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Voters approved the NISD’s nearly $849 million bond package Saturday, the largest in the district’s history, while in the Alamo Colleges District, one incumbent trustee and a challenger are headed to runoffs.
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.
Few applicants have stepped forward to fill two vacant seats on the South San Antonio Independent School District board.
The DoSeum has appointed science educator and nonprofit management expert Daniel Menelly as the institution’s new chief executive officer.
Leading up to its 2018 convention in San Antonio, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is conducting a nationwide listening tour.
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.
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.
Already prominent in campus life, the school’s Marianist tradition is deeply ingrained in its institutional activities and plans for growth.
The Esperanza Peace and Justice Center hosted a day of resources and discussion for transgender youth and their families Saturday.
City leaders will visit schools in Southside ISD, SouthSan ISD, and East Central ISD to help combat childhood obesity through fitness initiatives.