Oakwood Terrace Elementary is currently accepting applications for both continuing and new enrollees in the 2026–2027 school term. Families with students who will be attending Oakwood Terrace for the first time or who are current HEB ISD families are encouraged to submit all necessary documents via the HEB ISD Registration portal as soon as possible. Enrolling early at Oakwood Terrace Elementary, will help assure, that you have all the resources you need and make the transition into your class as smooth as possible.

Q1. Does Oakwood Terrace Elementary provide after & before-school care?

Ans. Most elementary schools will partner with local organizations to provide extended day care options or have a program run through their school district. All parents need to do is contact the school office for specific information regarding availability (if applicable), schedule of care, and registration process (if applicable).

Q2. How can parents get involved/engaged with the school?

Ans. In general, parents can be involved/engaged by volunteering in the classroom or around the school, assisting with events or serving on committees and participating in any Family Engagement Programs.

Q3. What type of technology is available to students?

Ans. Schools typically provide access to technology to enhance educational experiences through computer labs, classroom-based devices, and digital teaching/learning platforms that support current teaching/learning practices.

Q4. What types of extracurricular activities and clubs are there for student participation?

Ans. Many elementary schools provide clubs and activities for students to take part in, which may include art, music, things related to science, technology, engineering and math or sports; subject area and availability would depend on funding/resources and student interest.

Q5. How does the school provide support services for students with diverse needs?

Ans. In general, schools provide diverse students with supportive services by offering special education programming and services, intervention plans, and by allowing students access to a guidance counselor or specialist depending on the type of support they need.