10 years of Lights of Esperanza: TAMUSA celebrates community and tradition on South Side
Lights of Esperanza marks a decade at TAMUSA, bringing the South Side community together through festive lights and family-friendly celebration.
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‘Ag in the city’: Inside SAISD’s only agricultural science program
Close to downtown, Burbank High School has a 5-acre farm for agriculture students to get hands-on learning with animals, plants and welding.
Listen: Celebrate Dyslexia CEO is on a mission to create a better system
The nonprofit organization Celebrate Dyslexia has made it its mission to better equip parents, students and educators to navigate the condition.
Southwest ISD closes elementary school to ‘rebalance’ student enrollment
Southwest ISD will consolidate to deal with a budget deficit and changing enrollment trends.
Citing health issues, Edgewood ISD board member resigns 1 year before term ends
Luis Gomez, a trustee for Edgewood ISD, resigned from his position on the school board as the district fields parent complaints.
This UT Health doctor helped craft new traumatic brain injury standards
Dr. Monica Verduzco-Gutierrez, a UT Health brain injury medicine specialist, helped craft new national standards for treating concussions.
Toyota Texas reopens experience center, gifts $70K to Alamo Colleges
The $70,000 gift was announced during the reopening of Toyota’s Experience Center and museum in the South Side.
NEISD Superintendent Sean Maika to resign in January
NEISD Superintendent Sean Maika will leave his post in January after more than six years
Facing $37M budget deficit, Judson ISD hasn’t had a chief financial officer in more than a month
Facing a budget deficit, Judson ISD hasn’t had a CFO in over a month. Here’s why.
From ‘F’ to a ‘B’ in just 1 year: Here’s how a school in fast-growing East Central ISD did it.
Tradition Elementary School, in ECISD, went from an ‘F’ to a ‘B’ rating in one school year.
North East ISD consolidates 3 schools, saving $6.6M on staffing
In February, NEISD decided to consolidate three school campuses to deal with budget woes and declining enrollment. Now, NEISD is wrapping up the consolidation process.
Robots, rear axles and paint guns: San Antonio middle schoolers meet with employers
CORE4 STEM Expo connects inner city students with “real-world” science, technology, engineering and math industries and careers.
San Antonio’s Alamo Colleges District expands offerings with new School of Online Learning
As online enrollment grows, the Alamo Colleges District board approved a new School of Online Learning to expand flexible, accessible education for students across San Antonio and beyond.
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