OLLU students explore culture, art and community roots while reviving 50-year-old mural
The Barrio Arts and Popular Culture class is part of OLLU’s Visual Arts Program where students explore their own roots and the community around them.
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The Alamo Colleges District Board and four Bexar County-area school districts will elect board members this year in Texas’ May 2 uniform election.
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The proposals could reduce SAISD’s budget deficit — approximately $45.9 million — by half.
Southwest ISD drops controversial voting rule ahead of May school board races
District leaders have long insisted that having their own voting locations ensured better-informed voters. Critics call it voter suppression.
SAISD considers last-minute closure of Rhodes Middle School, 2 months before school lets out
San Antonio Independent School District plans to close Rhodes Middle School, a small, academically struggling campus on the West Side.
Q&A: UT San Antonio professor balances puppetry with directing ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ premiere
The theatrical premiere of UT San Antonio’s new Dramatic Arts Program launches in April at the Buena Vista Theater.
Chair yoga, mahjong and spy classes: This local academy turns adults over 50 into ‘lifelong learners’
Classes vary from Spanish, watercolor painting and chair yoga to mahjong and the history of the CIA.
Texas A&M–San Antonio eyes new academic programs targeting local industry needs
Texas A&M-San Antonio officials want to add Biological Sciences and Electrical Engineering programs to better connect to local jobs.
Texas students with disabilities struggle to qualify for extra school voucher funds
Confusion over the program’s special education requirements is making it difficult for families to meet a looming deadline — and creating more work for Texas school districts.
With a week left, 19.4K San Antonio families have applied for education savings accounts
Texas families have one week left to apply for the state’s new school voucher-like program.
NEISD sets timeline, names architects for 2025 bond projects
NEISD is prioritizing sunshade and security in initial plans for Bond 2025 projects.
SAISD superintendent Jaime Aquino will retire in 2027
SAISD’s superintendent Jaime Aquino said he will leave his post to prioritize family. He’s been at SAISD since 2022.
UTSA faculty warn dissolving race and gender department reflects ‘troubling’ UT System trend
Faculty are speaking out against the College of Education and Human Development’s plan to merge the Department of Race, Ethnicity, Gender and Sexuality Studies with its Department of Bicultural-Bilingual Studies.
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