Franklin (2013) Galm (1987) Glass (1956) Glenn (1962) Glenoaks (1961) National Blue Ribbon School in 1998-99 Hatchett (2004) Helotes (1950) Henderson (2010) Hoffmann (2009) Howsman (1969) National Blue Ribbon School in 2000-01 Kallison (2017) Knowlton (1985) Krueger (2005) Kuentz (2009) Langley (2009) Leon Springs (1991) Leon Valley (1980) Lewis (2001) Lieck (2011) Linton (1980) Locke Hill (1975) National Blue Ribbon School in 1998-99 Los Reyes (2012) Martin (2010) Mary Hull (1963) National Blue Ribbon School in 1996-97 May (1997) McAndrew (2013) McDermott (1992) Mead (2006) Meadow Village (1968) Michael (1999) Mireles (2011) Mora (2018) Murnin (2006) Myers (1997) Nichols (2002) Northwest Crossing (1982) Oak Hills Terrace (1968) Ott (2004) Passmore (1970) Powell (1962) Raba (2000) Rhodes (2002) Scarborough (2008) Scobee (1987) Steubing (1997) Thornton (1989) Timberwilde (1980) Tomlinson (2021) Valley Hi (1963) Villarreal (1968) Wanke (2006) Ward (2003) Wernli (2020) Westwood Terrace (1961) Special schools Irene L. Chavez Excel Academy John C. Holmgreen Center Nellie M. Reddix Center Northside Alternative High School Northside Alternative Middle School Northside Learning Center (Adult Education) Northside Learning Center (Community Education) Student locator project The school district spent over $500,000 on a system whereby students wear an RFID chip and barcode around their necks, allowing the school to track their location during the school day. The students needed the tag "to use the library or cafeteria, vote in school elections, and in some cases for toilet breaks". One student was expelled in 2012 after refusing to either wear the tag or to wear a version of it that included the barcode but not the RFID tag. Her objections were for reasons of religion, privacy, and freedom of expression; the school had also forbidden her from handing out leaflets criticizing the program. She later returned to the school following a federal judge's injunction. The school district's website was brought down in retaliation for the program. An individual claiming responsibility for the website disruption described the school district as "pervs" for their policy of RFID tracking children. The RFID tracking program was discontinued for the 2013-2014 school year. Even during the controversy, the program was very limited in scope. The schools chosen have the fewest percentage of white students (Jones M.S.: 4% and John Jay H.S.: 13%). Police department The Northside Independent School District Police Department is the district's full-service police department. The department has jurisdiction in the district's boundaries, and has primary jurisdiction over all district