High School Programs
Welcome to the St. Philip's College High School Programs website! Here, you'll find information about the program opportunities available to high school students at St. Philip's College. If you'd like more information about any of our programs, please use the inquiry form on the right. What are High School Programs?High school programs include those that allow high school students to take high school courses concurrent with college level courses. Specific courses have been identified as having both the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and the Student Learning Objectives (SLOs) and are thereby aligned and able to be taught by the same qualified instructor that meets the requirements for both the high school and the college course.In order to participate, high school students from public, charter, private and those being home schooled, must meet the minimum requirements for each course. This may entail meeting assessment scores on the Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSI), ACT or on End of Course Exams from English II or Algebra I. For more details course requirements, please contact your respective College High School Programs Contact listed on the right of this page. High School Programs allow students to advance their post-secondary journey, saving them time and money by taking college-level courses while in high school. Get started early with Dual Credit...Earn college credits as a high school student! Start your journey early and experience the college atmosphere before graduating high school. More Information: Alamo Colleges District - High School Programs Dual Credit Requirements
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Pathways in Technology Early College High School (P-TECH)
Pathways in Technology Early College High Schools (P-TECH) are open-enrollment high schools that offer students the opportunity to earn an associate degree or credential, while earning a high school diploma. P-TECH programs are designed to help students seamlessly transition from high school to postsecondary education and employment.
St. Philip’s College High School Programs are partnered with a number of P-TECH, ECHS and Dual Credit programs at high schools across the region to offer pathways into 14 Health and Biosciences career clusters. SPC Health and Biosciences programs meet the increasing demand for manpower in the expanding healthcare industry. Programs not only prepare students to become skilled technical members of a healthcare team, but also educate them to become productive and responsible citizens of the community.
Early College High Schools (ECHS)
Early College High Schools (ECHS) are open-enrollment high schools that allow students least likely to attend college an opportunity to receive both a high school diploma and either an associate degree or at least 60 credit hours toward a baccalaureate degree.
Early College High Schools
Alamo Heights ISD
Alamo Heights Early College High School with St. Philip's College
SAISD
Brackenridge Early College High School with St Philip's College
St. Philip’s College Early College High School with SAISD
Seguin ISD
Alamo Heights ISD
Alamo Heights P-TECH in partnership with St. Philip's College
Charter
Legacy P-TECH in partnership with St. Philip's College
Edgewood ISD
P-TECH at John F. Kennedy High School in partnership with St. Philip's College
Memorial High School P-TECH in partnerships with St. Philip's College
Ingram ISD
Ingram Tom Moore High School P-TECH with St. Philip's College
Judson ISD
P-TECH at Judson High School in partnerships with St. Philip's College
Thunderbird STEM Academy at Wagner High School P-TECH in partnership with St. Philip's College
Lytle ISD
Lytle High School P-TECH with St. Philip’s College
Navarro ISD
Panther Cyber P-TECH Academy in partnership with St. Philip's College
SAISD
Cyber P-TECH USA at Sam Houston High School in partnership with St. Philip’s College
Highlands P-TECH in partnership with St. Philip’s College
Construction Science P-TECH at Sidney Lanier High School P-TECH in partnership with St. Phliip's College
College Coordinator of High School Programs |
Program |
Christopher Valdovinos |
Legacy P-TECH in partnership with St. Philip’s College Panther Cyber P-TECH Academy in partnership with St. Philip's College |
Jessica Flores |
Lytle High School P-TECH with St. Philip’s College |
Laura Flores |
Judson High School P-TECH in partnership with St. Philip's College Karen Wagner High School P-TECH in parternship with St. Philip's College |
Marivel De Leon |
Seguin Early College High School with St. Philip’s College P-TECH at John F. Kennedy High School in partnership with St. Philip's College Memorial High School P-TECH in parternship with St. Philip's College |
Odilia Gonzalez |
Brackenridge Early College High School with St. Philip’s College Cyber P-TECH USA at Sam Houston High School in partnership with St. Philip’s College |
Regina Ozuna |
Alamo Heights Early College High School with St. Philip's College Alamo Heights P-TECH with St. Philip's College Ingram Tom Moore High School P-TECH with St. Philip’s College St. Philip’s College Early College High School with SAISD |
Sunny Hernandez |
Highlands High School P-TECH in partnership with St. Philip’s College Construction Science P-TECH at Sidney Lanier High School in partnership with St. Philip’s College |
Dr. Karlene Fenton |
George Gervin Academy in partnership with St. Philip's College |
Contact Information
General Line (210) 486-2761
MLK Sutton Learning Center (SLC), 104
Apply Texas (Spring 2025) (Fall 2025 - Spring 2026 & Presentation)
St. Philip's College Consent Form
Dual Credit and ECHS Residency Questionnaire
How to request SPC Transcript Steps (Unofficial) (Official)
St. Philip's College High School 2025 - 2026 Important Deadline Dates