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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.
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By this time next year, the San Antonio Independent School District could have 17 fewer schools — with another two schools slated for closure the following year.
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According to SAISD officials, the School Innovation Collaborative broke the terms of its contract with the district — and mismanaged district resources — by placing two of its employees on SAISD’s payroll even though they were not working at SAISD schools.
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San Antonio ISD is holding 14 community meetings to get feedback on the criteria it should use to decide what schools to close.
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San Antonio school leaders continue to struggle to find enough teachers and other staff as they head into the new school year.
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The district has invited community feedback on the first draft of a framework that will be used to determine how to decide which schools to close beginning in the 2024-2025 school year.
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Bexar County school board races had multiple upsets in Saturday’s election.
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SAISD teacher raises will range from 4% to 9% next year.
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The San Antonio Independent School District board of trustees voted Monday to give all campus staff a 3% raise next school year. Campus administrators will get a 2% raise, and central office staff will get a 1% boost.
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Board President Christina Martinez said Jaime Aquino fit the community’s request for a superintendent with classroom teaching experience who has similar life experience as many of the district’s students.