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Education

Nearly 6,000 San Antonio Seniors Take First Step Toward Tuition-Free College

By Emily Donaldson | December 10, 2019

To date, close to 6,000 students have indicated interest in the free community college tuition program, Alamo Promise. East Central High School is the school with the most students signed up.

Education

Texas A&M-SA to Work With Southside Districts to Improve Teaching, Student Outcomes

By Emily Donaldson | November 22, 2019

District leaders from seven school districts in South Bexar County announced a new partnership Friday morning with Texas A&M-San Antonio.

Education
Menchaca Early Childhood Center on the first day of school.

Parents Without Texas IDs Said They Were Barred From Southside ISD Campuses

By Emily Donaldson | October 17, 2019

Concerned parents and members of the COPS/Metro Alliance asked to meet with the Southside ISD superintendent and district leaders to sort out the issue.

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East Central High School

East Central ISD: FBI Helping Investigate White Supremacist Flyers

By Emily Donaldson | September 12, 2019

After finding two flyers promoting the Ku Klux Klan at East Central High School, the district is working with the FBI to find who was responsible.

Environment
VIA buses lined in parking spaces at the refueling center.

Bus Replacements Planned Using Initial VW Funds Don’t Ditch Fossil Fuels

By Brendan Gibbons | August 9, 2019

Nearly $6 million in Volkswagen settlement money will be used to replace older, diesel-powered buses in Bexar County with newer models that run on compressed natural gas and diesel.

Education
East Central High School

East Central ISD’s CAST School To Focus on Leadership in Tourism, Hospitality Industries

By Emily Donaldson | May 16, 2019

East Central ISD plans to open CAST Lead, a new high school with industry partners in tourism and hospitality, in the 2020-2021 school year.

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Nik Proctor, 16, responds to his classmates at Alamo Heights High School while recalling facts about the Sept. 11 attacks.

Local School Districts Seek Alternative to State’s A-F Accountability System

By Emily Donaldson | April 13, 2019

Alamo Heights, East Central, and Northside ISDs are developing community-based accountability systems to evaluate more than just STAAR results.

Education
East Central ISD Board President Steve Bryant.

East Central Trustees Unlikely to Vote on Arming Teachers Anytime Soon

By Emily Donaldson | February 19, 2019

East Central Board President Steve Bryant doesn’t anticipate the board taking a vote on a plan to arm teachers until after trustees see what lawmakers do with school safety proposals.

Education
Spicewood Park Elementary pre-k teacher Nancigail Arguello reads a book to her class.

School Districts Consider Expanding Full-Day Pre-K for Thousands of SA 4-Year-Olds

By Emily Donaldson | February 8, 2019

Local school districts are working to expand access to full-day pre-K programs. Southwest ISD recently voted to open their pre-K program to all district 4-year-olds.

Education
East Central ISD Superintendent Roland Toscano answers questions from reporters regarding the Handle with Care program.

Local School Districts Partner with San Antonio Police to Help Traumatized Students

By Emily Donaldson | January 9, 2019

Three local school districts will partner with the San Antonio Police Department in a new program designed to help keep students in school and learning even after they experience traumatic incidents.

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