Col. Santos Benavides Elementary
Where Students Are Empowered to Succeed!
At Colonel Santos Benavides School, administrators, teachers, staff and parents are committed to high standards of excellence. Our purpose is to teach students beyond the basics and create self-directed, life-long learners through the skills of critical thinking, problem solving, technology, and effective communication to prepare our scholars for the 21st century. We motivate students to reach their full potential and become productive citizens, responsible for the positive impact they have on their families and community. We believe in learning through enjoyable and engaging activities and celebrating when we have reached our set goals.
About Us
United ISD offers a diverse range of educational opportunities across its 44 campuses. Students have access to rigorous academics, innovative programs, and a supportive learning environment. The district emphasizes the importance of bilingual education and prepares students for success in a globalized world. With a focus on both academic and personal growth, United ISD schools strive to empower students to become responsible citizens and lifelong learners.
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November 5, 2026
The Huskies celebrated student creativity and border culture during its first Hispanic Art Festival this week. Organized by art teacher Miriam Gonzalez, the event showcased handmade piñatas,
November 5, 2026
United Independent School District is celebrating an outstanding showing by all four of its high school marching bands at the UIL Area G 6A Marching Band Contest, where students competed against
October 31, 2026
High school electives often do more than introduce students to new subjects. They can ignite passions, reveal hidden talents, and inspire young people to pursue careers they might never have
October 29, 2026
Special guest Emilio Girón Fernández de Jáuregui, iconic child actor “El Torito,” shares a life shaped by perseverance with UISD students. Literature opened the door. Mexican cinema brought the
