Dr. Leonides Gonzalez Cigarroa High School is a public high school located in Laredo Independent School District in Laredo in Webb County in south Texas. Grades nine through twelve are taught there. It serves students living in south Laredo. It has a student population of about 1,300. The school's namesake is a late medical doctor.In 2014, Cigarroa High School, along with Martin High School, and J. W. Nixon High School fell short on minimum state standards and were placed on the Public Education Grant list. Similarly impacted is Lyndon B. Johnson High School in the United Independent School District.Magnet schoolCigarroa High School also houses the L.I.S.D. Sabas Perez Engineering and Technology Magnet School, a magnet school focused on engineering and technology education. The students may choose three different paths (engineering, technology or oil and gas) while enrolled in the magnet. The instructors are Amanda Gonzalez for the engineering, Christine Garza for the oil and gas and Alexander Castro for the technology pathways.In 2007-2008 the robotics team competed and won the regional district competition at Edinburgh, Texas. After the regionals, the team went to the state competition. In 2009, Cigarroa students had the highest TAKS standardized test scores in Laredo.
