Sam Houston High tech program’s new grads get jump on careers with diplomas and degrees
The students, who took part in the P-TECH program, are already getting job offers and demonstrating the possible future of K-12 education.
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Project Prom Dress makes Cinderella moments possible for San Antonio teens
Project Prom Dress in San Antonio provides formal dresses to teens at no cost to their families.
San Diego State provost is lone finalist for president’s job at Texas A&M-San Antonio
Salvador Hector Ochoa, San Diego State University’s provost and a South Texas native, is the lone finalist for president of Texas A&M University-San Antonio.
Southside ISD courting parents right where they live to boost enrollment
District officials and volunteers visited new subdivisions to encourage residents to choose the traditional public school over other options.
Monitor to recommend greater state intervention for troubled South San Antonio ISD
The TEA-appointed board monitor said he was recommending more intervention from the state due to ongoing dysfunction on the school board.
Judson ISD officially hires its next superintendent
Milton “Rob” Fields III, who had been serving as interim superintendent, will be earning more than his predecessor on a three-year contract.
Private school vouchers are modern-day segregation
Commentary: We should not be discussing anything that will result in our tax dollars leaving our already underfunded Texas public schools.
North East ISD students have gone a year without sex ed. Here’s why choosing a curriculum took so long.
A new sex ed curriculum is being revised for use in North East ISD classrooms as soon as next fall.
South San Antonio ISD considers staff cuts, audit to address $12M budget deficit
Turmoil among trustees continued with no action taken by the board and no discussion about student outcomes in the meeting.
Alamo Colleges stands to gain $33M through legislative overhaul of funding
More money could be headed to the Alamo Colleges District under a new plan that rewards student success.
South San Antonio ISD bans backpacks for the remainder of the year
Students involved in extracurricular activities may bring a backpack, but it must be put away during designated times set by the campus.
Bonds pass, some incumbents booted in May school elections
New faces are headed to school boards across San Antonio after voters turned out in the May election.
Southwest ISD banning backpacks, other bags in response to fake threats
The district is encouraging students, parents, and families to talk about what items are and are not allowed on campus.
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