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Civic leaders call for Pre-K 4 SA renewal, early education for infants
A panel of education and civic leaders called for San Antonians to vote yes for eight more years of Pre-K 4 SA and to support future efforts to expand early access to education.
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Education leaders to convene ahead of Pre-K 4 SA tax reauthorization vote
Pre-K 4 SA renewal will serve as the centerpiece of conversation at the San Antonio Report’s virtual education forum Friday.
Philanthropist Harvey Najim gives $3M to UTSA for career center: ‘I have seen it work’
The gift will establish the Harvey E. Najim Innovation and Career Advancement Center at UTSA to help graduates find jobs.
TAMU-SA announces new financial aid programs to help students attend tuition-free
Texas high school seniors who graduate in the top 10 percent of their class will be able to enroll tuition-free at Texas A&M-San Antonio.
‘Conversation with the Constitution’ examines the First Amendment’s right to assemble
Constitution Café’s annual “Conversation with the Constitution” brought together high school and university students to discuss the right to assemble.
Waiting for long-term solutions, Southside ISD plugs digital divide with Wi-Fi buses and hotspots
In rural school districts such as Southside ISD, where Wi-Fi buses connect students to the virtual classroom, the digital divide is stark.
State releases numbers showing low Texas public school infection rates, but the data is limited
More than 2,300 Texas public school students who have returned to school in person have reported testing positive for COVID-19.
State to begin publishing data on COVID-19 cases in Texas schools
On Thursday, the state health agency will publish information on the number of confirmed coronavirus cases on school campuses.
North East ISD to convert former Walmart into new cybersecurity magnet center
North East ISD plans to open a new cybersecurity high school magnet program in a facility that used to house a Walmart.
More San Antonio students heading back to schools as coronavirus positivity rate declines
With the positivity rate of COVID-19 tests declining, school districts are preparing to invite more students back to campus.
Our Lady of the Lake University launches new school focused on mass communication and theater
Our Lady of the Lake University launched a new school of mass communication and theater, focused on preparing future journalists.
Tearful kids, stressed-out parents: Families struggle with learning from home
Some San Antonio parents find supervising online school, often when trying to work from home, is pushing them to the breaking point.
Texas gives preliminary approval for revised school sex ed policy that excludes LGBTQ issues
The Republican-dominated board came one step closer to revising minimum standards for what Texas students learn about health and sex.
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