Texas House committee to investigate school districts’ books on race and sexuality
A state lawmaker has notified the Texas Education Agency that he is investigating what type of books Texas school districts have.
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Early voting for Nov. 2 election starts Monday
Eight constitutional amendments are on November’s ballot, along with Texas House District 118 and several school districts’ bond programs.
Early voting begins for school bond, tax rate elections
Comal, East Central, Judson, and Southside ISDs are asking voters to approve bond packages. Comal and Alamo Heights seek to change their tax rates.
Remembering one of the great Hispanic athletes: Jefferson High School’s Gabe Rivera
Commentary: As Hispanic Heritage Month draws to a close, football great Gabe Rivera should be remembered not only for his athletic talent but for his kindness.
Texas Supreme Court temporarily blocks SAISD vaccine mandate
Attorney General Ken Paxton received a temporary victory Thursday in his battle to stop SAISD’s staff vaccine mandate.
University of the Incarnate Word to use $2.9M federal grant to boost Latino graduation rate
The university will use the grant to establish a mentorship program designed to guide Latino students into UIW’s health graduate schools.
Trinity University President Danny Anderson announces retirement
Trinity University President Danny Anderson announced Monday he will retire at the end of this school year after seven years of leading the university.
Alamo Colleges nabs $19M in federal grants
A $5 million grant will help Northwest Vista College attract more students to STEM fields and provide them with academic, emotional, and financial support.
US Education Secretary Cardona visits Edgewood ISD to tout Build Back Better bill
U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona visited San Antonio on Thursday to garner support for President Biden’s Build Back Better agenda.
Bexar County voters approve of school mask mandates, poll shows
Most Bexar County parents believe schools should continue enforcing mask policies. The county’s largest district just made masks optional.
Judge denies state’s request to block San Antonio ISD vaccine mandate
Judge Mary Lou Alvarez of the 45th District Court on Friday denied the state’s request to block San Antonio ISD’s vaccine mandate.
TEA rejects South San ISD’s appeal, appoints former superintendent to serve as monitor
Former Superintendent Abe Saavedra will serve as South San ISD’s monitor, following TEA’s investigation into the district.
SAISD welcomes interim superintendent, expects to hire new leader by spring
On his second day on the job, interim Superintendent Robert Jaklich received a warm welcome Thursday at Wilson Elementary School.
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