San Angelo ISD and Central High School proudly celebrate Central High School senior Cadet Noah Vega for earning a scholarship to attend the Air Force JROTC Flight Academy over the summer at the University of West Florida. The Flight Academy is an 8-week aviation training program which is intended to inspire and encourage high school students to pursue a career in aviation. Upon completion of the program, Cadet Vega was awarded a Private Pilot's Certification and college credit hours. 

This Friday, October 7, 2022, Lake View High School Mariachi Los Caciques will host a free concert at the LVHS Auditorium starting at 6:30pm. During this concert, Mariachi Los Caciques will have the unique and exciting opportunity to play alongside Juilliard trained Pianist Dr. Christopher Schmitt. Dr. Schmitt is a classical concert pianist, teacher and chamber musician living in Washington DC. He holds a Doctorate in Piano Performance from The Juilliard School, and performs regularly in small ensembles at the White House and DC metropolitan area. 

This morning, Friday, September 30, 2022, San Angelo ISD and Central High School were made aware of an alleged threat. Immediately district leaders and campus administrators responded in conjunction with the San Angelo Police Department and placed the campus on lockdown. The lockdown has been lifted and students have resumed their normal early release schedule.

San Angelo ISD reminds our parents/guardians to log-in to Home Access Center, a web-based tool which gives parents/guardians the opportunity to be proactively involved in their students academic success. As we near the end of the first nine weeks of the 2022-2023 school year, it is important that our parents/guardians ensure they have a username and password to access their Home Access Center account in order to review their students progress reports and report cards to understand how your student is progressing.

San Angelo Police Department has informed San Angelo ISD that a suspect is in custody in connection with the social media threat made to the Lake View High School campus last Thursday, September 22, 2022. Threats made to a campus on social media can result in a felony charge due to the widespread effects on the public and school system.

The safety of our students is our first priority. We take all matters of this nature seriously and will follow procedures outlined in our Student Code of Conduct. SAISD, by law, is not at liberty to publicly disclose the names of students or disciplinary actions taken.