Eastside Memorial High School

Eastside Memorial High School
Connecting Today's Challenges to Tomorrow's Successes
Address
1012 Arthur Stiles Road Austin, Texas 78721
Information
School type	High School
Established	2008
Principal	Bryan Miller
Grades	9-12th
Enrollment	550 ^[1] (2015)
Language	English
Area	East Austin, Texas
Color(s)	Black and Silver
Mascot	Panthers
Website	http://www.eastsidememorial.org

Eastside Memorial High School is located in Austin, Texas.

History

2008 August - Eastside Memorial High School opened in accord with the District's reconstitution plan for the former Johnston High School.
2009 August - The Austin Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to split the reconstituted school into two separate campuses, each with its own principal. Then resultant schools were Eastside Global Tech (for grades 9-10), under the leadership of Moises Ortiz, and Eastside Memorial Green Tech (for grades 9-12), under the leadership of Connor Grady.
2011 May - The Austin Independent School District Board of Trustees approved the merger of Global Tech and Green Tech into a single school again, using the Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS) number of Green Tech.
2011 October 20 - AISD Superintendent Meria Carstarphen announced a proposal that Eastside Memorial High School and Allan Elementary School to be managed by IDEA Public Schools, a charter organization from the Rio Grande Valley.
2011 December 1 - Principal Joseph Coburn resigned, and Bryan Miller was named Interim Principal.
2011 Dec 20 - The Austin Independent School District Board of Trustees approved the proposal to contract with IDEA Public Schools to manage Allan Elementary School, with the charter expanding into Eastside Memorial High School in the Fall of 2013.
2012 March - The Board of Trustees confirmed Bryan Miller as Principal at Eastside Memorial High School.
2012 December - The Board of Trustees cancelled the contract with IDEA Public Schools.^[2]
2013 May - The Board of Trustees unanimously voted to contract with Talent Development Secondary of Johns Hopkins University to manage Eastside Memorial High School.^[3]
2015 August - TEA Commissioner Michael Williams announced that Eastside Memorial is no longer under threat of closure.^[4]

Sports

Football
Volleyball
Baseball
Softball
Boys and Girls Cross Country
Boys and Girls Basketball
Boys and Girls Wrestling
Boys and Girls Soccer
Boys and Girls Track
Boys and Girls Tennis

Austin ISD

High Schools	Akins Anderson Austin Bowie Crockett Eastside Memorial High School LASA LBJ Lanier McCallum Reagan Travis

Middle Schools	Ann Richards School for Young Women Leaders Bailey Bartlett Cocke Bedichek Burnet Covington Dobie Fulmore Garcia Gorzycki Kealing Lamar Martin Mendez Murchison O. Henry Paredes Pearce Small Webb

Elementary Schools	Allan Allison Andrews Baranoff Barrington Barton Hills Becker Blackshear Blanton Blazier Boone Brentwood Brooke Brown Bryker Woods Campbell Casey Casis Clayton Elementary School Cook Cook Cunningham Davis Dawson Doss Galindo Govalle Graham Gullett Harris Hart Highland Park Hill Houston Jordan Joslin Kiker Kocurek Langford Lee Linder Maplewood Mathews McBee Menchaca Metz Mills Norman Oak Hill Oak Springs Odom Ortega Volma Palm Patton Pease Pecan Springs Perez Pickle Pillow Pleasant Hill Read Reilly Ridgetop Rodriguez Sanchez Sims St. Elmo Summitt Sunset Valley Travis Heights Walnut Creek Widen Williams Winn Wooldridge Wooten Zavala Zilker

Alternative Schools	Secondary Alternative Learning Center Clifton Career Dev. School Garza Independence High Rosedale School Primary ACES Alternative Center For Elementary Students Rosedale School

References

↑ https://www.austinisd.org/schools/eastsidememorial
↑ Fontenot, K. Impact. Austin ISD board votes to scrap IDEA contract http://impactnews.com/articles/aisd-board-votes-to-kill-contract-with-idea/
↑ Whitaker, R. Austin Chronicle. Community and Committee Back Johns Hopkins as Eastside Partner http://www.austinchronicle.com/blogs/news/2013-05-06/community-and-committee-back-johns-hopkins-as-eastside-partner/
↑ Bernier, N. & K. McGee. KUT. TEA Commissioner: Eastside Memorial Can Remain Open http://kut.org/post/tea-commissioner-eastside-memorial-can-remain-open

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