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The case for SAISD school board change: ‘Our schools have been turned into testing factories’
Commentary: Our schools’ continued success in the face of underfunding and attack is the result of the work of thousands of educators across our district, not school board trustees.
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San Antonio school officials want to know where their billions in federal stimulus funds are
Bexar County school districts stand to receive about $1 billion in federal relief funds, but the state hasn’t released the money to schools.
SAISD students can graduate early with new night virtual school
A new, virtual night school program allows SAISD students to earn class credits and graduate in three years.
SAISD school board races see influx of campaign cash from union, PACs
Campaign finance reports due Thursday in SAISD’s school board election further demonstrate the rift between the district’s teachers union and the current board.
44 candidates vying for 22 school board seats in May election
Early voting in the May 1 school board elections begins April 19 and ends April 27.
SAISD 2020 bond work decision draws ire from local architects
San Antonio ISD hired 21 architectural engineering firms to design the 36 projects in the 2020 bond, representing millions of dollars in work.
Texas philanthropist, educator Teresa Lozano Long dead at 92
Teresa “Terry” Long, half of the namesake for the UT Health Joe R. and Teresa Lozano Long School of Medicine, died Sunday at the age of 92.
UTSA nets $20M gift from Carlos Alvarez, will rename business school in his honor
UTSA will name its first college after Carlos Alvarez, who donated $20 million to the business school.
St. Mary’s University blesses new drone lab, adds engineering concentration
“Lord God, source of all knowledge,” began Father Richard Villa’s blessing, “We dedicate this unmanned aerial system laboratory as a course center aimed at training students in contemporary aerospace and diverse engineering disciplines.”
UIW, OLLU tout partnership on postgraduate health care studies
The Catholic universities are partnering to allow students at each institution to advance their education by attending the other for postgraduate studies in health care
UIW medical school students celebrate first-ever Match Day
UIW’s first medical school class celebrated Match Day on Friday, when students received their residency program assignments.
SAISD board incumbents face slate of candidates backed by teachers union
The San Antonio Alliance is supporting candidates aiming to oust current school trustees, highlighting a rift over how schools should be operated.
University Health CEO: All school staff who sought COVID-19 vaccine will get it by month’s end
University Health has already vaccinated 14,000 area teachers and other school staff, CEO and President George Hernández said Tuesday.
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