Skip To Main Content
San Antonio Academy Taylor Hall and Oak Tree

An Independent Boys School

Divider Logo

Private Middle School in San Antonio TX | Private Elementary in San Antonio TX | Private Preschool in San Antonio TX | Logo

Building a Foundation for Boys - It All Begins Here

San Antonio Academy was founded in 1886 by Dr. W.B. Seeley, who sought to develop young men with academic discipline, strong character, and good physical condition. These traits became the hallmarks of San Antonio Academy.

Today, Dr. Seeley's legacy serves as our inspiration. We continue to build young men of character, teaching them how important it is to "Be honest. Be kind. Be the best you can be." We are committed to Four Foundational Pillars throughout our Primary, Elementary, and Middle School programming: Scholarship, Leadership, Integrity, and Brotherhood. Everything that our students experience is rooted in what's best for boys: how they learn, how their brains develop, and how they engage with the world around them. 

We educate boys for life and prepare each young man to fulfill his noble purpose.

Mission

Mission and Vision Posters

San Antonio Academy offers an exceptional education intentionally crafted for boys Pre-Kindergarten through 8th grade.

Leadership

San Antonio Academy Board of Trustees

Meet the distinguished leaders who come together and provide council for our school.

2022 Strategic Plan

Strategic Plan

Learn about our strategic plan that provides a framework for our school. Deeply rooted in The Academy’s long-held traditions and values, the plan calls for the school to build upon its strengths and sets the course for a vibrant future. 

Divider Logo

Private Middle School in San Antonio TX | Private Elementary in San Antonio TX | Private Preschool in San Antonio TX | Logo

The Academy Experience

News Only

News From The Academy

News Slideshow

PreK Play 2025

Excitement filled Ellison Hall this morning as our youngest Wildcats took the spotlight for their highly anticipated Pre-K plays. Bringing to life adaptations of Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See? by Bill Martin Jr. and The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt, the performance delighted an audience of proud families and enthusiastic Academy "big boys." The stage became a place of wonder as these little ones showcased their courage and creativity, marking the beginning of their journey into public speaking—an essential part of the San Antonio Academy experience.

 
Read More about A Charming First Performance: Pre-K Boys Captivate the Crowd
5th grade robotics

Both of SAA's 5th grade rookie robotics teams qualified to compete at the 2025 Texas Region 4 Elementary VEX IQ State Championship this past weekend. Facing off against 32 top-performing teams from across Southwest Texas, it was a day full of challenges, excitement, and learning. Our Wildcat E Team took home the Judges Award—presented to a team deserving of special recognition for their perseverance, teamwork, communication, and professionalism!

Read More about SAA Robotics Teams Shine at VEX IQ State Championship
Sporting Clays Classic

Join us for San Antonio Academy's Inaugural Clay Classic — a day filled with team shooting competitions, great food, live music, and fun! Not a shooter? Grab a party ticket for full access to the whole event, including lunch, dinner, and drinks. We'll also have live and silent auctions featuring amazing curated prizes, trips, and special teacher experiences. Don't miss this chance to BOOTSHOOT, and BOOGIE with us! Event held rain or shine.

🎯The Teacher Experience Silent Auction is NOW OPEN on the Clay Classic site. Bidding closes on Thursday, March 20, at 8:30 PM.

View Ticket, Sponsorship, and Silent Auction Site
 

Read More about Clay Classic: March 20

Our History

Since 1886, San Antonio Academy has been a beacon of our community, graduating leaders who have gone on to become astronauts, Congressmen, attorneys, doctors, artists, engineers, and business professionals. Take a journey through our history, from the earliest days of "The Seeley School," to our present campus on East French Place.