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Extracurriculars: athletics, theater, modern band, strings orchestra, choir and film, robotics teams, drone team Enrollment: 930 Tuition: $20,000-$29,000 annually • 2500 Wimberly Lane, Austin (lower/middle school); 3000 Barton Creek Blvd., Austin (upper campus) • www.smcprep.org
Strickland Christian School Type: religious-based Grades served: pre-K4-8
Religious orientation: Christian, nondenominational Extracurriculars: Private Schools Interscholastic Association, sports, music, Spanish, technology classes Enrollment: 118
AESA Prep Academy is a college-preparatory school that o ers a variety of extracurriculars.
Appamada School is located in Dripping Springs and serves grades K 12.
Tuition: up to $5,000 annually • 7415 Menchaca Road, Austin • www.stricklandschool.com
AESA Prep Academy Type: college-preparatory Grades served: K-12 Religious orientation: N/A
Appamada School Type: progressive Grades served: K-12 Religious orientation: N/A Extracurriculars: N/A Enrollment: 77
Veritas Academy Type: classical, Christian, collaborative education Grades served: pre-K-12 Religious Orientation: Christian, nondenominational Extracurriculars: athletics, fine arts, common arts, nature studies, clubs Current Enrollment: 675
Extracurriculars: sports, Esports, chess, debates, entrepreneurial, medical, veterinarian and culinary institute. Enrollment: 130 Tuition: $24,000-$25,000 annually
Tuition: $15,000-$19,500 annually • 26450 RR 12, Dripping Springs • www.appamadaschool.com
• 13730 W. Hwy. 290, Austin • www.aesaprepacademy.com
Tuition: $3,493-$15,056 annually • 13401 Escarpment Blvd., Austin • www.veritasacademy.net
ELEMENTARY MICRO SCHOOL ON 8 ACRES OF NATURE Experienced Teachers Small Classes Nature-Focused Learning •Waldorf-Inspired Approach
The WILDcenter of Texas’ Animal Ambassadors are ready to visit schools all over Austin and Central Texas. From the largest owl species in the world to the largest snake species in the United States, our animal collection is truly spectacular! Schools, scouts, birthday parties, or corporate groups: we bring our animal ambassadors to you!
Contact Erik Corredor at 512-905-2090 today to schedule an encounter with our incredible wildlife!
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Spot the Hidden Signs of Back Pain Did you know that weakness and numbness in a foot or hand are emergency symptoms for back and neck pain that need to be seen promptly to prevent them from becoming permanent? If you are experiencing back and neck related symptoms, Texas Spine & Scoliosis has the non-surgical spine specialists and fellowship- trained spine surgeons to get you back to activity quickly.
Symptoms to watch out for:
Radiating pain into an arm Numbness or Weakness in arm Radiating pain into leg Numbness or Weakness in leg Weakness in a foot – “foot drop”
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