Sweetwater High School Technology Building

Sweetwater Independent School District Administrative Offices in Sweetwater, TX, serves as the central hub for overseeing the operations of the school district. They handle administrative tasks related to the district's educational programs, staff management, and operational policies. Generated from their business information

The Sweetwater Independent School District believes in democracy, in individual freedom, and in equality of educational opportunity. It is the responsibility of the school district to provide an atmosphere in which all students can learn and develop positive attitudes toward learning and toward themselves. The school district exists to provide opportunities for all students to reach their maximum intellectual potential. The district provides unique opportunities for students to learn to communicate effectively, to grow socially, emotionally, physically, and aesthetically so that they can become well rounded adults. The Sweetwater Independent School District is committed to providing opportunities for students to be challenged and successful in preparation for the future. This district has the responsibility to lay the foundation for students to become contributing, responsible members of society. About Sweetwater I.S.D The Sweetwater Independent School District serves approximately 2, 253 students in grades pre-kindergarten through 12 on seven campuses; high school, middle school, intermediate school, two elementary schools, an early childhood center and an alternative education campus. Sweetwater ISD is also the fiscal agent for a seven-member county alternative learning center and a nine-member school special education shared service arrangement. In Sweetwater, excellence is not only a goal, it is a standard. All three elementary campuses are exemplary, the High School is acceptable, and the Middle School is recognized. Students have opportunities to participate in UIL academic competitions. The fine arts program enjoys outstanding successes, especially in band and choral music. In athletics, teams consistently excel in football, basketball, baseball, track, softball, power lifting, volleyball, golf, and tennis. Description of the district The district's current enrollment is approximately 2253 students of which 508 attend the district's high school, 472 attend the district's middle school and 1273 attend the district's elementary schools. The district's staff is comprised of 37 district office staff, 189 teachers and 16 administrators. Additionally there are 28 office/support staff, 78 aides, 34 cafeteria and 52 maintenance/custodial staff. Sweetwater ISD is made up of 9 buildings: Sweetwater ISD consist of an administration building located at 207 Musgrove, Sweetwater, Texas; Sweetwater High School located at 1205 Ragland, Sweetwater, Texas; Sweetwater Middle School located at 305 Lamar, Sweetwater, Texas; Sweetwater Intermediate School located at 705 East Third, Sweetwater, Texas; East Ridge Elementary School located at 1700 East 12th Street; Southeast Elementary School located at 1201 Mustang Drive, Sweetwater, Texas; J. P. Cowen Early Childhood Center located at 700 W. Fourth Street; HOBBS Alternative Education Co-op located at 1317 FM 1614, Rotan, Texas; a Maintenance Department located at 1300 Crane, Sweetwater, Texas; and a Food Service Department located at 601 East 12th Street. Geographically, the Sweetwater ISD encompasses 297 square miles of rural territory. The U. S. Census Bureau reported the 2009 population estimate for the district as 14543.

Mustang Bowl in Sweetwater, TX, is a historic Texas Football Stadium Hall of Fame honoree constructed by the Works Progress Administration in 1936. With a seating capacity of 6,471, this high school stadium is home to the Sweetwater Mustangs and offers excellent wheelchair access on its artificial playing surface. Owned by Sweetwater ISD and located in Nolan County, Mustang Bowl is a beloved local landmark for sports enthusiasts and community members alike. Whether hosting football games or soccer matches, this iconic stadium continues to be a central hub for athletic events in West Texas.Generated from the website