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Just This #7: Few Seats At The Table For Female School Superintendents

By Beth Frerking and Rick Casey | April 6, 2018

This week in Just This, Rick and I discuss a groundbreaking story about the paucity of women superintendents in Bexar County’s 15 public school systems.

Education
The South San Independent School District Board of Trustees along with Superintendent Abelardo Saavedra and District 4 Councilman Rey Saldaña (middle).

South San ISD Has 2 Open Board Seats, But Few Applications

By Emily Donaldson | January 11, 2018

Few applicants have stepped forward to fill two vacant seats on the South San Antonio Independent School District board.

Business & Tech
DoSeum Chief Executive Officer Daniel Menelly

The DoSeum Gets Its Own Science Guy as New CEO

By Shari Biediger | December 12, 2017

The DoSeum has appointed science educator and nonprofit management expert Daniel Menelly as the institution’s new chief executive officer.

Social Issues
Trinity University Student Camille Johnson speaks at NAACP Forward at Ella Austin Community Center.

San Antonians Urge NAACP to Increase Voter Education, Youth Engagement

By Edmond Ortiz | November 15, 2017

Leading up to its 2018 convention in San Antonio, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is conducting a nationwide listening tour.

Education

After 2011 Education Cuts, ‘A Lost Half Decade’

By Leah Binkovitz, Kinder Institute for Urban Research | October 15, 2017

When Texas lawmakers were eyeing billions in cuts to the state’s education budget in 2011, education officials warned of furloughs, increased class sizes and reduced course offerings.

Education

Education Advocates: When the State Fails, Schools Lean on Community

By Bekah McNeel | October 10, 2017

Two local lawmakers and the superintendents of two of the city’s largest school districts on Tuesday discussed the road ahead for Texas public schools.

Education
A student walks through St. Mary's University campus.

St. Mary’s University Upholds Marianist Tradition of Truth, Inquiry, and Service

By Bekah McNeel | October 1, 2017

Already prominent in campus life, the school’s Marianist tradition is deeply ingrained in its institutional activities and plans for growth.

Social Issues
(From left) Marci and Ginger Chun speak about their experience when Marci transitioned into a transgender woman at "Son Tus Niños También: Trans Kids Back To School."

Son Tus Niños También: Esperanza Offers Resources to Transgender Youth, Families

By Bekah McNeel | October 1, 2017

The Esperanza Peace and Justice Center hosted a day of resources and discussion for transgender youth and their families Saturday.

Health & Wellness
San Antonio Police Chief William McManus shakes the hand of Laura Martinez at the Forward in Fitness program kickoff at Central Catholic High School.

Youth Fitness Effort Calls on City Leaders to Lead By Example

By Roseanna Garza | September 30, 2017

City leaders will visit schools in Southside ISD, SouthSan ISD, and East Central ISD to help combat childhood obesity through fitness initiatives.

Commentary
A teacher at Tafolla Middle School uses a smart board to teach a math lesson. Photo by Kathryn Boyd-Batstone.

For Some SA Students, Showing Up for School Is the Battle

By Coda Rayo-Garza | September 30, 2017

No clean clothes. Doctor’s appointments. Transportation. Depression. These are some of the many reasons students gave to explain why they miss school.

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