Learn more about the #5.16 Elementary School Walking Tracks Project (37 Campuses) at 2015 Specialty Bond Projects.

Learn more about the Campus Keyless Access Control and Video Surveillance Camera Upgrades Project (69 Campuses) at 2015 Specialty Bond Projects.

Learn more about the Elementary School Facilities HVAC Upgrades Project at 2007 Specialty Bond Projects.

The 2003 Bond Program includes funding for construction of a new elementary school on a steep-graded site with classroom capacity for 1000 students and core facilities capable of supporting 1200 students. The design includes: (1) forty-five classrooms with grade-level workrooms and storage, (2) one computer lab, (3) two music rooms, (4) two resource rooms, (5) two self-contained rooms, (6) one speech room, (7) one content mastery room, (8) one gifted and talented room, (9) one OTPT room, (10) library, (11) kitchen and cafeteria, (12) two gymnasiums with PE Office and athletic storage, (13) administrative offices and nurse station, (14) parking facilities for staff and visitors, (15) general playfields, and (16) playground areas (upper grade / kinder areas.

Planning Estimate1: $21,977,817

Start Date: March 2004

End Date: August 2005

Architect: Bradley Architects

General Contractor: Bartlett Cocke General Contractors, Inc.

Project Summary: (PDF Format)

 

1 The Bond Planning Estimate represents the original bond program costs developed during the bond planning meetings for each project and includes: Design Fees, Construction Costs, Technology Equipment and Installation, Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment and Construction Management Costs. The School Board "approved" construction budget can be found in the project Bid Award Agenda Item and represents any/all changes to the project resulting from the design development process and/or construction marketplace and inflation costs.

The rainy weather couldn’t stop Canyon Ridge Elementary School from celebrating the grand opening of their San Antonio Sports Park. The community came together on Friday, May 17, 2019, for a great celebration. The school held a ribbon cutting ceremony for their new sports park with students, staff, neighbors, and special guests. This park is unique as it is for the entire community, not just for the students at Canyon Ridge.

 

The park was initiated by the Stone Oak Property Association and their generous $50,000 donation. The District partnered with them and San Antonio Sports to make it a reality.

 

The park features two soccer fields with goals, shaded canopy cover, ten mesa grande sitting blocks, four unit disc golf game set, garden planters for flower and vegetable planting, benches and physical fitness equipment set around the track. Thanks to the District’s 2015 bond program, the park also features a walking track.

 

“This program is a partnership between the City of San Antonio, San Antonio Sports and North East ISD to develop public school grounds into neighborhood parks,” said Dr. Sean Maika, Interim Superintendent of North East ISD.

On hand for the celebration was City Councilman John Courage, Theo Guidry, chairman of the San Antonio Area Foundation Board of Directors and George Block from San Antonio Sports.

 

The park will be open to the public from sunrise to sunset on Saturdays, Sundays, and school holidays. The park will also be open during the week after school at 6:30 p.m. until sunset.

 

Canyon Ridge is NEISD’s seventh sports park.  Woodstone Elementary School opened theirs earlier this month.

Below are a few pictures from the event.