“TMI succeeds as an institution dedicated to learning because its teachers take a personal interest in students and because it offers an environment of respected values.”

– Congressman Lamar Smith ’65

TMI’s Core ValuesDedication to IntegrityWe strive for Character in order to instill in all the capacity to know the good, to do the good, and to love the good.

Passion for LearningWe strive for Wisdom in order to develop intellectual curiosity and inspire self-reflection, to embrace academic excellence, and to strive for academic achievement.

Journey into SpiritualityWe strive for Devotion in order to grow in our relationship with the Source and Meaning of our existence, revealed in the person of Jesus Christ, who blesses us that we may share God’s blessings with all.

Commitment to CompassionWe strive for Service in order to instill the values of empathy and compassion for others, which are lived out in concrete acts of service in our community.

Enthusiasm for ExcellenceWe strive for Growth in order to develop our full potential throughout our common life at TMI, from the classroom to the athletic field, from the concert stage to chapel, from the parade ground to the dormitory.

“The mission of TMI is to provide an excellent educational community, with values based on the teachings of Jesus Christ, challenging motivated students to develop their full potential in

service and leadership.”

Founding of WTMA – 1893

Alamo Heights – 1911

Preparing for World War I – 1918

1972 – Co-ed studies

1926 – TMI

2005 – Campus improvements

1951 – MacArthur returns

1897 – MacArthur graduates

NHS – 1930

Kennedy visits – 1963

TMI moves to Tejas Trail – 1989

TMI – The Episcopal School of Texas – 2004

TMI opens as West Texas Military Academy, founded by Bishop James Steptoe Johnston,

and located near Fort Sam Houston.

The Alkek Campus opens in northwest San Antonio, located on Tejas Trail.

TMI completes its move to the Alamo Heights campus on College Boulevard.

Registrants of the Students Army Training Corps report to WTMA for a commission in the Army. In 1919, the Corps is designated as an ROTC (later JROTC) unit. WTMA changes its name to Texas Military Institute after

merging with the San Antonio Academy Upper School.

TMI dedicates two new residence halls in 2005, a third in 2006, and completes construction on All Saints Chapel in 2008.

General Douglas MacArthur, Class of 1897, returns to visit TMI during a 1951 speaking tour.

General Douglas MacArthur graduates in the Class of 1897 as the school’s first valedictorian.

TMI organizes its chapter of the National Honor

Society, one of the first at a private school.

President Kennedy visits TMI the day before his assassination. The first female students

attend TMI and the school separates into Upper and Middle School. In 1974, the Corps of Cadets becomes optional.

TMI changes its name from Texas Military Institute to

TMI – The Episcopal School of Texas.

Today, the school educates over 470 students in grades 6-12. Our Corps of Cadets has maintained a long tradition of being designated an Honor Unit with Distinction for more than 20 consecutive years and the five- and seven-day

residential life programs provide a home away from home for nearly 60 students.

A walk through TMI History

Present Day

Admission Requirements

• Schedule a Private Tour or attend an Open House

• Schedule a Shadow Day

• Submit an Online Application

• Take the Independent School Entrance Exam (ISEE) International students must submit TOEFL scores and either SSAT scores or iTEP SLATEPlus scores

• Submit Recommendation Forms

• Submit two years of Transcripts

• Apply for Financial Aid (if applicable)

Call (210) 698-7171 or visit www.tmi-sa.org to get

started today!

®

Founded . . . . . . . . . . . 1893

Co-ed, Grades. . . . . . 6-12Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . 470

Boarding. . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Fully accredited by the Independent

Schools Association of the Southwest

(ISAS) and the Southwestern Association

of Episcopal Schools (SAES)

Mascot . . . . . . . . PantherColors . . . . Orange/Black

# of Sports . . . . . . . . . .16

®

Unique programs give

students the chance to

learn outdoors; engage

in service; try robotics,

athletics, and the Corps of Cadets.

Retreats, field trips, and hands-on learning create a dynamic environment

that inspires and develops young minds.

82-acre campus in

Northwest San Antonio;

18 miles from the heart of

downtown.

Graduating seniors earned

over $9.25 million in

college scholarship offers.

$9.25MStudent-to-Faculty Ratio..9:1AP Courses Offered . . . . 20

Faculty with Advanced

Degrees . . . . . . . . . . . . 74%

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TMI

At a Glance

TMI’s Commitment to Compassion, a core value esteemed at TMI, helps guide students to serve others through acts of charity, mentoring, and ecological stewardship. The student-led Interact Club leads many of the community-wide service projects and builds relationships with organizations in the local community to provide students many opportunities to serve. Promoting a lifelong awareness of how we can use our own gifts to improve the lives of others, even in small ways, is a guiding principle of our community.

Parent Activities Student Support Service to OthersParents are vital to our community and breathe life into every event, activity, and program that TMI offers. From supporting their individual student in academics and extracurricular activities to volunteering with the many parent organizations and special events that our school offers, parents are the ones who make this community a better place. We encourage you to become active in the Family Association, Booster Club, Corps of Cadets, Fine Arts; to serve on our special event committees, parent Annual Fund cabinets, or anywhere your passions lie; and to fully experience what it is to be a part of “Dear Old TMI.”

From day one, students have a strong support system of dedicated faculty and counselors. They instantly become members of the community with our Panther Pals program, matching sixth grade students with a senior Panther Pal to provide mentorship and guidance throughout the school year. As students advance through the grades, structured programs such as Cadet Tutoring provide unique opportunities for peer-to-peer academic assistance. Faculty also help guide students through young-adult trends and issues, such as digital responsibility and supporting one another, through the Advisory Program where faculty lead discussions with their advisory classes in a small-group setting.

Welcome to our CommunityAt a Glance

Instilling the values of empathy and compassion, lived out in acts of service.

ACADEMICS TMI is an academic community where scholarship is paramount. College Prep, Honors, and college-level Advanced Placement courses challenge TMI scholars to discover the scope of their abilities. The outdoor classroom gives students the opportunity to conduct archaeological digs in the nature center, explore the skies in the observatory, and cultivate a garden in the Hill Country.

ATHLETICS The Athletic Department teaches values such as teamwork, sportsmanship, and perseverance, while providing a valuable physical fitness component. The campus houses a state-of-the-art weight room; eight-lane, all-weather track; fitness center; studio for dance and cheer; two gymnasiums and an indoor swimming pool.

The School Pillars

MILITARY Designated as one of the highest ranked Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC) programs in the country, this optional program develops leadership skills. Values emphasized through the Corps include integrity, dependability, self-discipline, commitment, respect, and loyalty.

SPIRITUALITY Spirituality and character development are at the heart of what we do. Daily chapel is a time of prayer, song, scripture, and meditation on our own spiritual journey. Our Religious Studies program engages students intellectually in Christian scripture, world religions, and philosophy. At TMI, we seek to model Jesus’ own hospitality to all people, regardless of their cultural or religious backgrounds.

ACADEMICS | ATHLETICS | MILITARY | SPIRITUALITYThe School Pillars

“I’ve been elected as a member of the Student Council and the Honor Council, and these leadership positions have given me the opportunity to be involved.”

– Marco Bonilla ’22

Visual ArtsMusic

TheaterDigital Design

Creative ExpressionFINE ARTS TMI introduces multiple artistic avenues to students while helping to refine individual talent through creative expression. TMI’s award-winning and talented faculty encourage students to explore their creative potential through several different disciplines: visual arts, music, theater, and digital photography/videography/graphic design. The community is enriched by performances from the band and choir through Christmas and spring concerts, dramatic productions for both the Upper School and Middle School, and student artwork displayed around the campus. The belief in offering enrichment for the whole student is ever present in the commitment of the Fine Arts Department.

5-day and 7-day boarding options attract students from surrounding Texas cities and

all around the globe.

Boarding OpportunitiesCreative Expression

DID YOU KNOW? TMI’s boarding program attracts students from around the globe, bringing a unique sense of culture and community that enriches the lives of all students at TMI. Approximately 60 boarders create a positive impact by sharing and learning with their fellow classmates through intercultural celebrations, religious diversity, and student clubs. TMI’s dedicated residential life faculty and staff create a home away from home for all students who board at TMI. Each dorm has an assigned dorm parent and the boarding community gets together for nightly dinners, weekend activities, and faculty-led study sessions.

res life - 8th grade

Community Outreach: Service and compassion are among TMI’s core values. Student-led service projects during the year instill in students a lifelong awareness of how we can use our own gifts to improve the lives of others.

Embracing Technology: With programs such as robotics and cyber security, TMI prepares interested students to excel in the STEM fields.

Team Building & Growth: Retreats and field trips throughout the school year allow students to form lasting bonds with their classmates and take part in new experiences that challenge their comfort zones and push them to reach new heights; gaining confidence, pride, and the knowledge that they can overcome obstacles – both physical and emotional.

Beyond the Classroom: A world of discovery awaits students just outside the classroom. With a student-cultivated garden, chickens, an observatory, and an 82-acre campus, faculty use creative and dynamic curriculum to engage students.

A world of opportunity awaits at TMI!

res life - 8th grade

Student Athletes: Our coaching staff is dedicated to promoting the maturity of our students, both physically and academically, encouraging high levels of success in curricular and extracurricular endeavors to produce exceptional servant leaders.

Boarding: Open to students in 8th through 12th grade, TMI’s boarding program is a close-knit community that enjoys dinners together, stays in comfortably furnished rooms, and experiences a structured environment for study halls and recreation.

Journey into Spirituality: As students seek the meaning of our existence and grow in their spiritual beliefs, unique opportunities for annual Servant Leader Adventures take students on a path filled with spiritual fulfillment and service to others.

Corps Programs: As members of the distinguished Corps of Cadets, students can also participate in a number of teams such as the Orienteering Team, Saber Guard, Rifle Team, Cyber Patriot, Color Guard, and Bagpipes and Drumline.

Middle School CurriculumCHARACTER EDUCATION

Character education is paramount in the Middle School curriculum for the development of our students. Through team-building activities that begin

in the first few days of school to ongoing activities that encourage students to not just grow, but flourish.

MENTORSHIP The Peer Mentor and Panther Pals programs give Middle School students a friend and mentor as they progress through their time at TMI. As a part

of the Panther Pals program, a senior student is assigned as a Panther Pal to a sixth grade student to help guide and encourage during the year. Peer Mentors are Upper School students who are trained to lead a grade-level group of Middle School students every other week and focus on Middle School issues.

SERVICE Numerous opportunities exist in the Middle School to help students learn the value of helping others.

Whether during a Middle School mission trip or through the school’s service-centered organization, Interact, students are taught to respect and help others.

Welcome to Middle School!

9th Grade6th Grade 10th Grade7th Grade 11th Grade

UPPER SCHOOLMIDDLE SCHOOL

8th Grade 12th Grade

Math Algebra I (CP or H) orGeometry (CP or H) orAlgebra II/Trig (CP or H)Intro to Programming**

6th Grade Math or 6th Grade Math with

Pre-Algebra

Geometry (CP or H) orAlgebra II/Trig (CP or H) orPre-Calculus (CP or H)Intro to Programming**

Pre-Algebra orPre-Algebra Advanced

orAlgebra I1 (CP or H)

1high school credit

Algebra II/Trig (CP or H) orPre-Calculus (CP or H) orStatistics or AP StatisticsCalculus or AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BCCorporate and Investment FinanceIntro to Programming** AP Computer Programming

Pre-Algebra orAlgebra I1 (CP or H)

orGeometry1 (CP or H)

1high school credit

Pre-Calculus (CP or H) orCalculus or AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC orStatistics or AP StatisticsCorporate and Investment FinanceIndependent Study upon approvalIntro to Programming** AP Computer Programming

English English I (CP or H)Creative Writing & Publishing*

English Mastery 1 English II (CP or H)Creative Writing*

English Mastery 2 English III (CP or H)AP Language & CompositionContemporary Fiction**

Creative Writing* Creative Writing & Publishing* Dystopian Literature & Film

English Mastery 3 orEnglish Mastery 3

Advanced

English IV orAP English Literature & CompositionAP Language & Composition

Contemporary Fiction** Creative Writing* Creative Writing & Publishing*

Athletics Strength & Conditioning* Dance*Lifetime Fitness*

Athletic Team orPhysical Education

Strength & Conditioning*Dance*

Lifetime Fitness* Athletic Team orPhysical Education

Strength & Conditioning*Dance*

Lifetime Fitness* Athletic Team orPhysical Education

Strength & Conditioning* Dance*

Lifetime Fitness*

Military Leadership Training Marksmanship*

Middle School participation in the Corps of Cadets does not require coursework, but includes a variety of non-course activities.

Leadership TrainingMarksmanship*

Leadership TrainingMarksmanship*

Leadership Training Marksmanship*

ReligiousStudies

Old Testament* New Testament* World Religions*

Introduction to World Religions*

Old Testament* New Testament* Philosophy & Film*

� e God Debate* World Religions*

Introduction to the Biblical Story*

Old Testament* New Testament* Philosophy & Film*

� e God Debate* World Religions*

Old Testament* New Testament* Philosophy & Film*

� e God Debate* World Religions*

Fine Arts

Science

Acting 1BandChoirDigital ArtHistory in Styles of Jazz* Instrumental Ensemble* Playwriting** Studio ArtTechnical � eater

Experimental Physics (CP or H)Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyMeteorology

Art, Drama, General Music

(Trimester Rotation)or

Middle School Band

Earth Science

Acting 1Acting 2AnimationBandCeramics 1 ** ChoirDigital ArtDrawing & Painting 1History in Styles of Jazz*

Instrumental Ensemble*Photography 1Playwriting** Studio ArtTechnical � eaterVideography

Yearbook

Chemistry (CP or H) Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyMeteorology

Art, Music, Speech Arts

(Trimester Rotation) or

Middle School Band

Life Science

3-D DesignActing 1Acting 2AnimationBandCeramics 1 ** Ceramics 2 ** ChoirDigital Art

Drawing & Painting 1Drawing & Painting 2History in Styles of

Jazz* Instrumental

Ensemble* Photography 1

Photography 2Playwriting**

Studio Art Technical � eater Videography Yearbook

Biology (CP or H)Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyIntro to Electronic Engineering

MeteorologyAP ChemistryAP Physics IAP Physics C

Art, Drama, General Music

(Trimester Rotation) or

Middle School Band

Physical Science orPhysical Science

Advanced

3-D DesignActing 1Acting 2Animation

BandCeramics 1 ** Ceramics 2 ** ChoirDigital Art

Drawing & Painting 1

Drawing & Painting 2

Drawing & Painting 3History in Styles

of Jazz* Instrumental

Ensemble* Photography 1

Photography 2

Playwriting** Studio ArtTechnical � eaterVideographyYearbook

Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyIntro to Electronic EngineeringMeteorology

AP Biology AP ChemistryAP Environmental ScienceAP Physics I AP Physics C

Foreign Language

Latin I Latin II Honors Spanish I Spanish II (CP or H) Spanish III Advanced Grammar

for Heritage Speakers

Exploratory Latin, Exploratory Spanish,Computer

Applications (Trimester Rotation)

Latin II HonorsLatin III HonorsSpanish II (CP or H)Spanish III (CP or H)

Spanish V – AP Language (native speakers)

Introduction to Latin or

Introduction to Spanish

Latin III HonorsLatin IV HonorsSpanish III (CP or H)Spanish IV Honors

Spanish V - AP Language (non-native speakers)

Spanish VI - AP Literature (native speakers)

Latin I1 orSpanish I1 orSpanish II1 Advanced

Grammar for Heritage Speakers

1high school credit

Latin IV HonorsLatin V - AP Caeser/Vergil Spanish III (CP or H)Spanish IV Honors

Spanish V - AP Language (non-native speakers)

Spanish VI - AP Literature (native speakers)

History Human Geography orAP Human Geography

World Cultures and Geography*

Modern World Civilizations orAP European History orAP World History

Texas History* United States History or AP United States History

Psychology: Personality*Psychology: Brain & Biology* AP Psychology

United States Studies Economics* or AP Macroeconomics* Government* or AP Government* Politics & Film*

Psychology: Personality* Psychology: Brain & Biology*AP Psychology

Creative Writing & Publishing*

Bold Italic font = Required course *one semester **semester or full-year (F) = Fall Semester (S) = Spring Semester (FY) = Full Year Course (CP or H) = College-Prep or Honors

Middle School Curriculum

ATHLETIC TEAMSFALL

Cheerleading & DanceCross Country

FootballSoccer

Volleyball

WINTERBasketball

Cheerleading & DanceSwimming

SPRINGBaseball

GolfLacrosseSoftballTennis

Track & Field

“To be a cadet is an honor. You learn how to take on

additional responsibilities and work with other cadets in order to be successful. I have also been able to get

involved with a wide range of sports and extracurricular

activities like basketball, lacrosse, and robotics.”

Athletics

English

Fine Arts

Foreign Language

History

Mathematics

Military

Religious Studies

Science

– Cruise Lafreeda ’22 *one semester (CP or H) = College-Prep or Honors

Journey to Upper School

EXTRACURRICULAR OPPORTUNITIES In addition to challenging academics, students can participate in a variety of competitive sports, academically-related and hobby- or skill-related clubs, and the theater and music programs. Over one-third of the student body participates in the nationally distinguished JROTC program, which boasts the award of Honor Unit with Distinction.

ADVANCED PLACEMENT & HONORS All students study a college preparatory curriculum. Honors and Advanced Placement courses are offered in English, mathematics, science, history, studio art, and foreign languages.

COLLEGE COUNSELING TMI’s college counseling staff work one-on-one with students to guide them through the college application and selection process during their Upper School years and provide numerous opportunities, both on and off campus, for students to meet with admissions staff from various universities.

Educating Servant Leaders

Since 1893

Scholarship is paramount at TMI. The tone is set by qualified and dedicated faculty who pass on their own love of learning, taking the time to promote intellectual, emotional, physical, moral, and spiritual development. As students progress through the classical foundation of knowledge, they are encouraged to pursue their academic passions.

“TMI taught me to think critically, seek the

underlying meaning and not take things at face

value. Most importantly, I gained the confidence and drive to pursue my

dreams.”

– Christopher Wagner ‘86

“The ability to make connections is essential for a successful college experience. TMI’s small, caring community has allowed me to foster these skills. I’ve learned how to approach a teacher if I’m struggling, how to seek out help from peers and faculty, and how to properly conduct conversation in a small group setting.”

– Elizabeth Holmes ’17

Athletics

English

Fine Arts

Foreign Language

History

Mathematics

Military

Religious Studies

Science

9th Grade6th Grade 10th Grade7th Grade 11th Grade

UPPER SCHOOLMIDDLE SCHOOL

8th Grade 12th Grade

Math Algebra I (CP or H) orGeometry (CP or H) orAlgebra II/Trig (CP or H)Intro to Programming**

6th Grade Math or 6th Grade Math with

Pre-Algebra

Geometry (CP or H) orAlgebra II/Trig (CP or H) orPre-Calculus (CP or H)Intro to Programming**

Pre-Algebra orPre-Algebra Advanced

orAlgebra I1 (CP or H)

1high school credit

Algebra II/Trig (CP or H) orPre-Calculus (CP or H) orStatistics or AP StatisticsCalculus or AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BCCorporate and Investment FinanceIntro to Programming** AP Computer Programming

Pre-Algebra orAlgebra I1 (CP or H)

orGeometry1 (CP or H)

1high school credit

Pre-Calculus (CP or H) orCalculus or AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC orStatistics or AP StatisticsCorporate and Investment FinanceIndependent Study upon approvalIntro to Programming** AP Computer Programming

English English I (CP or H)Creative Writing & Publishing*

English Mastery 1 English II (CP or H)Creative Writing*

English Mastery 2 English III (CP or H)AP Language & CompositionContemporary Fiction**

Creative Writing* Creative Writing & Publishing* Dystopian Literature & Film

English Mastery 3 orEnglish Mastery 3

Advanced

English IV orAP English Literature & CompositionAP Language & Composition

Contemporary Fiction** Creative Writing* Creative Writing & Publishing*

Athletics Strength & Conditioning* Dance*Lifetime Fitness*

Athletic Team orPhysical Education

Strength & Conditioning*Dance*

Lifetime Fitness* Athletic Team orPhysical Education

Strength & Conditioning*Dance*

Lifetime Fitness* Athletic Team orPhysical Education

Strength & Conditioning* Dance*

Lifetime Fitness*

Military Leadership Training Marksmanship*

Middle School participation in the Corps of Cadets does not require coursework, but includes a variety of non-course activities.

Leadership TrainingMarksmanship*

Leadership TrainingMarksmanship*

Leadership Training Marksmanship*

ReligiousStudies

Old Testament* New Testament* World Religions*

Introduction to World Religions*

Old Testament* New Testament* Philosophy & Film*

� e God Debate* World Religions*

Introduction to the Biblical Story*

Old Testament* New Testament* Philosophy & Film*

� e God Debate* World Religions*

Old Testament* New Testament* Philosophy & Film*

� e God Debate* World Religions*

Fine Arts

Science

Acting 1BandChoirDigital ArtHistory in Styles of Jazz* Instrumental Ensemble* Playwriting** Studio ArtTechnical � eater

Experimental Physics (CP or H)Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyMeteorology

Art, Drama, General Music

(Trimester Rotation)or

Middle School Band

Earth Science

Acting 1Acting 2AnimationBandCeramics 1 ** ChoirDigital ArtDrawing & Painting 1History in Styles of Jazz*

Instrumental Ensemble*Photography 1Playwriting** Studio ArtTechnical � eaterVideography

Yearbook

Chemistry (CP or H) Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyMeteorology

Art, Music, Speech Arts

(Trimester Rotation) or

Middle School Band

Life Science

3-D DesignActing 1Acting 2AnimationBandCeramics 1 ** Ceramics 2 ** ChoirDigital Art

Drawing & Painting 1Drawing & Painting 2History in Styles of

Jazz* Instrumental

Ensemble* Photography 1

Photography 2Playwriting**

Studio Art Technical � eater Videography Yearbook

Biology (CP or H)Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyIntro to Electronic Engineering

MeteorologyAP ChemistryAP Physics IAP Physics C

Art, Drama, General Music

(Trimester Rotation) or

Middle School Band

Physical Science orPhysical Science

Advanced

3-D DesignActing 1Acting 2Animation

BandCeramics 1 ** Ceramics 2 ** ChoirDigital Art

Drawing & Painting 1

Drawing & Painting 2

Drawing & Painting 3History in Styles

of Jazz* Instrumental

Ensemble* Photography 1

Photography 2

Playwriting** Studio ArtTechnical � eaterVideographyYearbook

Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyIntro to Electronic EngineeringMeteorology

AP Biology AP ChemistryAP Environmental ScienceAP Physics I AP Physics C

Foreign Language

Latin I Latin II Honors Spanish I Spanish II (CP or H) Spanish III Advanced Grammar

for Heritage Speakers

Exploratory Latin, Exploratory Spanish,Computer

Applications (Trimester Rotation)

Latin II HonorsLatin III HonorsSpanish II (CP or H)Spanish III (CP or H)

Spanish V – AP Language (native speakers)

Introduction to Latin or

Introduction to Spanish

Latin III HonorsLatin IV HonorsSpanish III (CP or H)Spanish IV Honors

Spanish V - AP Language (non-native speakers)

Spanish VI - AP Literature (native speakers)

Latin I1 orSpanish I1 orSpanish II1 Advanced

Grammar for Heritage Speakers

1high school credit

Latin IV HonorsLatin V - AP Caeser/Vergil Spanish III (CP or H)Spanish IV Honors

Spanish V - AP Language (non-native speakers)

Spanish VI - AP Literature (native speakers)

History Human Geography orAP Human Geography

World Cultures and Geography*

Modern World Civilizations orAP European History orAP World History

Texas History* United States History or AP United States History

Psychology: Personality*Psychology: Brain & Biology* AP Psychology

United States Studies Economics* or AP Macroeconomics* Government* or AP Government* Politics & Film*

Psychology: Personality* Psychology: Brain & Biology*AP Psychology

Creative Writing & Publishing*

Bold Italic font = Required course *one semester **semester or full-year (F) = Fall Semester (S) = Spring Semester (FY) = Full Year Course (CP or H) = College-Prep or HonorsUpper School Curriculum

9:1student-to-faculty ratio

200average # of students taking AP

exams

15average class size

14average # of

years teaching experience for

faculty

FALLCheerleading & Dance

Cross CountryFootball

Volleyball

WINTERBasketball

Cheerleading & DanceSoccer

SwimmingATH

LETI

C TE

AM

S SPRINGBaseball

GolfLacrosse

SoftballTennisTrack & Field

*one semester **semester or full-year

9th Grade6th Grade 10th Grade7th Grade 11th Grade

UPPER SCHOOLMIDDLE SCHOOL

8th Grade 12th Grade

Math Algebra I (CP or H) orGeometry (CP or H) orAlgebra II/Trig (CP or H)Intro to Programming**

6th Grade Math or 6th Grade Math with

Pre-Algebra

Geometry (CP or H) orAlgebra II/Trig (CP or H) orPre-Calculus (CP or H)Intro to Programming**

Pre-Algebra orPre-Algebra Advanced

orAlgebra I1 (CP or H)

1high school credit

Algebra II/Trig (CP or H) orPre-Calculus (CP or H) orStatistics or AP StatisticsCalculus or AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BCCorporate and Investment FinanceIntro to Programming** AP Computer Programming

Pre-Algebra orAlgebra I1 (CP or H)

orGeometry1 (CP or H)

1high school credit

Pre-Calculus (CP or H) orCalculus or AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC orStatistics or AP StatisticsCorporate and Investment FinanceIndependent Study upon approvalIntro to Programming** AP Computer Programming

English English I (CP or H)Creative Writing & Publishing*

English Mastery 1 English II (CP or H)Creative Writing*

English Mastery 2 English III (CP or H)AP Language & CompositionContemporary Fiction**

Creative Writing* Creative Writing & Publishing* Dystopian Literature & Film

English Mastery 3 orEnglish Mastery 3

Advanced

English IV orAP English Literature & CompositionAP Language & Composition

Contemporary Fiction** Creative Writing* Creative Writing & Publishing*

Athletics Strength & Conditioning* Dance*Lifetime Fitness*

Athletic Team orPhysical Education

Strength & Conditioning*Dance*

Lifetime Fitness* Athletic Team orPhysical Education

Strength & Conditioning*Dance*

Lifetime Fitness* Athletic Team orPhysical Education

Strength & Conditioning* Dance*

Lifetime Fitness*

Military Leadership Training Marksmanship*

Middle School participation in the Corps of Cadets does not require coursework, but includes a variety of non-course activities.

Leadership TrainingMarksmanship*

Leadership TrainingMarksmanship*

Leadership Training Marksmanship*

ReligiousStudies

Old Testament* New Testament* World Religions*

Introduction to World Religions*

Old Testament* New Testament* Philosophy & Film*

� e God Debate* World Religions*

Introduction to the Biblical Story*

Old Testament* New Testament* Philosophy & Film*

� e God Debate* World Religions*

Old Testament* New Testament* Philosophy & Film*

� e God Debate* World Religions*

Fine Arts

Science

Acting 1BandChoirDigital ArtHistory in Styles of Jazz* Instrumental Ensemble* Playwriting** Studio ArtTechnical � eater

Experimental Physics (CP or H)Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyMeteorology

Art, Drama, General Music

(Trimester Rotation)or

Middle School Band

Earth Science

Acting 1Acting 2AnimationBandCeramics 1 ** ChoirDigital ArtDrawing & Painting 1History in Styles of Jazz*

Instrumental Ensemble*Photography 1Playwriting** Studio ArtTechnical � eaterVideography

Yearbook

Chemistry (CP or H) Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyMeteorology

Art, Music, Speech Arts

(Trimester Rotation) or

Middle School Band

Life Science

3-D DesignActing 1Acting 2AnimationBandCeramics 1 ** Ceramics 2 ** ChoirDigital Art

Drawing & Painting 1Drawing & Painting 2History in Styles of

Jazz* Instrumental

Ensemble* Photography 1

Photography 2Playwriting**

Studio Art Technical � eater Videography Yearbook

Biology (CP or H)Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyIntro to Electronic Engineering

MeteorologyAP ChemistryAP Physics IAP Physics C

Art, Drama, General Music

(Trimester Rotation) or

Middle School Band

Physical Science orPhysical Science

Advanced

3-D DesignActing 1Acting 2Animation

BandCeramics 1 ** Ceramics 2 ** ChoirDigital Art

Drawing & Painting 1

Drawing & Painting 2

Drawing & Painting 3History in Styles

of Jazz* Instrumental

Ensemble* Photography 1

Photography 2

Playwriting** Studio ArtTechnical � eaterVideographyYearbook

Anatomy & PhysiologyAstronomyIntro to Electronic EngineeringMeteorology

AP Biology AP ChemistryAP Environmental ScienceAP Physics I AP Physics C

Foreign Language

Latin I Latin II Honors Spanish I Spanish II (CP or H) Spanish III Advanced Grammar

for Heritage Speakers

Exploratory Latin, Exploratory Spanish,Computer

Applications (Trimester Rotation)

Latin II HonorsLatin III HonorsSpanish II (CP or H)Spanish III (CP or H)

Spanish V – AP Language (native speakers)

Introduction to Latin or

Introduction to Spanish

Latin III HonorsLatin IV HonorsSpanish III (CP or H)Spanish IV Honors

Spanish V - AP Language (non-native speakers)

Spanish VI - AP Literature (native speakers)

Latin I1 orSpanish I1 orSpanish II1 Advanced

Grammar for Heritage Speakers

1high school credit

Latin IV HonorsLatin V - AP Caeser/Vergil Spanish III (CP or H)Spanish IV Honors

Spanish V - AP Language (non-native speakers)

Spanish VI - AP Literature (native speakers)

History Human Geography orAP Human Geography

World Cultures and Geography*

Modern World Civilizations orAP European History orAP World History

Texas History* United States History or AP United States History

Psychology: Personality*Psychology: Brain & Biology* AP Psychology

United States Studies Economics* or AP Macroeconomics* Government* or AP Government* Politics & Film*

Psychology: Personality* Psychology: Brain & Biology*AP Psychology

Creative Writing & Publishing*

Bold Italic font = Required course *one semester **semester or full-year (F) = Fall Semester (S) = Spring Semester (FY) = Full Year Course (CP or H) = College-Prep or HonorsUpper School Curriculum

(CP or H) = College-Prep or Honors

College Acceptances(Partial list over the last four years.)

IN TEXAS:Abilene Christian UniversityAustin CollegeBaylor UniversityConcordia UniversityRice UniversitySouthern Methodist UniversitySouthwestern University

St. Edward’s UniversitySt. Mary’s UniversityTexas A&M UniversityTexas A&M University,

Corpus ChristiTexas Christian UniversityTexas Lutheran University

Texas State UniversityTexas Tech UniversityThe University of Texas at AustinThe University of Texas at DallasThe University of Texas at

San AntonioTrinity University

University of DallasUniversity of HoustonUniversity of North TexasUniversity of the Incarnate Word

ACROSS THE UNITED STATES:Agnes Scott CollegeAmerican UniversityArizona State UniversityAuburn UniversityAurora UniversityBabson CollegeBirmingham-Southern CollegeBoston CollegeBoston UniversityBowdoin CollegeBrandeis UniversityBryn Mawr CollegeCase Western Reserve UniversityCentre CollegeChapman UniversityClaremont McKenna CollegeClemson UniversityCollege of CharlestonCollege of William and MaryColorado CollegeColorado School of MinesColorado State UniversityColumbia UniversityCornell UniversityCreighton UniversityDavidson CollegeDePaul UniversityDePauw UniversityDrexel UniversityDuke UniversityEastman School of MusicElon UniversityEmbry-Riddle Aeronautical

UniversityEmerson CollegeEmory UniversityFitchburg State UniversityFlorida Institute o TechnologyFlorida State UniversityFurman University

George Fox UniversityGeorge Washington UniversityGeorgetown UniversityGonzaga UniversityGuilford CollegeHarvard UniversityHarvey Mudd CollegeHendrix CollegeHofstra UniversityHoward UniversityIndiana University at BloomingtonIthaca CollegeJohns Hopkins UniversityKent State UniversityLehigh UniversityLewis & Clark CollegeLouisiana State UniversityLoyola Marymount UniversityLoyola University ChicagoLoyola University New OrleansManhattan School of MusicMarymount Manhattan CollegeMassachusetts Institute of

TechnologyMichigan State UniversityMiddlebury CollegeMillsaps CollegeMount Holyoke CollegeNew York UniversityNortheastern UniversityNorthwestern UniversityNorwich UniversityOccidental CollegeOhio State UniversityOklahoma State UniversityPace UniversityParsons The New School for DesignPennsylvania StatePennsylvania UniversityPepperdine University

Pitzer CollegePrinceton UniversityPurdue UniversityReed CollegeRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteRhodes CollegeRochester Institute of TechnologySaint Louis UniversitySalve Regina UniversitySan Diego State UniversitySanta Clara UniversitySavannah College of Art and DesignSeton Hall UniversitySewanee: The University of the

SouthStanford UniversitySuffolk UniversitySweet Briar CollegeSyracuse UniversityTemple UniversityThe Citadel, the Military College of

South CarolinaTrinity CollegeTrinity Western UniversityTufts UniversityTulane UniversityThiel CollegeUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of ArkansasUniversity of California, BerkeleyUniversity of California, Los

AngelesUniversity of California, Santa

BarbaraUniversity of California, Santa CruzUniversity of ChicagoUniversity of Colorado at BoulderUniversity of ConnecticutUniversity of Denver

University of FloridaUniversity of GeorgiaUniversity of KansasUniversity of Massachusetts, BostonUniversity of MiamiUniversity of MichiganUniversity of MississippiUniversity of New MexicoUniversity of North Carolina at

AshevilleUniversity of North Carolina at

Chapel HillUniversity of Notre DameUniversity of OklahomaUniversity of PennsylvaniaUniversity of RedlandsUniversity of RichmondUniversity of RochesterUniversity of San DiegoUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of South CarolinaUniversity of Southern CaliforniaUniversity of TulsaUniversity of VirginiaUniversity of WashingtonUniversity of Wisconsin, MadisonVanderbilt UniversityVassar CollegeVillanova UniversityVirginia Polytechnic Institute and

State UniversityWake Forest UniversityWashington and Lee UniversityWashington University in St. LouisWells CollegeWestmont CollegeWorcester Polytechnic InstituteYale University

SERVICE ACADEMIES:U.S. Air Force Academy U.S. Merchant Marine Academy U.S. Military Academy U.S. Naval Academy

IN THE WORLD:University of Bristol, U.K.McGill University, CanadaUniversity of Toronto, CanadaUniversity of British Columbia,

Canada

University of St. Andrew’s, ScotlandSimon Fraser University, CanadaTecnologico De MonterreyUniversity of Wollongong

“The vast array of high-level classes have allowed me to maximize my potential and learning, and I feel well prepared for college. I’ve learned valuable time-management skills, but also how to balance work with play.”

“Being awarded the Alkek Scholarship [was] central to my development…confidence spilled over into all aspects of my life, and in particular it made me unafraid to set some lofty goals while at TMI, which ultimately resulted in my acceptance to and graduation from Notre Dame’s top-ranked undergraduate business program.”

“An education from TMI is truly unmatched. Nowhere else will you be nurtured as a whole individual and prepared to pursue a purposeful life with passion and curiosity. My time at dear old TMI formed the foundation for intellectual, spiritual and professional excellence that I carry with me each and every day.”

Julia Wool ‘17 Lex Stewart ‘09 Notre Dame ‘13

Courtney Wiley ‘97 SMU ‘00 TMI Trustee

Preparing for College and Beyond85

graduating seniors

386acceptances from

institutions of higher learning

$9.25Mcollege scholarship offers to graduating

seniors

540-670average

SAT profile

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Office of Admissions(210) 698-7171

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