Travis Graduates Begin Paid Pathways Into Teaching

New resources and local programs can broaden the choices available to San Antonio students and families. Here is an update to know about, why it matters and practical questions to ask.

The district described its Pipeline to Leadership program involving graduates of Travis Early College High School’s Future Educator Program. Alumni are working as instructional assistants while continuing toward bachelor’s degrees and teacher certification. The pilot involves Schenck Elementary, Hawthorne Academy and Longfellow Middle School, with experienced teachers mentoring new educators.

Source: San Antonio ISD — August 19, 2026.

This pathway connects several steps that can otherwise feel disconnected: high-school exploration, college credit, paid employment and professional certification. It also illustrates why good mentorship matters for new teachers and the younger students they support.

Question to consider: What would make it easier for a high-school student to explore a profession before committing to a degree?

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