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Judson ISD proposes $302 million bond election in November
The bond package that would upgrade Judson ISD’s schools, athletic facilities, and technology would not require a tax rate increase.
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Alamo Colleges apprenticeship program with Methodist Hospital helps launch health care careers
An apprenticeship program at Methodist Hospital is providing a pathway to health care jobs for Alamo Colleges students.
New charter school to serve San Antonio’s East Side in 2022
Essence Preparatory Charter School reached out to hundreds of parents and children on the East Side to understand their needs.
SAISD Foundation gives 120 graduating seniors college dorm essentials
Recent SAISD graduates heading off to college will now do so with a pile of free dorm essentials to take with them.
Commissioners approve $4.75M for student mental health, $3.9M on jail overtime
The $4.75 million in additional funding will allow the San Antonio Mobile Mental Wellness Collaborative to serve more Bexar County schools.
San Antonio Fire Department #HeroLikeHer camps show girls ‘the sky’s the limit’
The San Antonio Fire Department launched the #HeroLikeHer camps in 2019 not only to recruit young women to join the department but also to build their skills.
New SAISD, TAMU-SA digital help desk aims to become national model
The new digital help desk partnership aims to not only provide IT support to students and families, but also job training.
San Antonio ISD sees ‘disproportionate’ effect of pandemic in student STAAR scores
San Antonio ISD plans to start helping students close learning gaps reflected in STAAR scores with a summer program that starts July 19.
Watch: Educators, students discuss teaching and learning during the pandemic
In the second part of the Education Forum series, learn how the education community worked to overcome pandemic challenges.
San Antonio students’ STAAR scores drop below pre-pandemic levels
San Antonio students’ STAAR scores dropped significantly this year, particularly in math. Educators say that’s why students need to be back in class.
Governor allocates $94.6M in federal pandemic relief funds to help students and colleges
Most of the money will be used to help Texas colleges and university expand or add new programs in areas with employment shortages and provide additional aid to students.
Judson ISD confirms ransomware attack, sets up call center
The district has set up phone lines to answer questions about summer programs, and a call center to answer other inquiries about the cyberattack will go live Monday.
SAISD board OKs $487M budget, plus $78M in federal aid funds
Parents, teachers, and students urged the San Antonio ISD board to create a stakeholder committee to oversee how the federal relief funds are spent.
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