DATA is a comprehensive 6th -12th grade magnet school program where students use innovative technologies to bring ideas of tomorrow to today. Through courses in animation, game design, video production, graphic design, architecture, and design arts, our students develop modern, in-demand technical and creative skills for our digital world.

DATA is an open-enrollment magnet school program available to all students regardless of school district boundaries. 

Students spend most of their school day in traditional classes while utilizing the majority of their elective classes at DATA, with both being attended by other DATA students. However, some electives and activities, such as band, may bring all campus students together.

In addition to hands-on electives, students tackle project-based learning in core classes. DATA emphasizes experiential learning across the curriculum through an investigative learning process.

Data allows students to earn college credits through AP exams and dual-enrollment OnRamps courses through the University of Texas. In addition to getting a head start on college, graduates earn $5 million yearly on average in scholarships, with at least 90% of our students meeting the state’s requirements for being college and career ready.

Industry certifications are available to our students through multiple opportunities, including Autocad Revit, Adobe Certified Professional, and C++.

Yes, counselors help students balance our courses with athletics, arts, clubs, and other activities for a full campus experience due to our ties with both Ed White and Roosevelt.

In addition to students being participant-eligible in traditional campus activities, DATA offers specialized clubs at both the middle and high school level, adding to the learning experience.

Yes, DATA accepts applications at all grade levels, including students who did not attend the middle school program.

With a grade average goal of 80 or higher, DATA students are able to attend tutoring sessions and peer-led study groups as needed.

Students remain on campus the entire school day, regardless of their DATA grade level.

All core academic instructors are highly qualified in their subjects in compliance with state requirements. Our elective instructors add onto these requirements by bringing industry experience into the classroom to further the academic standards for our students through authentic experiences.

Yes, transportation is provided via shuttle buses between NEISD campuses and DATA. However, transportation is not provided for students located outside NEISD boundaries.

You can go to the front office of your student's home campus and let them know you're dropping something off for your student. You can also call the front office to coordinate.

Send immunization records to the nurse. Call the nurses' office to coordinate drop off or to call with further questions. 

Roosevelt High School Ed White Middle School

Call the front office at of your home campus to coordinate a pickup. The student must be checked out from the main office in the front of the campus. A student can only leave with the parent/guardian on their student file, or someone approved by the parent/guardian.

DATA students who live in the Ed White Middle School and/or Roosevelt High School attendance bus zone are eligible to ride their neighborhood school bus.

DATA students who live in other areas of NEISD are able to take a morning and afternoon shuttle to and from their home middle/high school (the middle/high school they would normally attend). Students residing outside of the NEISD boundary will need to provide their own transportation.