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South River City Citizens is an Austin, TX, neighborhood association founded in 1972 to give the residents a voice in their community. SRCC covers Travis Heights, South River City, South Congress, St. Edwards and other parts of South Austin (Map Here).
If you would like to become a full member, please visit our Membership & Dues page.
General membership meetings are currently postponed until May 2020. Please see this website post for more information. They are usually held at 7pm on the third Tuesday of the month at Good Shepherd on the Hill at 1700 Woodland Ave.
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Fund Raiser for Travis Heights Elementary
Support our neighborhood school. Great raffle prizes and support PBL at THES!! THES Fundraiser
12/10 and 12/15—–THES Prospective Parent Tours (Virtual)
Thursday, December 10, 11:30amTuesday, December 15, 6pmTravis Heights Elementary is a proud, community led In-District Charter School. Meeting and hearing from our current families are the best way to share great news about our school. We have exciting events coming … Continue reading
Help Families in Our Community!
There are families living in the SRCC area who are struggling to buy food and basic necessities. Travis Heights Elementary School is working to support families with students attending the school who are having financial difficulties during the COVID-19 pandemic. … Continue reading
Shakespeare Camp
Summer Shakespeare Camp 2019Join us — only 14 spots. Open to children ages 8-10Plays, Writing and Puppeteering Visit the world of Shakespeare. Improve your writing. Learn how to write in cursive, create stories and apply it to your writing. Let … Continue reading
Safe Routes to Schools
If your child walks or rides their bike to school at THES or Fulmore, you might want to attend this meeting, being held at Fulmore on May 3rd between 4:00-7:00. The City of Austin is taking input on infrastructure needs … Continue reading
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