Academics

Sweeny ISD is committed to providing all students with innovative programs,  choices, and opportunities that will help prepare them for  the life they envision for themselves beyond high school.  Whether students desire to continue their education in college, transition from high school directly into the workforce, or enlist in the military, the staff of Sweeny ISD is committed to ensuring that each student has demonstrated college, career, and/or military readiness (CCMR) prior to graduating high school.

Sweeny ISD Career & Technical Education (CTE)

The purpose of the Career and Technical Education Department is to recognize the needs of a diverse student population and to assist students in gaining skills to become competitive, independent, productive citizens in a global economy.

Students will be given opportunities to maximize their fullest potential through quality instruction linked to business and industry, career guidance, and active student leadership organizations.

The goal of the Career and Technical programs in the Sweeny ISD is to have all students master basic skills through rigorous technical education, which will enable them to:

• Manage the responsibilities of both family member and wage earner.
• Gain entry-level employment in a high-skill, high-wage job and/or to continue their post-secondary education.

Career and Technical Vision

The vision of the Sweeny ISD is to have a rigorous Career and Technical Education program that prepares and equips students with industry certifications based upon community needs and to provide students with skills to either begin high-skilled, high-wage earning careers or continue their post-secondary education.

Data about Schools and Education

District Report Cards

HB 5

Instructional Tools, Sites, and Resources

Resources for Parents

TEKS Resource System (formerly CSCOPE)

High-quality Pre-K programs positively affect young children's social, emotional, and academic development. Students can develop language, pre-math, and social skills, making the transition to kindergarten much more accessible. Registering your child in Sweeny ISD's Pre-K program will give them the gift of a brighter future. Studies show that children who attend Pre-K are more likely to succeed in school, more likely to graduate, and more likely to go to college. As adults, they also earn higher incomes, on average, than similar students who did not attend Pre-K.   

Sweeny ISD is pleased to have you visiting our page and looks forward to the opportunity to teach your children. Please take some time to review the information below and begin the registration process.

The department of early childhood education in Sweeny ISD provides early learning opportunities for children who are three and four years old. Early childhood education increases student learning in language, literacy, and math and prepares children to succeed in kindergarten and beyond. 

TEA Prekindergarten Regulations 
English 
Spanish 

Parent and Family Engagement Policy 
 
To best meet the needs of our students and community, Sweeny ISD offers three early childhood programs: 

Prekindergarten (PK): 
 
Prekindergarten is an early learning program to prepare children for kindergarten who are identified as at risk. Prekindergarten provides learning to children who are 4 years old on or before September 1st. 
 
Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE): 
 
The Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) program is a special education program to meet the needs of students who are identified as needing special education services. The ECSE provides services to children beginning on their third birthday. If you suspect that your child has a disability, please call Sandra Vandaveer, Director of Special Programming at 979-491-8021 to schedule a screening. 
 
 
Prekindergarten Emergent Bilingual: 
 
The Prekindergarten Emergent Bilingual program is for children who are identified limited English speakers. To see if your child qualifies for the Prekindergarten ESL program please contact Sweeny Elementary School. 
Prekindergarten Enrollment Information 

 

Pre-Kindergarten Eligibility

ELIGIBILITY: To be eligible for enrollment in a pre-kindergarten class, a child must be four years of age on September 1, 2025 of the current school year.

Additional State requirements - Student must meet at least one of the eligibility requirements below:

• Educationally disadvantaged (eligible to participate in the National Free or Reduced-Price Lunch Program). Documentation must be provided (one of the following):
  • The last 4 check stubs

                      OR

• Current TANF or SNAP eligibility letter containing your child's name, EDG #, case #, & current dates of eligibility
• The student is unable to speak and comprehend the English language. The student must be tested and confirmed as a limited English proficient speaker.
• Homeless
• Child of an active duty member of the United States armed forces, including the state military forces or a reserved component of the armed forces, who is ordered to active duty by proper authority. Documentation must be provided.
• Child of a member of the armed forces of the United States, Including the state military forces or a reserve component of the armed forces, who was injured or killed while serving on active duty.
• Child who has ever been In the conservatorship (foster care) of the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) documentation following an adversary hearing. Qualifications based on National Free or Reduced-Price Lunch Program to qualify for the National Free or Reduced-Price Lunch Program, parents must complete an application annually.