Boerne High School

Posted: May 26, 2026

Boerne has great teachers but the funds are not used to support learning but they are used to approve how the school looks on the inside whilie not improving eduction

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Posted: April 3, 2023

My child is special needs, but is not part of a contained classroom. He's had some wonderful teachers and an amazing case worker. The school has provided support and accommodations for his education, but severely lacks any type of program, support fort for anything extracurricular. The statistics demonstrate that Boerne highschool special needs students/ students with disabilities get suspended twice as much as the regular education students. I truly believe the lack of extracurricular opportunities for these students is the culprit. Students at the school are polite to their special needs population, but for my son their's been zero extracurricular opportunities. I'm an educator by profession and know that this is a true problem that needs to be addressed.

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Posted: September 11, 2014

My daughter is in her senior year at Boerne Samuel V. Champion High School. Champion is a Blue Ribbon School with 96% attendance and very high academic scores. It is a fairly "wealthy" school, but this is to its advantage as the students seem to have all that they need whether it be for their studies, athletics, fine arts, etc. As a 4 year Band Booster parent, I can speak of the Charger Band students as I have spent many hours with them serving as a chaperone on all their trips and these kids are some of the best behaved, well mannered, respectful kids I have ever encountered. This has to mean somebody's doing something right!