San Antonio Independent School District

This November, San Antonians will vote for their preferred candidates for national, state and county offices, and decide whether to approve a handful of local measures. The San Antonio Independent School District wants voters to green light a $1.3B bond — the largest in city history — and promises to do so without increasing their property taxes.

When Marsha Madrigal was in middle school, she thought it was normal to see her classmates in handcuffs.But she knows now that not all schools have a…

With only a week to plan — and new information on the coronavirus coming in daily from health experts and state and national officials — San Antonio’s…

Most San Antonio school districts and charter networks received the same score or better on this year’s state academic accountability ratings compared to…

Trustees for the San Antonio Independent School District voted to give Superintendent Pedro Martinez an additional 5% raise Monday.Combined with the…

Four years ago, Gates Elementary on San Antonio’s east side was on the state’s list of failing schools. Only 15 percent of its students were reading at…

The San Antonio Independent School District is letting more than 150 employees go at the end of the school year to help offset a $31 million budget…