Cordillera Ranch high school grads are heading into their next chapter, ready to take on the world with confidence, curiosity and heart. These graduates have grown up in a community that values hard work, integrity and connection, and as they step forward into their next adventures, they carry with them the spirit of Cordillera Ranch: supportive, driven and ready to make their mark.
Ansley Busbee
Daughter of Lianne and Jon Busbee
Boerne High School, Class of 2026
Attending The University of Texas at Austin, majoring in Kinesiology
Why did you choose UT? I will be the third generation of Longhorns in my family.
What are you most excited about for your future? Moving to a new place and meeting so many new people.
What is your fondest high school memory? The Boerne High School Greyhound Cheer winning a bronze medal at State competition!
Andrew Collins
Son of Angela and Craig Collins
Boerne High School, Class of 2026
Attending Texas A&M University in College Station, majoring in Engineering
Why did you choose A&M? It’s a great school, and my parents and siblings went there.
What are your career aspirations? I want to be a mechanical engineer and work in agriculture or construction.
What are you most excited about for your future? Becoming independent.
What is your fondest high school memory? I’ve been in FFA and loved raising show steers, and building ag mechanics projects in the welding shop.
Julia Hammock
Daughter of Christina and Chris Hammock
TMI Episcopal, Class of 2026
Attending DePaul University (Chicago), double majoring in Art, Media & Design and Psychology
Why did you choose DePaul? I chose DePaul for the opportunities that their programming and location provide as well as colder weather!
What are your career aspirations? I’d like to practice Art Therapy.
What are you most excited about for your future? The chance to explore and experiment with my interests and career.
What is your fondest high school memory? My fondest memories are my time in the Corps of Cadets at TMI.
Breckin Heath
Son of Jennifer and Dennis Heath
Boerne Samuel V. Champion High School, Class of 2026
Attending Texas A&M University in College Station, majoring in Engineering
Why did you choose A&M? I chose A&M because of its strong reputation in engineering, particularly its well-respected programs and hands-on learning opportunities. The university also has a large alumni network in Texas, which will be valuable for mentorship and career connections.
What are your career aspirations? I plan to study chemical engineering with the long-term goal of owning and operating my own engineering firm. I’m interested in developing innovative solutions that can address real-world challenges.
What are you most excited about for your future? I’m most excited about the opportunity to explore new ideas and contribute to technological advancement. I’m interested in being part of a field that is constantly evolving and having the chance to make a meaningful impact through innovation and problem-solving.
What is your fondest high school memory? One of my most meaningful experiences during high school has been serving as an AP Biology Teaching Assistant. It was rewarding to support other students and reinforce my own understanding of the material. I also enjoyed camping trips with the Environmental Club.
Annalise Ortiz
Daughter of Megan and Gerardo Ortiz
Boerne High School, Class of 2026
Attending Auburn University to study Law and Justice
Why did you choose Auburn? Auburn is ranked highly in their pre-law program and has the southern, small-town feel that I love!
What are your career aspirations? I would love to be a Sports Agent.
What are you most excited about for your future? To build a successful career and travel to new places!
What is your fondest high school memory? I will always cherish winning 3rd place at the UIL Spirit State Championship.
Sage Ramsey
Daughter of Trish and Brad Ramsey
Boerne Samuel V. Champion High School, Class of 2026
Attending The University of Texas at San Antonio, majoring in Psychology
Why did you choose UT San Antonio? It is close to home and cost effective since graduate school is required for my career choice.
What are your career aspirations? Psychology Research
What are you most excited about for your future? I’m looking forward to learning, adapting, and making the most of what comes next.
What is your fondest high school memory? Scoring seven three-point shots in a varsity basketball game against Spring Branch; receiving 2nd team all-district honors in basketball; and being named “Athlete of the Month” for February 2026 by the Boerne Star.
