Guide to Enrolling at Legacy Traditional Schools — Texas for 2023–24

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Legacy Traditional Schools—Texas offers well-rounded, PK–12th grade level options in the greater San Antonio area. Their curriculum emphasizes all areas of academic study, including the arts, physical education, and extensive athletics and extracurricular activities. We have created this enrollment guide to help you learn more about Legacy Traditional Schools in and around San Antonio and take steps to enroll your children. The enrollment process is ongoing; families can apply online now to enroll their children for the current school year or the upcoming 2023–24 school year.

About Legacy Traditional Schools—Texas

The people of Legacy Traditional Schools believe that there is no limit to what a student can achieve with a great education. They have never wavered from their core belief that a strong foundation in reading, writing, spelling, and mathematics is essential to academic success. Currently, more than 25,000 students are benefitting from a Legacy school education across Arizona, Nevada, and Texas.

In 2023–24, Legacy Traditional Schools is opening a brand new pre-K through eighth grade school in Alamo Ranch. Legacy Traditional School–Alamo Ranch, to be located northwest of downtown San Antonio, is Legacy’s fourth campus in the San Antonio area. Construction on the Alamo Ranch campus is slated to begin in January 2023.

Legacy Traditional School—Cibolo opened in August 2022. The new 87,000 square-foot facility, located on the Northeast Side, is Legacy’s fourth campus in the greater San Antonio area.

The Cibolo and Alamo Ranch campuses offer tuition-free pre-K through eighth grade. When completed, the campus will consist of 47 classrooms, offices, a gym, athletic fields, a library, a piano lab, an indoor basketball court and artificial turf field, a commercial kitchen, and a cafeteria. The school will offer:

  • Pre-K through 8th grade
  • Well-rounded education
  • State-of-the-art facilities
  • Before- and after-school programs
  • Free breakfast and lunch
  • Sports and music curriculum tracks
  • Competitive after-school sports

The new Cibolo campus joins a cluster of existing schools, including Legacy Traditional Schools—Kelley Elementary for grades PK–6, and Legacy Traditonal School—Saenz/Lee Academy for grades K–12. These campuses have served students in central San Antonio for over twenty years.

Legacy Traditional Schools—Texas is enrolling students for the current school year and the upcoming 2023–24 school year. This guide will help you learn more about their new and existing campuses in the greater San Antonio area, and take steps to enroll your children.

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Public Charter Schools in the Greater San Antonio Area

In 2023–24, Legacy Traditional Schools—Texas will have five campuses in the San Antonio area serving students from pre-K to 12th grade. On their district report card, they earned a C rating; school report cards for each campus are listed below.

Download the free San Antonio Charter Schools app for an interactive map that includes Legacy Traditional Schools and more. You can also find campus information about Legacy Traditional Schools (and many other school choice options) in our Guide to Charter Schools in San Antonio.

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Enroll at Legacy’s Tuition-Free Charter Schools

Families can apply online to enroll their children at Legacy Traditional Schools—Texas. They can also visit a campus to fill out a paper application. Open enrollment is ongoing for the current school year; more details will be shared soon about the new student enrollment process for the 2023–24 school year.

In-person campus tours are available, with strict guidelines and precautions in place to protect the health and safety of the school community and staff members.

We also recommend that you follow these Legacy Traditional Schools accounts on social media:

In addition, please join the San Antonio Charter Moms discussion group on Facebook to post questions and search previous discussions about Legacy Traditional Schools.

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Life at Legacy

Legacy Traditional Schools have a track record of academic achievement and tremendous community support. Each year, Legacy takes tremendous pride in helping students reach greater academic growth than the state average student growth projections year-over-year. Even more impressive, Legacy’s academic performance continues to be far-reaching, as the network continues to expand throughout diverse student communities and income levels.

Each year, families make a critical decision in choosing the right school for their children. By choosing Legacy, families are placing their trust in Legacy teachers and staff, whose hard work and dedication ensure a high level of instruction is afforded to more than 25,000 students across all Legacy schools. We encourage families to take a closer look at Legacy Traditional Schools to see if one of their campuses is the right place for your child to learn and grow.

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Charter Moms Chats

Watch Mechiel Rozas, Superintendent of Legacy Traditional Schools—Texas, speak with Inga Cotton on Charter Moms Chats on November 15, 2022 at 6:30 PM Central live on Facebook and YouTube.

As a native Texan, Dr. Mechiel Rozas has spent her life serving children and families of our great state. Her commitment to children, along with her passion for learning, literacy, and expansion of innovative programming continues to influence students and teachers alike. Her positive influence has been demonstrated as a classroom teacher, instructional coach, PK–12 principal, district director, and currently as the proud Superintendent of Legacy Traditional Schools—Texas.

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