Campus Information
Year Open:
Bond Year:
School Mascot: Wildcats
School colors: Black, Silver, White
Mission Statement:
Engage and challenge all students through rigorous and consistent quality education.
Vision:
Fiercely committed to excellence.
Core Beliefs:
- Provide a quality education through a rigorous curriculum that challenges students through advanced academics.
- Ensure our students are college and career competitive.
- Engage students through extracurricular activities uniting us as a community.
- Provide a safe and collaborative learning environment for all students by building positive, meaningful relationships.
- Establish a family atmosphere on campus through trust, communication, and loyalty.
Learners will be:
Creators
Collaborators
Learners
Communicators
Innovators
Critical Thinkers
Solution-Finders
Mrs. Bohlken believes that all students can succeed and prides herself in knowing that at Sotomayor High School, we will undertake every measure possible to ensure student success. It is our mission to help all students receive a quality education in order to be college competitive or career ready. Mrs. Bohlken was hired to open Sonia M. Sotomayor High School in May of 2021.
The Associate Principal also serves as the Campus Behavior Coordinator.
Jacquelyn Lambert attended The University of Texas at San Antonio and received a bachelor's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a specialization in English in 2001. She later went back to UTSA and earned a master's Degree in Educational Leadership in 2009.
Her 24 years of educational experience have been at both the middle and high school levels. Her experience encompasses multiple roles as a classroom teacher, department coordinator, Assistant Principal, Academic Dean, and now Associate Principal.
Mrs. Lambert believes in creating a safe environment where students feel comfortable, engaged and are challenged to reach their full potential. Every student is important and she strives to ensure that students are successful in all aspects of their educational career.
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Linda LunaAcademic DeanLinda Luna earned a Bachelor of Arts in English-Communication Arts from St. Mary’s University in 1998, followed by a Master of Arts in Counseling from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2003. In 2009, Mrs. Luna completed her Educational Administration Certification at Texas A&M University-Kingsville.
Mrs. Luna brings 26 years of diverse experience in education, having served in various roles throughout her career. She began as a middle school teacher in Lytle ISD before transitioning to Edgewood ISD, where she worked as both a middle school teacher and high school counselor until 2009. In the fall of 2009, Mrs. Luna joined Northside Independent School District as Head Counselor at Stevens High School. She stepped into school leadership in 2019, holding positions as Associate Principal, Assistant Principal, and currently, Academic Dean. Throughout her career, Mrs. Luna has remained dedicated to fostering student growth and creating a positive, supportive learning environment.
