2019: Overall Rating - B 2018: Overall Rating - B 2017: Met Standards 2016: Met Standards 2015: Met Standards 2014: Met Standards 2013: Met Standards 2012: Met Standards Schools The principals at each school are as follows: Dr. Christine Althoff at Anthony Elementary School, Veronica Ordonez at Anthony Middle School and Sandra Espinoza at Anthony High School. All schools are less than a mile away from the Texas–New Mexico state line. The schools and the administration building are located on the same property between 4th Street and Magdalena to the east and west and Poplar Street–Elm Street and Wildcat Drive. The district property, including the sports fields, takes up at least a dozen square town blocks. The elementary and middle school campuses are required to wear uniforms voted by the school board in 2001 for elementary and 2003 for middle school. Regular instructional Anthony High School Oak Street was renamed Wildcat Drive after the high school was built and the street was expanded to become Texas Spur 6. Anthony Middle School Anthony Elementary School Special programs AVID (Achievement Via Individual Determination) One Act Play (Theater) Band Blended Learning (via the Math Innovation Zone grant) Cheerleading Varsity/JV Character Strong Dual Credit College Courses E-Sports National Honor Society & National Junior Honor Society Robotics Student Council Career & Technical Education Courses UIL Academics Yearbook Athletics Anthony High School participates in the following sports for boys, Baseball, Track and Field, Cross Country, Basketball, and Football. The school participates in the following sports for girls, Basketball, Softball, Track and Field, Cross Country, and Volleyball. For the 2022 through 2024 school years, Anthony High School will play all sports in UIL Class 2A. Anthony High School plays their home football games at Tommy Sanchez Memorial Field located on campus across the middle school gym. Anthony also plays their home baseball games at Rascon Park off campus. Cheerleading Chihuahua's competition 2022 Winners Anthony High School won 1st Place locally with a Co-Ed team of 15 members. Lead by Varsity and JV coach Soraya Yanar. Volleyball State Champions Anthony high school won 2 state titles in 1975. One in the spring of the 1974-1975 season and one in the fall of 1975-1976 school year. Which makes them the only high school in El Paso County to win a state championship in volleyball. Anthony was also runner up to Orchard in 1972-1973 school year and the 1973-1974 school