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- Patricia Black
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- Catherine Garcia
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- Maria Gonzalez de Murillo

- Rocio Gutierrez-Ochoa
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Panther Pride
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WE STAND UNITED AS ONE
Oak Grove students and staff had SO MUCH FUN celebrating Unity Day TOGETHER! We started our day with a Kindness Pep Rally and ended it by partnering up with different classes for team building activities and games.
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STAYING SAFE AT OAK GROVE
Our Campus Safety Specialist, Mr. Andrew Dettmers, brings a wealth of military protection knowledge to our campuses. Dettmers has helped implement Districtwide security standards for our campus safety specialists. He’s passionate about security and understands what’s on the line.
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WE CELEBRATE SMALL MOMENTS
Mrs. Cecil knows how to make her kids feel special and smart! In her Kindergarten class, students encourage each other using phrases like “own that confidence” and “you’ve got this!” We love seeing kids get excited and building confidence while learning.
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Green and Gold School Colors
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443 Enrolled Students Asian 3.7%, White 10.5%, Hispanic 69.3%, African American 13.1%, Native American 0.3%, Pacific Islander 0%, Two or More 3.1%
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Panther Mascot
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1961 Year Established
Announcements
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CLICK HERE TO SEE OUR SCHOOL
Welcome to Oak Grove. Please enjoy this short virtual tour that showcases some of the AMAZING things that we have going on here.
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DO YOU FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK?
Click the link to see our page where we post updates, news and highlights of our students, staff and community.
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2025-2026 Registration
Register your child for Pre-K-12 at any NEISD high school. In-person registration is available by appointment July 11, 12 and 13.
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North East ISD School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) Volunteer Application
Each school district in the state is required to establish and maintain a district-level school health advisory council. State law requires the majority of SHAC members to be parents (of students enrolled in NEISD schools) who are not employees of NEISD. The School Health Advisory Council acts in an advisory capacity to Board of Trustees.
Our Principal

Phone: 210-407-5600
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
Mrs. Rocio Gutierrez-Ochoa
My name is Rocio Gutierrez-Ochoa and I am thrilled to have the opportunity to lead Oak Grove Elementary, a school with such rich traditions and family involvement. I can’t think of a better place to be!
I have been dedicated to the field of education for 24 years and have worked with a variety of students ranging in age from pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. I have taught Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, and was an Instructional Reading Coach before moving to an Assistant Principal role. Prior to coming to Oak Grove, I was at Olmos Elementary in NEISD, where I served as the Assistant Principal for 4 years. I am eager to bring my skills as an educational and instructional leader to Oak Grove Elementary and partner with you to ensure your child’s success.
While leading my Oak Grove community, we will focus on healthy, social-emotional learning, the use of data to guide instruction, and rigorous academic experience in all classrooms. This includes supportive interventions and/or enrichment based on individual students’ needs. Student growth will be encouraged and celebrated each day!
It is important to me that everyone who steps through our doors – staff members, students, and parents – is excited to be here! This attitude will enable us to meet the challenges of academic excellence in a positive, fun, and nurturing environment. Building strong relationships with parents, students, staff, and our community is also very important to me. My door is always open and I welcome your input. Please feel free to call, email, or stop by to discuss any concerns, suggestions, or ideas you might have throughout the year. We are a team!
I’d like to share a little about myself and my family as we get to know each other. I am married to my husband, Moises, who is also an educator, and we have two children named Anthony and Ashlee. Anthony is following in our footsteps as an educator and is currently an Instructional Assistant. Ashlee is a Sophomore at Texas A&M University in College Station. Ashley is a product of the North East ISD education system. She is thrilled to be immersed in the language that she developed so well in NEISD’s fabulous Dual Language program. We adopted and love our two fur babies 6 years ago and they complete our little family.
Thank you for entrusting me to lead our entire Oak Grove community!
Duties and Responsibilities
Title IX Coordinator
Campus Behavior Coordinator
Assistant Principal

Phone: 210-407-5621
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
Mr. John Valerio
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What to Expect
Most campus visits will include the following:
- Information Session: A campus representative talks to you or your group about the school and its unique opportunities offered on campus.
- Campus Tour: You’ll see the main parts of the campus and have a chance to ask questions.
If you have any specific areas of interest, be sure to let the campus know, so that they can try to accomodate.
For Questions
For questions or to register by phone or email, please call 210-407-5600.
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Discover Oak Grove! Where...
- Our Panther Vision is "Every day, we strive to embody a desire to improve through persistence, integrity and empathy."
- We are a Dual Language campus.
- We give students leadership opportunities like Student Council, Safety Patrols and Student2Student.
- We offer a Gifted & Talented Program.
- Our 4th grade students help produce a Morning News Cast.
- Students enjoy enrichment activities including Choir, Panther Cadence, Cardio Club, Chess Club and Panther Pep Squad.
- We partner with the MacArthur High School PALs to mentor our students on a weekly basis.
- We are a part of the TCHATT program that offers free therapy and counseling to students both in person and virtually.