Advocates ask court for chance to defend Texas Dream Act, in-state tuition for undocumented students
Advocates want a federal appeals court to allow them to fight for the Texas Dream Act. The law giving eligible undocumented students in-state tuition at colleges was blocked last year.
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Study: Kindergarten-ready students do better in school, but Bexar County is behind
Focusing on Bexar County, the study shows the further a child moves through school, the less of an effect educators have on their outcomes.
Student-led forum gives voters a look at Alamo Colleges runoff candidates
Two candidates are vying to represent District 9 on the Alamo Colleges District board of trustees in an upcoming runoff election.
Texas A&M University–San Antonio partners with local school districts to boost teacher education attainment
The program was created after local research showed a higher number of teachers with master’s degrees positively impacts student achievement.
How video game coding is helping middle schoolers on San Antonio’s South Side
Video game coding is giving San Antonio middle schoolers in high-needs areas exposure to STEM education, college and careers.
San Antonio’s Class of 2026 honors their journey with creative cap designs
Thousands of college students graduated this spring across San Antonio institutions with certificates and degrees that get them closer to their career goals.
Mom, twin daughters walk the stage together again at Palo Alto College graduation
The three were among the more than 1,300 students who earned certificates and degrees from Palo Alto College this spring.
San Antonio school districts take ‘conservative’ approach when dealing with flat property values
A perfect storm of flat property value, more tax cuts and higher interest rates could stretch school district tax rates thin.
NEISD calls on familiar face as sole finalist for superintendent
Like his predecessor, Anthony Jarrett was NEISD’s interim leader before being picked as superintendent in San Antonio’s 2nd largest school district.
San Antonio teachers now get dual-credit credentials tuition free at St. Mary’s University. Here’s how it works.
The first batch of 17 teachers have earned their free certificates to teach dual credit courses in their schools as part of a push to increase access.
Alamo Heights kids, mother return home after ICE detainment
A U.S. District Court judge ordered the family’s release, saying their detention violated due process under the Fifth Amendment.
A look inside Third Future Schools, the group taking over 4 San Antonio campuses this summer
Third Future Schools gives a tour of one its schools in Manor, TX as it prepares to take over 4 failing schools in San Antonio.
UT San Antonio team named lone U.S. finalist in global engineering competition
The team designed and built RoboRowdy, a robot that seeks to improve operational efficiency in small to mid-size 3D print farms.
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