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SAISD trustees voted to give the parties involved with the ballpark development until Dec. 9 to accept the terms or respond with a proposal of their own.
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Trustees for the San Antonio Independent School District are expected to vote Monday, Nov. 18, on a proposal to sell district land to the owners of the Missions baseball team.
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San Antonio Independent School District is continuing its rightsizing implementation and trying to combat chronic absenteeism. Federally and locally, funding for public school is up in the air. What's next for SAISD?
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An AP Government teacher at San Antonio ISD's Highlands High School is holding an election night watch party with his students to see if the results they predicted come to pass.
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In September, Peter Sakai said a new minor league baseball stadium would bring the district millions of dollars in new revenue every year. But district officials said his projection did not use the Texas school funding formula.
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Community members may select from nearly a dozen potential uses, including mental health services, early childhood education for children from 0-3, affordable housing for SAISD teachers and staff, and green spaces like parks and playgrounds.
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Multiple people reported the boy's social media post to the police, leading to his arrest on Sunday night.
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Officials with Northside, North East, and San Antonio ISD said they have no plans to join the lawsuit, but they also have no plans to release their schools’ preliminary ratings of their own accord.
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They approved a request to free district officials from the usual bidding process when purchasing HVAC equipment.
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SAISD’s Executive Director of Enrollment Diane Fernandez told trustees on Monday they’re still holding seats for about 300 students who didn’t confirm they weren’t returning.