled the rocket they’ll be launching later this week at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico!

They’re one of only four teams with launch dates this year and the finished design represents thousands of hours of work designing, building and problem-solving with this AH-mazing group of now AHHS graduates!

Special thanks to Jersey Mike's for their support of the rocketry program with a fundraiser.

Mules Up! 🐴🆙

✨ Oh, the places they’ll go and the memories they’ll make! ✨ Some of our adventurous 8th graders kicked off their summer with a trip to Washington DC & New York City!

📸 A huge shoutout to teachers Chandler Tadlock and Kevin Miller for leading the journey and sharing these AH-mazing memories with us! 💙💛

🇺🇸 "A group of AHJS 8th graders walked almost 40 miles in 5 days, exploring Washington, D.C., and New York City. Not through a textbook, but by standing where history actually happened.

Our students watched the Changing of the Guard at Arlington National Cemetery, walked through Mount Vernon, explored the Holocaust Museum, stood beneath the Statue of Liberty, took in the view from the Empire State Building, wandered through Ellis Island, reflected at the 9/11 Memorial, attended an award-winning Broadway show, and experienced the energy, noise, chaos, and wonder that make New York City one of a kind.

Along the way, history became a little more real. Government looked different when standing in our nation’s capital. Immigration felt more personal while walking the same halls millions of immigrants once walked. Arlington offered lessons in sacrifice. Ground Zero offered lessons in resilience."

We are still hiring for the 2026-2027 school year including:

Occupational Therapist
Teacher of the Visually Impaired
Orientation and Mobility Specialist

If you’re ready to make a meaningful impact at a truly AH-mazing school district, visit our Jobs website and apply today- https://www.ahisd.net/departments/human_resources/jobs

Even our tiniest Mules can’t wait for Game 1!

We're honored that News 4 San Antonio highlighted two AH-mazing AHHS seniors in their Salute to Seniors segment this year! Here's their feature on our Outstanding Senior Girl honoree Mariah Garner!

Meet the Alamo Heights High School student who made everyone feel seen SAN ANTONIO - Mariah Garner was an all-A student at Alamo Heights High School.She was also a 3-year officer for the school's dance team. But the greatest lesson she learned is one that you won't find inside any textbook.

Thank you News 4 San Antonio for the Salute to Seniors segment honoring an AH-mazing graduate of AHHS- Lindsey Lam! 💛🎓💙

Alamo Heights senior turns passion for service into lasting legacy SAN ANTONIO - Today's Salute to Seniors segment continues with a stop at Alamo Heights high school.There are nearly 400 graduating seniors but only one of them is nicknamed the "Volunteer Queen"."So, I have it here on a