Athletics
B156
B166
Arts
B173
The Brandeis Fine Arts Dance Department offers students a comprehensive education in dance. We aim to provide students with a strong technical foundation while nurturing their artistic growth and personal expression. We offer a range of classes (Principles of Dance I-IV), performance opportunities, and performance groups. Students learn a variety of dance styles such as ballet, jazz, modern and contemporary. We have two audition-based performance groups- The Brandeis Ballet Company and our Field Dance Company. The ballet company specializes in classical and contemporary ballet technique; performs at pep rallies, winter and spring shows; and competes in the Junior League of San Antonio's FAME Awards. The field dance company is the visual component of the Bronco Band; specializes in jazz and modern technique; performs at pep rallies, football games, winter and spring shows; and competes in the marching band show.
Brandeis fine arts dance students had the unique opportunity to take class with the dance captains from MJ The Musical thanks to a partnership with the Majestic Empire Foundation. Dancers from the Brandeis Ballet Company and Field Dance Company channeled their inner Michael Jackson as they learned choreography to Smooth Criminal from the Broadway show’s Act II dance break. The workshop concluded with a Q&A session filled with valuable advice about training, auditions, performing, and making it in the industry. What an incredible experience for our dancers!
C190
Clubs
B114/b145
C176-179
C177
C179
C176
C177
C177
C176
C177
C177
C176
B114
C188
The Brandeis Art Club provides a welcoming space for students to explore and create art, regardless of whether they’re enrolled in an art class.
Students can work on personal passion projects, try new mediums like clay, and collaborate with peers on group projects, including creating a mural for Artpace’s "Chalk It Up" event. The club meets every Tuesday after school in Room C188 (Art Room), and dues are $10.
Members receive reminders and updates through the Remind App text 81010 with the message @g72a77. Sponsored by Brandeis Visual Arts teachers Yma Luis, Marcela Ramirez, and Sabrina Martinez, the club is open to all students who enjoy art—whether they’re pursuing it as a class or as an extracurricular passion. Join us to develop new skills, connect with other art lovers, and make meaningful contributions to our school’s creative community.
c230
b161
C166
B130
b180
a203
p5/p6/B219
b145
b208
c203
C152/C165
C131/C148
c165
b236
B154
c156/c158
DECA prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs in marketing, finance, hospitality and management in high schools and colleges around the globe.
C210, 2nd Thursday of the month
Recycling takes place most Thursday afternoons. The club's mission is to promote environmentally sustainable activities (like recycling) on campus. We also do quarterly trash-pick ups along Kyle Seale Parkway as part of the city's Adopt-a-Spot program.
c203
B131
C160
Calling all Film enthusiasts! Join us to meet fellow film nerds as we watch and discuss films and the art of filmmaking!
C159
B175
C125
Friends Having Fun is a dynamic club dedicated to fostering a culture of acceptance and inclusivity for our special education ALE students. Through engaging activities and collaborative experiences, the club creates valuable opportunities for our ALE students to interact meaningfully with their peers in the general education population. By promoting understanding and friendship, we strive to break down barriers and challenge misconceptions about disabilities. Our mission is to cultivate an environment where all individuals are celebrated for their unique contributions, reinforcing the belief that every person deserves respect and companionship.
B123
B123
C161
C213
C165
c229
c229
b215
c144
c188
b243/b227
B154
C211
B171
B118
B145
a203
C148
b237
B142
B142
B142
B211
C131/C152
B145
B211
C131 & C152
Activities
b145
B180
B134
C159
C160
Are you a Filmmaker? Compete with other filmmakers in the state for a chance to earn your spot as the best in state and earn yourself a scholarship!
Film Categories include: Narrative Films, Documentary Films, Computer Animation Films, and Traditional Animation Films.
Visit Ms. Mendoza in C160 for details and guidance!
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