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Design and Technology Academy
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| Established | 1999 |
| Type | Public/Magnet |
| Principal | Stacia FitzSimon |
| Students | TBD |
| Grades | 9–12 |
| Location | San Antonio, Texas USA |
| District | North East Independent School District |
| Colors | black, silver & white |
| Mascot | DATA Man |
| Website | [1] |
The Design and Technology Academy, nicknamed DATA, is located on the campus of Theodore Roosevelt High School in the North East Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas. It opened in the fall semester of 1999 for the 1999-2000 school year (with its first graduating class in 2002, and first full-four year graduating class in 2003). DATA is a magnet school that specializes in engineering, architecture, web/graphic design, programming and multimedia.
The original school colors were beige, blue, and white, but as stated by Dr. Flieger (at a later date), the first director of DATA, the official school colors are now black, silver, and white.
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At the Design and Technology Academy, located on the newly renovated Roosevelt High School campus, any 8th or 9th grade student may apply, with the freshman class each year selected by lottery, producing a diverse student body. Students are provided a college preparatory education within the context of a "school within a school." All students may participate in any extra-curricular activity and are encouraged to do so, in that extra curricular activities assist in creating a well rounded individual. 120 hours of community service, a 120 hour career-exploration internship, and a guided senior research and production project are just some of the expectations of a DATA graduate.
- Susan Caspers - World Studies II
- Jennifer Contreras - Algebra II
- Rob Dorr - Electronic Media / Art II, Architectural Interiors
- Sarah Erickson - World Studies I, Digital Yearbook
- Val Felger - Chemistry, Physics, Physics Pre-AP
- Alan Gnospelius - Physics, AP Physics B, AP Physics C
- Wendy Hendricks - Algebra I, Geometry
- Emery Kelly - Engineering Mechanics I & II, Fields of Design, Intro to Electrical Engineering
- Kalen Lake - Design Technology
- Devon Lee - Biology
- Daniel Luttrell - DMRA (Digital Modeling, Rendering, and Animation), Virtual Architecture
- Cipriano Mendez - Fields of Design, Object-Oriented Programming, Graphical Object-Oriented Programming
- Linda Miller - Multimedia, Advanced Animation I & II, Advanced Graphic Design, Portfolio Design
- Sarabeth Rebe - Internship, Senior Guided Research
- Barbara Dielmann - Counselor
- Marcy Dodgen - Secretary
- Stacia FitzSimon - Director
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