School Boards

At least one challenger defeated an incumbent in four out of the nine competitive school board elections in Bexar County on Saturday.

May 3, 2025 Joint General, Special and Bond Election

San Antonio residents face a very long list of candidates for mayor and city council. Nine school districts located at least partly in Bexar County have competitive school board races. Residents of Alamo Heights, Balcones Heights, Hill Country Village, Hollywood Park, Kirby, Leon Valley, Live Oak, Olmos Park, Universal City, Von Ormy, and the Bexar County Emergency Service District 1 also have some decisions to make.

The high-stakes — and high-dollar — trustee election for the North East Independent School District returned San Antonio’s second largest school district to a solid moderate board majority.

Saturday’s municipal election is particularly high stakes for the North East Independent School District, and the most recent campaign filings show that candidates — and their donors — have put equally high levels of funding up in the hope of securing a win.

Two candidates are running to represent the Reagan High School cluster in NEISD's Single Member District 6.

Three candidates are running to represent the Johnson High School cluster in NEISD's Single Member District 5.

Two candidates are running to represent the MacArthur High School cluster in Single Member District 4.

Three candidates are running to represent the Roosevelt High School cluster in Single Member District 2.

Two candidates are running to represent the Churchill High School cluster in Single Member District 1.