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SAISD leaders initially said a third-party review of January’s heater failures would “take a few weeks.” They now say a report will be out “later this spring.”
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Almost 5,000 San Antonio ISD students have to change schools because their school will no longer be in operation next year.
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A day after admitting human error contributed to heating problems, SAISD Superintendent Jaime Aquino accepted the resignation of key operations staff.
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Students enrolled in one of the 15 schools closing under the San Antonio Independent School District’s rightsizing plan will be given first priority in the lottery for the district’s choice schools next year.
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After two hours of passionate, angry and sometimes tearful pleas to keep schools open — and a three-hour discussion between district administrators and trustees — the SAISD board approved the final consolidation package as recommended by district leaders in a 5 to 2 vote Monday.
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San Antonio ISD leaders removed four elementary schools from its final school closure recommendation.
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San Antonio ISD’s historically Black East Side neighborhoods have more schools on SAISD’s proposed closure list than any other part of the district.
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The district is planning to find other uses for those buildings, but some trustees are concerned those plans will fall through.
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San Antonio ISD officials say their recommendation to close nearly 20 % of the district’s schools is needed to ensure resources are distributed equitably. But critics of the plan question whether closing schools will truly improve equity.
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To make it easier to absorb SAISD's school consolidation proposal, TPR has listed the changes all in one location, school by school.