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CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR SEPTEMBER RRHS SUPER STAR STUDENTS!
These students are recognized by our faculty for being positive influences on campus culture at the Rattler Ranch.
Valentina Pena Berrio
Bruce Sands
Reagan faculty appreciates our student PALs who provided a warm welcome to our teachers new to the Rattler Ranch at this month's New Teacher meeting!
NATIONAL MERIT PSAT STUDENTS!
Commended
Commended awaredees are Miles Chessher, Michelle Chuang, Connor Davis, Levi Doles, Alina Ertekin, Isaac Gelfond, Logan Green, Dana Lee, Bruna Litwinski, Michelle Liu, Mariana Montemayor Taylor, Yashwanth Movva, Lucas Murray, Samuel Shaw, Allison Shih, Easton Stentzel, and Ander Yarritu
Semi-Finalist
A special recognition to our National Merit Semi-Finalists - Andrew Beyer, Jiyang Liu, Aarnav Shah, Isabel Johnson, Jaeeun Lee, Elana Xu, Paige Opaska, and Chloe Ruan - whose scores represent the top half of 1% of the nationwide PSAT scores!
Congratulations to Reagan AP Physics instructor, Jason Trent!
Mr. Trent was visited by our North East Education Foundation (NEEF) board members and awarded a grant in excess of $2500 in support of our amazing Reagan robotics club!
CAST & CREW OF "CLUE"
We recognize our incredible theater students and their directors, Paul Fillingim and James Kaiser, on their extraordinary performances and successes with their rendition of CLUE! Congratulations on a great show!
CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR REAGAN TENNIS TEAM & COACHES!
Michael Canales, Brett Griffin and the Reagan Tennis Team earned their 14th consecutive District Champion title this week! We are so proud of our Rattlers who come together so well as a team and who compete with passion, pride and class!
A shout out to our JROTC cadets and directors, LtCol. Livingston and MSgt. Tijerina for going beyond these past few weeks in helping out our PTA. Our PTA President, Shelley Hull, sent a note commending the cadets for their help commenting, "...we were breaking things down in the sweltering heat/sun, when a group of cadets walking by asked if they could help...and, indeed they did! It was so wonderful and appreciated! Please give them props and let them know they really made a difference today!"
The REAGAN WAY!
RATTLERS SHINE AT TEJAS INVITATIONAL!
Way to represent, Rattlers! #StrikeEm
The Rattlers raced as a TEAM today and came home with both team championships, lots of new PRs, and plenty of hardware!
In the Varsity Boys Gold Division: Senior Aiden Gendron was the individual champion, leading the Rattlers to the team championship! Our top five, Preston Hopkins, Jeffrey Conrad, Marek Driver, and Anthony Murillo, all finished in the top 12 and earned hardware. What an incredible team effort!
Varsity Girls: ALL 7 girls finished in the top 15, bringing home individual hardware, many new PR’s and the team championship! Led by Senior Paige Opaska, who placed 2nd and ran a new PR, followed by Kate Jackson, Alania Annillo, Avani Wirkus-Camacho, Reese Sweatman, Zoe Hawkins, and Sofia Torres. The girls raced together as a PACK and battled all the way to the finish, defeating Katy Jordan by just 2 points!
What an incredible overnight trip filled with team bonding, fast times, lots of fun, and memories we’ll never forget!
REAGAN'S VALERO YOUNG SCIENTISTS
Some of our Reagan students were accepted to the Valero Young Scientist 2026 summer program, an elite research program at Texas Biomedical Research Institute, funded by Valero Energy. This program is an immersive, multidisciplinary program for San Antonio area high school students entering their junior or senior year of high school. During this four-week summer program, students investigated infectious disease research through hands-on labs that are similar to those conducted by Texas Biomed infectious disease researchers while maintaining a professional-level lab notebook which they can reference throughout their academic years. These students also conducted inquiry-based projects exploring other research areas such as environmental science and genetics.
Through opportunities to engage with Texas Biomed scientists and a variety of STEM professionals, students explored different career pathways and presented a collaborative research project on a topic discovered during the program. Our students also participated in Prepping for Your Future sessions with activities to develop soft skills such as networking, communication, and presentation skills. These selected students built lasting relationships with their peers as well as Texas Biomed scientists and staff. We are very proud of these Rattlers as they have engaged in an experience that is sure to open many doors for them in the future.
Names of our Reagan students pictured from left to right: Diego Rodriguez, Xavier Celeste, Maliha Syhead, Shambhavi Nikkam, Narendra Arumagam, Zoey Velez (not pictured).
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