About | Northside Independent School District

Campus Information

Year Open: 1984

Bond Year: 1981

School Mascot: Phoenix

School colors: Maroon, Blue, White

Mission Statement:
Campus Mission: Engage all students in rich academics focused on meaningful applications of medical knowledge and skills.

Campus Vision: Every student grows in compassion, integrity, and excellence.

District handbook

School handbook

Brad Hebert - Principal

As the principal of Health Careers High School, I am honored to support our future healthcare leaders. I am proud that my entire professional career has been with Northside, beginning as an English Language Arts Teacher here at Health Careers High School before spending nearly six years as the Assistant Principal. I then moved to be an Assistant Principal at Harlan High School, before becoming Principal of the NSITE Magnet School at Holmes High School. I earned my bachelor’s degree from the University of Iowa in English and my Masters’ Degree in Educational Leadership from UTSA. I am excited to return home to the school where my career in education began, supporting the amazing community of students and families at Health Careers High School. It is my mission to ensure that all Health Careers students have opportunities to explore, grow, and excel so that when they graduate, they are prepared to meet the demands of an ever-changing healthcare field while growing in compassion, integrity, and excellence.

portrait photo of Associate Principal, Krystal Abney

Krystal Abney - Associate Principal

The Associate Principal also serves as the Campus Behavior Coordinator. They can be reached by email at krystal.abney@nisd.net or by phone at 210-397-5405.

Krystal Abney is honored to be the new Associate Principal at Health Careers High School. Formerly, she was at John Jay High School as the Academic Dean for five years. Ms. Abney has served Northside teachers and students at Central Office in Curriculum and Instruction, Stevens High School, and Warren High School.
Her professional experience includes being the AVID site coordinator, teacher, and district director in Judson ISD. Ms. Abney began her teaching career in 1995 at Huron High School in Ann Arbor, Michigan where she attended the University of Michigan for both her Bachelors and Masters degrees. She firmly believes in the power of education to transform humankind through student access to options and opportunities.
Ms. Abney and her husband have 3 children. Their oldest is a Jay/SEA graduate. Their younger son and daughter currently attend Northside schools.

210-397-5406

delisa.ramos@nisd.net

Delisa Ramos

Assistant Principal