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Travis Early College High School Graduation
Saturday, May 31 @ 1 p.m. 
Alamo Convocation Center
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Graduation Speakers
Oradores de graduación

Travis Early College High School
Class of 2025 Valedictorian
Jason Llanes

How have SAISD schools shaped you into the person you are today?

Growing up, I have attended three different SAISD schools. From kindergarten to third grade, I attended Kate Schenck Elementary, a small school close to my house, where I was part of the ‘English as a Second Language’ classes. To make sure I didn’t have a rough transition from Spanish to English, my parents moved me to the new Advanced Learning Academy. I attended ALA from its original opening in 2016 up until 8th grade. This school taught me a variety of topics that I wouldn't have been able to learn if I had attended other schools. They had a makerspace, fine arts building, and an emphasis on focusing on the student’s mental health. I believe that the last one really benefited me in the long run since I learned at a young age to look after myself and how I felt. Then after hearing about the opportunities at Travis ECHS, I switched schools one final time. These last four years, I have met many talented and intelligent people that all have a different story to tell that I have the honor of calling my friends. If it wasn’t for these schools, I wouldn’t be the same person, wouldn’t have had the same interactions, lessons, and more. I am grateful and appreciative of the events that influenced me to become the person I am today.

What is the greatest challenge you have overcome in your education and how did you overcome it?

My family has roots that connect to Mexico and even all the way to Spain. My mother’s side of the family is completely Mexican since she was born in Tampico, a small city in Mexico, and worked very hard to move to the US. My father’s side of the family has Mexican roots through my grandfather, who also grew up in a small town. As a result, I grew up speaking Spanish which led to me being placed in bilingual classes rather than a regular class. This created a variety of issues throughout my education. I struggled to read long passages, and my writing was basic because my vocabulary was limited. My frustration with learning in English led to an important realization and decided that I would simply have to work harder to overcome this challenge. I tried different methods to help, like reading slowly or expanding my vocabulary but the method that helped me out the most was lots and lots of practice. The success I achieved by investing in extra practice taught me that some of the challenges I encounter in life are going to need more effort and practice than others.

As a leader of the Class of 2025, what is your hope for the class as they move on to the next chapter of their lives?

My hope for the classmates at Travis and for those from outside of our school is that we all find our “thing.” I hope we all find that one thing that makes us get out of bed and really interests us. That thing that makes us grow as people and helps those around us. For some this might be career related with pushing the human race to somewhere we haven’t gone before, some form of legacy, or something else entirely. In Travis, I look around and see people with a great level of potential and good that everyone can do. I have no doubt that the rest of the class scattered across SAISD has the same amount of potential. Growing up in three different schools, I saw that same spark in every single classmate. This is why I hope that we find that thing because this community, city, and even world can grow in so many ways with the amount of potential everyone has. Imagine a world where everyone reaches their true potential and has a lasting impact in their own form, this is my hope for our class.

 

Travis Early College High School
Class of 2025 Salutatorian

Gabriella Torres

How have SAISD schools shaped you into the person you are today?

My SAISD education began in the second grade at Will Rogers Elementary. Having moved into the district out of necessity, I initially felt very isolated. However, over time as I was able to gain my footing, I grew in confidence and closeness with my peers. At Rogers, I met one of my, still today, best friends, and she influenced me to attend Young Women’s Leadership Academy for middle school. YWLA allowed me to grow immeasurably as a student, as there, I learned to sincerely value knowledge and curiosity. Then, again influenced by friendship, I decided to attend Travis ECHS for high school. Deciding to come to Travis is likely the best decision I have ever made. I’ve found myself amidst an amazing group of students that challenge me but also support me. The friends I’ve had the privilege of getting to know and the teachers I have had the honor of learning from have changed the trajectory of my life. SAISD schools have shaped me into the person I am today because of the community they’ve allowed me to create. I am lucky — throughout my time in SAISD — to have met genuinely amazing peers and mentors, all of whom have taught and reinforced within me the necessary skills that will enable me to be successful going forward into university and beyond.

What is the greatest challenge you have overcome in your education and how did you overcome it?

As a child, my life was overshadowed by the negative impacts of change, and similar to the story of many, I sought solace in the stability of my education. Initially, my academic successes stemmed from my desire to control my life. Through the loss of my home, instability with my parents, and grief, I struggled to hold on to myself, eventually realizing that to succeed, I’d simply have to work harder to take control of my future. I fought for a spot at the top of my class, and I fought to lead my peers because if it’s the work of others that got me to survive, then it must take that same effort from me to help my community in the way they’ve helped me. The challenges I’ve faced throughout high school have become a catalyst for my positive perspective on life and education. Because of them, I understand the value of effort for the betterment of what you love. The difficult circumstances through which I have grown have made me a better student so far and will continue to do so as I carry on with my education.

As a leader of the Class of 2025, what is your hope for the class as they move on to the next chapter of their lives?

The students of this class are some of the most hardworking, competitive, and compassionate people I have ever met. I have no doubt that the class of 2025 will grow into strong community leaders who will make a difference for the people around them. My hope for this class as they move on to the next chapter of their lives is that they’re able to live for themselves as well as their community. It is critical that, as graduates of SAISD, we return to this community to give back once we have reached success; I hope that the students of this class understand that they are best able to give back by supporting their own needs first, that these students will find satisfaction in what they do for themselves, and that they are able to reach success in whatever way they choose to define it.

Travis Early College High School
Class of 2025 Valedictorian (primer lugar) 
Jason Llanes

¿Cómo te han formado las escuelas de SAISD para ser la persona que eres hoy?

Durante mi crecimiento, he asistido a tres escuelas diferentes de SAISD. Desde preescolar hasta tercero, asistí a Kate Schenck Elementary, una pequeña escuela cercana a mi casa, donde formé parte de las clases de "inglés como segundo idioma". Para asegurarse de que no pasara una transición difícil del español al inglés, mis padres me trasladaron a la nueva Advanced Learning Academy. Asistí a ALA desde su apertura original en 2016 hasta 8º grado. Esta escuela me enseñó una variedad de temas que no habría podido aprender si hubiera asistido a otras escuelas. Tenían un espacio de creación, un edificio de bellas artes, y un énfasis en centrarse en la salud mental del estudiante. Creo que el último realmente me benefició a largo plazo, ya que aprendí a una edad temprana a cuidarme y cómo me sentía. Luego, después de escuchar sobre las oportunidades en Travis ECHS, cambié de escuela una última vez. En estos últimos cuatro años he conocido a muchas personas inteligentes y con talento, todas ellas con una historia diferente que contar, a las que tengo el honor de llamar amigos. Si no fuera por estas escuelas, no sería la misma persona, no habría tenido las mismas interacciones, lecciones y más. Agradezco y valoro los acontecimientos que influyeron en mí para convertirme en la persona que soy hoy.
 
¿Cuál es el mayor desafío que has superado en tu educación y cómo lo superaste?

Mi familia tiene raíces que se conectan con México e incluso hasta España. La familia de mi madre es completamente mexicana, ya que ella nació en Tampico, una pequeña ciudad de México, y trabajó muy duro para trasladarse a Estados Unidos. La familia de mi padre tiene raíces mexicanas a través de mi abuelo, que también creció en un pueblo pequeño. Como resultado, crecí hablando español, lo que hizo que me pusieran en clases bilingües en vez de en una clase normal. Esto creó una serie de problemas a lo largo de mi educación. Me costaba leer pasajes largos y mi escritura era básica porque mi vocabulario era limitado. Mi frustración por aprender en inglés me llevó a darme cuenta de algo importante y decidí que simplemente tendría que esforzarme más para superar este desafío. Intenté diferentes métodos para ayudarme, como leer despacio o ampliar mi vocabulario, pero el método que más me ayudó fue mucha, mucha práctica. El éxito que conseguí invirtiendo en práctica adicional me enseñó que algunos de los desafíos con los que me encuentro en la vida van a necesitar más esfuerzo y práctica que otros.
 
Como líder de la Clase de 2025, ¿cuál es tu anhelo para la clase mientras avanzan al siguiente capítulo de sus vidas?

Espero que mis compañeros de Travis y los de fuera de nuestra escuela encuentren "lo suyo". Espero que todos encontremos aquello que nos haga levantarnos de la cama y nos interese de verdad. Eso que nos hace crecer como personas y ayuda a los que nos rodean. Para algunos, esto puede estar relacionado con una carrera que lleve a seres humanos a un lugar al que no hayamos llegado antes, con algún tipo de legado o con algo totalmente distinto. En Travis, miro a mi alrededor y veo gente con un gran nivel de potencial y el bien que todos pueden hacer. No tengo duda de que para el resto de la clase que se encuentra en SAISD existe el mismo potencial. En las tres escuelas en las que crecí, vi la misma chispa en todos y cada uno de mis compañeros. Por eso espero que encontremos eso, porque esta comunidad, esta ciudad e incluso este mundo pueden crecer de muchas maneras con la cantidad de potencial que todos tienen. Imaginemos un mundo en el que todos alcancen su verdadero potencial y tengan un impacto duradero en su propia forma, esto es lo que yo desearía para nuestra Clase.

Travis Early College High School
Class of 2025 Salutatorian (segundo lugar) 

Gabriella Torres

¿Cómo te han formado las escuelas de SAISD para ser la persona que eres hoy?

Mi educación en SAISD comenzó en el segundo grado en Will Rogers Elementary. Después de haberme mudado al distrito por necesidad, inicialmente me sentí muy aislada. Sin embargo, con el tiempo, a medida que conseguía establecerme, crecía la confianza y la cercanía con mis compañeros. En Rogers conocí a una de mis, todavía hoy, mejores amigas, y ella me convenció para que asistiera a Young Women's Leadership Academy en la escuela secundaria. YWLA me permitió crecer enormemente como estudiante, ya que allí aprendí a valorar sinceramente el conocimiento y la curiosidad. Entonces, de nuevo influenciada por la amistad, decidí asistir a Travis ECHS para la preparatoria. Probablemente, la mejor decisión que he tomado en mi vida ha sido venir a Travis. Me he encontrado en medio de un grupo increíble de estudiantes que me presentan desafíos, pero también me apoyan. Los amigos que he tenido el privilegio de conocer y los profesores de los que he tenido el honor de aprender han cambiado la trayectoria de mi vida. Las escuelas del SAISD me han convertido en la persona que soy hoy gracias a la comunidad que me han permitido crear. Tengo la suerte, durante mi estancia en SAISD, de haber conocido a compañeros y mentores realmente increíbles, todos ellos me han enseñado y han reforzado en mí las habilidades necesarias que me permitirán tener éxito en la universidad y en el futuro.
 
¿Cuál es el mayor desafío que has superado en tu educación y cómo lo superaste?

De niña, mi vida sufrió los efectos negativos del cambio y, como muchos otros, busqué consuelo en la estabilidad de mi educación. Inicialmente, mis éxitos académicos se debían a mi deseo de controlar mi vida. A pesar de la pérdida de mi hogar, la inestabilidad con mis padres y el duelo, luché por aferrarme a mí misma y acabé dándome cuenta de que, para triunfar, tendría que esforzarme más por tomar las riendas de mi futuro. Luché por un puesto entre los primeros de mi Clase, y luché por liderar a mis compañeros, porque si es el trabajo de otros el que me ha hecho sobrevivir, entonces debe hacer falta ese mismo esfuerzo por mi parte para ayudar a mi comunidad de la forma en que ellos me han ayudado a mí. Los desafíos que he enfrentado a lo largo de la preparatoria se han convertido en un catalizador para mi perspectiva positiva sobre la vida y la educación. Gracias a ellos, entiendo el valor del esfuerzo para mejorar lo que amas. Las difíciles circunstancias a través de las cuales he crecido me han convertido en un mejor estudiante hasta ahora y continuaré haciéndolo mientras continúo con mi educación.
 
Como líder de la Clase de 2025, ¿cuál es tu anhelo para la Clase mientras avanzan al siguiente capítulo de sus vidas?
 
Los estudiantes de esta Clase son algunas de las personas más trabajadoras, competitivas y compasivas que he conocido. No tengo ninguna duda de que la Clase de 2025 se convertirá en líderes comunitarios que marcarán la diferencia para las personas que los rodean. Mi esperanza para esta Clase a medida que pasan al siguiente capítulo de sus vidas es que sean capaces de vivir para sí mismos, así como para su comunidad. Es muy importante que, como graduados de SAISD, regresemos a esta comunidad para retribuir una vez que hayamos alcanzado el éxito; espero que los estudiantes de esta Clase entiendan que son más capaces de retribuir apoyando primero sus propias necesidades, que estos estudiantes encuentren satisfacción en lo que hacen por sí mismos, y que sean capaces de alcanzar el éxito de cualquier manera que elijan definirlo.

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Travis Early College High School
Class of 2025

Pages will be updated as program information is received from schools.
Las páginas se actualizarán a medida que las escuelas finalicen la información del programa.

School Colors
Navy Blue & White

School Mascot
Panthers

Senior Class of 2025

Class Colors
Pink

Class Flower
Blue Orchid

Class Song:
“Feel This Moment”
by Pitbull & Christina Aguilera

Class Motto
“Work hard in silence, let success be your noise”
— Tyler the Creator

Senior Class Officers
President Gabriella Torres
Vice President Natalie Lauraine Cervera
Secretary Jolett Adriana Valdez
Treasurer Kristin Marlene Perez
Historian Mia Neveh Mares
Parliamentarian Jack K. Maldonado Houy

Senior Class Sponsors
Yolanda Jacobs
Rosa Dockal

  • ALAMO COLLEGIATE NETWORK

    DIRECTOR
    Dr. Monica Villarreal

    TRAVIS EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
    ADMINISTRATION

    PRINCIPAL
    Robbie Harris

    ADMINISTRATORS
    Julio Castillejo
    Edith Silva

    COUNSELORS
    Jennifer Johnson
    Olympia Torres

  • Prelude
    		 Senior Video Tribute
    Procession Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1, Opus 39
    Sir Edward Elgar, Composer
    Opening Remarks Robbie Harris
    Principal
    Presentation of Colors Edison JROTC Color Guard
    National Anthem The Star-Spangled Banner
    Francis Scott Key, Lyricist
    Performed by Pedro Constante
    and Emma Cortez-Gomez
    Pledge of Allegiance to
    the U.S. and Texas Flags    		 Pedro Espinoza
    Superintendent’s Student Advisory
    Committee Representative
    Reflection of Gratitude Gabriella Torres
    Class President
    Welcome and
    Introduction of Guests    		 Robbie Harris
    Principal
    Senior Messages Gabriella Torres, Salutatorian
    Jason Llanes, Valedictorian
    Principal’s Address Robbie Harris
    Principal
    Presentation of the
    Class of 2025    		 Robbie Harris
    Principal
    Acceptance of the
    Class of 2025    		 Dr. Mike Villarreal
    SAISD School Board Member
    Awarding of Diplomas
    and Scholarships    		 SAISD Board of Trustees
    Turning of Tassels Gabriella Torres
    Class President
    Recessional Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1, Opus 39
    Sir Edward Elgar, Composer

  • TOP TEN GRADUATES

    Valedictorian
    Jason Alex Llanes 

    Salutatorian
    Gabriella Torres

    Daniel Alvarez
    Karlairene Flores
    Broderick J. Touchette
    Avery Shemar Phillips

    Joselyn G. Rodriguez Garcia
    Sylvia Kayla Hernandez
    Hailey Isabella Muñiz
    Jolett Adriana Valdez

    SUMMA CUM LAUDE, GPA OF 100 OR HIGHER

    Daniel Alvarez
    Gabriela Monzerrat Berrones
    Jocelyn Manuelita De La Garza
    Mamadu Mustapha Dieye
    Karlairene Flores
    Joselyn G. Rodriguez Garcia
    Ernesto Hernandez
    Sylvia Kayla Hernandez
    Jason Alex Llanes

    Noel Christianna Menacher
    Hailey Isabella Muñiz
    Achly Peralta
    Avery Shemar Phillips
    Abigail-Lexi Alexandra Rodriguez
    Gabriella Torres
    Broderick J. Touchette
    Jolett Adriana Valdez
    Branden James Valencia

    MAGNA CUM LAUDE, GPA OF 95-99

    Alyssa Valentina Aguilar
    Anna Celia Barrera
    Natalie Lauraine Cervera
    Pedro Samuel Constante IV
    Liam Luis Esparza
    Emma Nicole Espinoza
    Pedro D. Espinoza
    Abran J. Garcia
    Gael Garcia
    Jesus R. Garcia
    Victoria Guadalupe Garcia
    Jacob Ambrose Girela
    Sean Francis Gonzalez
    Favian Ismael Hernandez
    Jack K. Maldonado Houy
    Brandon C. Hudson

    Emmalyna Victoria Lopez
    Mia Neveh Mares
    Joaquin Cristian Martinez
    Nicole Martinez
    Maximus J. Mendez
    Christopher Olivio Jr.
    Arthur Peña
    Frida Camila Perez
    Kristin Marlene Perez
    Bethany Kaylee Salinas
    Isidro Sanchez III
    Joseph Michael Xavier Tiller
    Ernesto Wilehaldo Toledo
    Celeste Torres Davila
    Layla Lee Velez

    CUM LAUDE, GPA OF 90-94

    Armando Anibal Baltazar
    Nathan Barrera Saldaña
    Eusebio Valentino Betancourt
    Cody T. Bernsen
    Morgan Davyn Breiten
    Calah Katherine De Dios Castillo
    Noah Anthony Castro
    Albert A. Chiguichon
    Gabriela Rose Gomez
    Kimberly Vanessa Gonzalez
    Zaylie Clementine Hewtty
    Maya E. Kraft
    Samuel Manuel Lopez III
    Aaliyah Janae Martinez
    Gavin M. Martinez
    Jennifer Gisell Martinez Villegas

    Jeremiah Edward Martinez
    Lauren Elizabeth Martinez
    Paul Joseph Medina
    Heaven-Lee Angel Meza
    Hector Manuel S. Muñoz
    Jalyn Rae Ortiz
    Elina Celeste Gonzalez Palos
    Karen Lizeth Posada
    Isabella R. Rodriguez
    Lucero S. Rojas
    Azael Mizraim Ruiz
    Monserrat Ruiz Barrera
    Zailey Giabella Sandoval
    Julia Arwen Tovar
    Esteban Urquia
    Jose Julian Villasana

 

National Honor Society Members

Daniel Alvarez
Anna Celia Barrera
Gabriela Monzerrat Berrones
Morgan Davyn Breiten
Natalie Lauraine Cervera
Albert A. Chiguichon
Mamadu Mustapha Dieye
Liam Luis Esparza
Jason Alex Llanes
Samuel Manuel Lopez III
Mia Neveh Mares
Joaquin Cristian Martinez
Lauren Elizabeth Martinez
Nicole Martinez
Maximus J. Mendez
Hailey Isabella Muñiz
Hector Manuel S. Muñoz
Karlairene Flores
Gael Garcia

Jesus R. Garcia
Victoria Guadalupe Garcia
Jacob Ambrose Girela
Sylvia Kayla Hernandez
Zaylie Clementine Hewtty
Jack K. Maldonado Houy
Brandon C. Hudson
Arthur Peña
Kristin Marlene Perez
Avery Shemar Phillips
Joselyn G. Rodriguez Garcia
Iram Hector Ruiz
Joseph Michael Xavier Tiller
Ernesto Wilehaldo Toledo
Gabriella Torres
Jolett Adriana Valdez
Branden James Valencia
Abigail-Lexi Rodriguez
Pedro Espinoza

SAN ANTONIO INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT
BOARD OF TRUSTEES

President Christina Martinez
Vice President Alicia Sebastian
Secretary Arthur V. Valdez
Trustee Ed Garza
Trustee Jacob Ramos
Trustee Stephanie Torres
Trustee Dr. Mike Villarreal

Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Jaime R. Aquino

Deputy Superintendent
Dr. Shawn Bird

Deputy Superintendent
Patti Salzmann

Instructional Superintendent
Dr. Melissa Alcala

REGALIA DESIGNATIONS

Early College High School Graduate
White Cord

AVID Tutors
Silver Cord

Robotics
Bronze Cord

Mu Alpha Theata
Light Blue & Gold Cord

Travis Top Ten
Gold Cord

Academic Decathlon
White & Gold

National Honor Society (NHS)
Light Blue Stole

National Hispanic Honor Society
Red Stole

PTSA
Blue & Yellow Stole

Cyber Team
Red Cord

Student Advisory Committee Member
Red, White & Blue Cord

JROTC
White Stole with Red Letters

US Armed Forces
Various

2025 Graduation Candidates
Lists of graduates will be refreshed as schools send updates.

Alyssa Valentina Aguilar
Daniel Alvarez
Zachary Jon Avitua
Armando Anibal Baltazar
Nathan Barrera Saldaña
Anna Celia Barrera
Nathan Rene Barron
Cody T. Bernsen
Gabriela Monzerrat Berrones
Eusebio Valentino Betancourt
Morgan Davyn Breiten
Miranda Cecilia Cardenas
Jesus Cardona-Solis
Niko Solis Carrera
Calah Katherine De Dios Castillo
Noah Anthony Castro
Natalie Lauraine Cervera
Albert A. Chiguichon
Pedro Samuel Constante IV
Emma D. Cortez
Jocelyn Manuelita De La Garza
Mamadu Mustapha Dieye
Liam Luis Esparza
Emma Nicole Espinoza
Pedro D. Espinoza
Ramon Flores Castañeda
Karlairene Flores
Abran J. Garcia
Gael Garcia
Jesus R. Garcia
Victoria Guadalupe Garcia
Jacob Ambrose Girela
Gabriela Rose Gomez
Alexander Roman Gonzalez
Ilene Nicole Gonzalez
Kimberly Vanessa Gonzalez
Sean Francis Gonzalez
Ernesto Hernandez
Favian Ismael Hernandez
Keighley Garcia Hernandez
Sylvia Kayla Hernandez
Zaylie Clementine Hewtty
Jack K. Maldonado Houy
Brandon C. Hudson
Maya E. Kraft
Jason Alex Llanes
Emmalyna Victoria Lopez
Samuel Manuel Lopez III
Mia Neveh Mares
Jennifer Gisell Martinez Villegas
Aaliyah Janae Martinez
Gavin M. Martinez

Jeremiah Edward Martinz
Joaquin Cristian Martinez
Lauren Elizabeth Martinez
Nicole Martinez
Paul Joseph Medina
Noel Christianna Menacher
Maximus J. Mendez
Mai-Abcde Emery Mendez-Martinez
Heaven-Lee Angel Meza
Hailey Muñiz
Hector Manuel S. Muñoz
Dante J. Murphy
Joseph P. Niño
Christopher Olivo
Jalyn Rae Ortiz
Elina Celeste Gonzalez Palos
Arthur Peña
Achly Peralta
Abraham Perez
Frida Camila Perez
Kristin Marlene Perez
Avery Shemar Phillips
Finlee Genevieve Phoenix
Karen Lizeth Posada
Cynthia Marie Ramos
Aiyana Raine Ramsey
Joselyn G. Rodriguez Garcia
Abigail-Lexi Alexandra Rodriguez
Allessandra Lucia Rodriguez
Isabella R. Rodriguez
Lucero S. Rojas
Monserrat Ruiz Barrera
Azael Mizraim Ruiz
Iram Hector Ruiz
Bethany Kaylee Salinas
Isidro Sanchez III
Zailey Giabella Sandoval
Joseph Michael Xavier Tiller
Ernesto Wilehaldo Toledo
Celeste Torres Davila
Gabriella Torres
Broderick J. Touchette
Julia Arwen Tovar
Isidro Treviño III
Esteban Urquia
Jolett Adriana Valdez
Branden James Valencia
Roland Isaiah Valenzuela
Layla Lee Velez
Jose Julian Villasana
Noah R. Wilson
Nalani Noralie Zaleta

Class of 2025
SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS RECEIVED AT TIME OF PROGRAM PUBLICATION

ALYSSA AGUILAR
• St. Mary’s Madeleine Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship
• University of Texas at San Antonio Grant Award

DANIEL ALVAREZ
• Baylor Distinction Scholarship
• Columbia Grant Award
• San Antonio Pickleball Scholarship
• City of San Antonio MLK, Jr. Scholarship
• San Antonio Area Foundation Legacy Scholarship
• Georgia Tech Scholarship for Undergrads
• St Mary’s Trustee Scholarship
• Texas A&M University Opportunity Award Scholarship
• Texas A&M University President’s Achievement II Scholarship
• Texas A&M University President’s Achievement Scholarship
• Texas A&M University Terry Scholarship
• Texas A&M University Tuition Support Award
• Texas A&M University San Antoino Regent’s Top 10% Scholarship
• Trinity President’s Scholarship
• Texas State Strickel Harrison Scholarship
• Texas State Achievement Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Missionary Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship
• University of Texas Arlington Presidential Scholarship
• University of Texas Austin University Co-Op Course Material Scholarship
• University of Texas Dallas Academic Excellence Scholarship
• University of Texas Dallas McDermott Scholarship
• University of Texas Dallas McDermott Stipend
• University of Texas Dallas McDermott Study Abroad Award
• University of Texas San Antonio Distinguished Presidential Scholarship
• University of Texas San Antonio Honors College Collaboration Scholarship
• Washington University Annika Rodriguez Scholarship
• Washington University Scholarship

ARMANDO BALTAZAR
• Our Lady of the Lake Achievement Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Provost Scholarship

ANNA BARRERA
• Puerto Rican Heritage Society Scholarship
• TASSP Teens Serving Texas Scholarship
• St. Mary’s Greehey Scholarship
• St. Mary’s Honors Scholarship
• St. Mary’s Marianist Leadership Scholarship
• The New School Parsons Scholarship
• Texas State Bobcat Promise Award
• Texas State Merit Scholarship

GABRIELLA BARRONES
• Alaska Fairbanks Merit Scholarship
• Bethel University Merit Scholarship
• Bradley University Scholarship
• Dallas Baptist Merit Scholarship
• Hardin Simmons Merit Scholarship
• HCU Legacy Scholarship
• Illinois Institute of Technology Scholarship
• La Verne Merit Scholarship
• Lasell University Scholarship
• Long Island U Merit Scholarship
• Mount St. Mary’s Merit Scholarship
• New Hampshire Merit Scholarship
• Norwich Scholarship
• Portland State Merit Scholarship
• Schreiner Scholarship
• Southern Nazarene Scholarship
• Thomas More Merit Scholarship
• Trinity Trustee’s Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship
• Wyoming Merit Scholarship

MORGAN BREITEN
• Colorado State Green & Gold Scholarship

NOAH CASTRO
• St. Mary’s Madeleine Scholarship

NATALIE CERVERA
• Denison University Award

PEDRO CONSTANTE
• Dallas Baptist Christian Service Scholarship
• Dallas Baptist Hope & Future Scholarship
• Dallas Baptist Patriot Award
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship

EMMA CORTEZ-GOMEZ
• Hawaii Pacific University Dean’s Scholarship

JOCELYN DELAGARZA
• Southwestern Cody Scholar Award
• Southwestern Truman J. Odiorne Endowed Scholarship
• St Mary’s Presidential Scholarship
• Texas Lutheran University Presidential Scholarship
• Texas State Achievement Scholarship
• University of Texas For Me Laptop Award
• University of Texas For Me Textbook Award
• University of Texas San Antonio Distinguished Presidential Scholarship

MAMADU M. DIEYE
• Louis S. Tamez Memorial Scholarship through the SAISD Foundation

EMMA ESPINOZA
• Colorado State Green & Gold Scholarship
• Loyola Dean’s Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship

KARLAIRENE FLORES
• ACU Endowment Scholarship
• ACU John C. Stevens Award
• Baylor Distinction Award
• Dell Scholarship
• San Antonio Area Foundation Legacy Scholarship
• Experience ACU Award
• St Mary’s Presidential Scholarship
• Texas A&M University Opportunity Award Scholarship
• Texas A&M University President’s Achievement II Scholarship
• Texas A&M University President’s Achievement Scholarship
• Trinity Murchison Scholarship
• Texas State Distinguished Scholarship
• Texas Tech Presidential Merit Scholarship
• University of North Texas Dean’s Excellence Scholarship
• University of Texas Arlington Maverick Academic Scholarship
• University of Texas For Me Laptop Award
• University of Texas For Me Textbook Award

VICTORIA GARCIA
• St. Mary’s Madeleine Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship

JESUS GARCIA
• University of Texas San Antonio Academic Excellence Scholarship

JACOB GIRELA
• St. Mary’s Marianist Leadership Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship

KIMBERLY VANESSA GONZALEZ
• Officer Stephanie Ann Brown Scholarship through the SAISD Foundation

SEAN GONZALEZ
• Manhattanville Chairperson’s Scholarship
• Manhattanville Community Building Award
• Manhattanville Sister Mary T Clark Award
• Manhattanville Valiant Vision Award

ERNESTO HERNANDEZ
• Baylor Distinction Award
• SAISD Foundation Scholarship
• Texas A&M University Kingsville Academic Excellence Scholarship
• University Texas Dallas Academic Excellence Scholarship

SYLVIA HERNANDEZ
• San Antonio Area Foundation Legacy Scholarship
• Dell Scholarship
• SARMA Charitable Foundation Scholarship
• Texas A&M University General’s Scholarship
• Texas State Achievement Scholarship
• University of North Texas Dallas Academic Excellence Scholarship
• University of Texas Arlington Blaze Forward Award
• University of Texas Arlington Maverick Academic Scholarship

FAVIAN HERNANDEZ
• Mississippi St Tuition Scholarship

JACK HOUY
• Loyola Scholarship
• NY Institute of Tech TK Steele Scholarship
• Southern California Institute Admissions Scholarship
• Washington State Cougar Award

BRANDON HUDSON
• Colorado State Green & Gold Scholarship
• Texas A&M University Aggie Assurance Supplement Award
• Texas A&M University Regent’s Top 10% Scholarship
• UC Davis Provost’s Award
• University of Nebraska-Lincoln Housing Award
• University of Nebraska -Lincoln New Nebraskan Tuition Award

JASON LLANES
• Southwestern Cody Scholar Award
• Southwestern T.H. Odiorne Endowed Scholarship
• OLLU Presidential Excellence Scholarship
• St. Mary’s Trustee Scholarship
• Texas A&M University President’s Achievement II Scholarship
• Texas A&M University President’s Achievement Scholarship
• Texas A&M University Tuition Support Award
• Texas A&M University Jaguar Promise Scholarship
• Trinity President’s Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship
• University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Tuition Advantage Award
• University Texas San Antonio Distinguished Presidential Scholarship

MIA MARES
• Baylor Merit Scholarship
• San Antonio Area Foundation Legacy Scholarship
• Our Lady of the Lake University Achievement Scholarship
• St. Mary’s Presidential Scholarship
• Trinity Tiger Award
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship

NICOLE MARTINEZ
• Angelo State Distinguished Scholarship
• McMurry Endowment Scholarship
• McMurry Presidential Scholarship
• Our Lady of the Lake University Presidential Excellence Scholarship
• St Mary’s Presidential Scholarship
• Texas Tech University Presidential Merit Scholarship
• Texas Tech University Red Raider Guarantee Award
• Texas State Merit Scholarship
• University North Texas Excellence Scholarship
• University Texas San Antonio Grant Award

JOAQUIN MARTINEZ
• Baylor Distinction Award
• Baylor Distinguished Scholars Day Scholarship
• Baylor Need Based Grant
• Our Lady of the Lake University Achievement Scholarship
• St Mary’s Presidential Scholarship
• Texas A&M University San Antonio Jaguar Promise Scholarship
• Texas State Merit Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship

JENNIFER MARTINEZ VILLEGAS
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Provost Scholarship

NOEL MENACHER
• American University of Rome H.J. Brown Dreamers Scholarship
• Baylor Distinction Scholarship
• Baylor Introduction to Excellence Scholarship
• Hawaii Pacific Presidential Scholarship
• Louisiana State University Academic Scholars Nonresident Award
• Louisiana State University President’s Student Aid Award
• University College Dublin International Student Scholarships

MAXIMUS MENDEZ
• Valero Alamo Bowl Student-Athlete Scholarship

MAI-ABCDE MENDEZ MARTINEZ
• University of Incarnate Word Dean’s Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship

HAILEY MUÑIZ
• City of San Antonio MLK, Jr. Scholarship
• Hispanic Heritage Foundation Youth Award
• Rising Leaders in Tech through the SAISD Foundation
• St Mary’s Honors Scholarship
• St. Mary’s Trustee Scholarship
• Texas A&M University General’s Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship
• University Texas Arlington Maverick Academic Scholarship
• University Texas Dallas Academic Excellence Scholarship
• University Texas San Antonio Distinguished Presidential Scholarship
• University Texas San Antonio Terry Scholarship

HECTOR MUNOZ
• Oregon Minds Move Mountains Scholarship
• Saint Edward’s Merit Scholarship
• Scholarship - University of Incarnate Word Mission
• UCCS PEAK Award
• University of Incarnate Word Provost Scholarship

JAYLYN ORTIZ
• Colorado State Green & Gold Scholarship
• Manhattan University Scholarship
• Massachusetts MCPHS Academic Achievement Scholarship
• Schreiner Excellence In Rank Award
• Schreiner Opportunity Scholarship
• St. Mary’s Bordeaux Scholarship
• Texas Lutheran University Presidential Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Provost Scholarship

ELINA CELESTE PALOS
• Dell Scholarship
• Chick-Fil-A Scholarship
• McMurry Endowed Scholarship
• McMurry Merit University Award
• Our Lady of the Lake University Moye Heritage Scholarship
• Schreiner Merit Scholarship
• St. Mary’s Madeleine Scholarship
• Texas Lutheran University Presidential Scholarship
• Texas Wesleyan Founder’s Scholarship
• Texas Wesleyan Smarter U+ Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Dean’s Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Texas San Antonio Grant Award

FRIDA PEREZ
• Schreiner Scholarship
• Texas State Merit Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship

KRISTIN PEREZ
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship

AVERY PHILLIPS
• Baylor Distinction Award
• St. Mary’s Presidential Scholarship
• Texas A&M University Engineering Grant Award
• Texas A&M University President’s Achievement II Scholarship
• Texas A&M University President’s Achievement Scholarship
• Texas A&M University Tuition Support Award
• Texas State Achievement Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship
• University of Texas Dallas Academic Excellence Scholarship
• University of Texas Dallas Promise Grant Award
• University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Distinguished Scholarship
• University of Texas Rio Grande Valley Scholars Housing Award
• University of Texas San Antonio Distinguished Presidential Scholarship

FINLEE PHOENIX
• Hawaii Pacific University Dean’s Scholarship

KAREN POSADA
• Dell Scholarship

ISABELLA RODRIGUEZ
• Dell Scholarship

ABI-GAIL LEXI RODRIGUEZ
• Our Lady of the Lake University Presidential Excellence Scholarship
• St. Mary’s Trustee Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship

JOSELYN RODRIGUEZ GARCIA
• BigFuture Scholarship
• San Antonio Area Foundation Legacy Scholarship
• Holy Cross Faber Scholarship

LUCERO ROJAS
• Dell Scholarship

MONSERRAT RUIZ BARRERA
• St Mary’s Emerging Entrepreneur’s Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Provost Scholarship

ZAILEY SANCHEZ
• St. Mary’s Madeleine Scholarship
• Texas State Bobcat Promise Award

JOSEPH TILLER
• Texas Tech Presidential Merit Scholarship

ERNESTO TOLEDO
• Baylor Distinction Award
• New Mexico Amigo Scholarship
• New Mexico National Hispanic Scholar Scholarship
• St Mary’s Presidential Scholarship
• Texas Tech University Merit Scholarship
• University of Texas Dallas Promise Grant Award
• University of Texas San Antonio Grant Award
• University of Texas San Antonio Student Property Scholarship

GABRIELLA TORRES
• TASSP All State Academic Excellence Scholarship
• Southwestern Cody Scholar Award
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship
• University of Texas Austin Terry Scholarship
• University of Texas For Me Laptop Award
• University of Texas For Me Textbook Award
• University of Texas San Antonio Distinguished Presidential Scholarship

CELESTE TORRES-DAVILA
• Angelo State Distinguished Scholarship

JOLETT VALDEZ
• St. Mary’s Trustee Scholarship
• Texas State Merit Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship
• University of Texas San Antonio Distinguished Presidential Scholarship

BRANDEN VALENCIA
• University of Texas San Antonio Distinguished Presidential Scholarship

LAYLA VELEZ
• Angelo State Distinguished Scholarship
• Dell Scholarship
• Tarleton President’s Guaranteed Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Mission Scholarship
• University of Incarnate Word Presidential Scholarship

NOAH WILSON
• McMurry Trustee Scholarship
• St. Mary’s Santa Maria Scholarship

 

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2024-2025

Wendy Carreno
Diane Castanon
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Jose Chavez
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