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Alamo Heights High School

Public School

Level: 3

Grades: 09 - 12

Address: 6900 Broadway St, San Antonio, TX 78209

Phone: (210) 820-8850

Website: "http://www.ahisd.net"

District: Alamo Heights Independent School District (Isd)

1,569
Total Students
#276
of 1,961 in 2025

Academic Performance

EZ Schoolz Rating
70
out of 100
State Ranking
Ranked 276 of 1,961 (2025)
Among schools at the same level in the state

Test Scores

STAAR EOC

Algebra I • Grade End of course • 2023

Percent of Students Meeting Standard 31.0%

Performance Distribution

Level 1 (Below)
41 students (24.0%)
Level 2 (Approaching)
77 students (45.0%)
Level 3 (Met)
39 students (22.8%)
Level 4 (Exceeded)
14 students (8.2%)

Student Body

Total Students
1,569
Diversity
High
Simpson index 56/100
Free / Reduced Lunch
15.6%
of student body

Race & Ethnicity

  • White 51.8% (812)
  • Hispanic / Latino 41.2% (646)
  • Asian 3.5% (55)
  • Black 2.1% (33)
  • Two or More Races 0.8% (12)
  • American Indian / Alaska Native 0.4% (6)
  • Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander 0.3% (5)

Reviews

4.0 /5

Based on 4 reviews

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Parent
November 24, 2011

"I graduated Alamo Heights in 1966. This education alone is college level today. Our school had no technology(electronics) in those days. You had to use your head and THINK, which is not going around much these days. READ, erudition is free!!! Use it to your advantage, be kind to your fellow man, who did not get such a well founded basis of Knowledge. Study, learn,and apply yourself. Shalom.... Chuck Donahue Class of 1966"

Community Member
June 01, 2019

"This used to a great school district, on par with Highland Park in Dallas, but now the District is becoming more Latino and the scores are going down, the District is at the tipping point, hopefully more of the bad apartments in the District get razed and the Demographics shift or else they better add a few new wings to St Mary’s Hall and stop passing bonds to improve schools in AHISD. It’s a shame, but someone should have drawn the lines to just include Olmos Park AH, and Terrell Hills, not that awful area up near Wal Mart and all those cheap apartments. Ruining a once great district. I’d still send my kids, but it’s at the tipping point, they better figure something out to boost the Anglo numbers or its curtains"

Parent
November 24, 2011

"I graduated Alamo Heights in 1966. This education alone is college level today. Our school had no technology(electronics) in those days. You had to use your head and THINK, which is not going around much these days. READ, erudition is free!!! Use it to your advantage, be kind to your fellow man, who did not get such a well founded basis of Knowledge. Study, learn,and apply yourself. Shalom.... Chuck Donahue Class of 1966"

Community Member
June 01, 2019

"This used to a great school district, on par with Highland Park in Dallas, but now the District is becoming more Latino and the scores are going down, the District is at the tipping point, hopefully more of the bad apartments in the District get razed and the Demographics shift or else they better add a few new wings to St Mary’s Hall and stop passing bonds to improve schools in AHISD. It’s a shame, but someone should have drawn the lines to just include Olmos Park AH, and Terrell Hills, not that awful area up near Wal Mart and all those cheap apartments. Ruining a once great district. I’d still send my kids, but it’s at the tipping point, they better figure something out to boost the Anglo numbers or its curtains"

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