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According to the latest numbers from the San Antonio Independent School District, 456 students impacted by school closures won’t be returning to the district in the fall.
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When widespread heater failures in the San Antonio Independent School District left students shivering in classrooms in January, district leaders promised to publish a report on the causes of the failures. But that report is taking longer to publish than district leaders initially indicated.
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System failures caused cold temperatures in classrooms across the district. SAISD closed 30 campuses as of Wednesday morning because of the ongoing issues.
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The Board of Trustees accepted a voluntary resignation from superintendent Marc Puig during a board meeting Tuesday night, following months of turmoil.
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As they contend with teacher shortages and student absences, some school districts are also facing bus-driver shortages during the current wave of COVID-19.
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Court documents filed Thursday accuse SAISD, and Superintendent Pedro Martinez, of violating state law by requiring district employees to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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Students enrolled in San Antonio ISD's traditional middle schools and high schools will no longer be penalized for wearing hoodies or dyeing their hair bright colors.
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With 16 competitive races spread across six different Bexar County school districts Saturday, familiar names held a lot of sway.
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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.