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Across San Antonio, coverage here takes in curriculum standards, school funding, learning outcomes and policy changes. Reporting follows the institutions that shape local instruction and student assessment.

Alamo Ranch Students Face Risky Road Crossings

Alamo Ranch Students Face Risky Road Crossings

Parents say students cross busy roads near Northside ISD schools while promised pedestrian signals remain non-operational.

Live Poll

Do you think your area's school crossings are safe enough for kids walking?


Administration

Live Poll

Do you trust your local school board to listen to the community and be transparent?

Administration

Edgewood ISD Ousts Three Incumbent Trustees

Four Unity 37 Coalition challengers won seats on the Edgewood school board in the November midterm election.

Edgewood ISD Ousts Three Incumbent Trustees

College Life

College Life

UTSA Student Apologizes for Kirk Poem

Isabela Casahuga Lemgruber issued a video apology after reciting a poem mocking the anniversary of Charlie Kirk's assassination at a campus event.

UTSA Student Apologizes for Kirk Poem

College Applications

Live Poll

Do you believe private universities are effectively adapting to current enrollment declines?

College Applications

OLLU President Abel Chávez to Resign October 16

The San Antonio university president will announce his departure at a staff meeting scheduled for October 16, 2026.

OLLU President Abel Chávez to Resign October 16

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Brandeis High School Band to Compete Saturday

The San Antonio band will perform its show at the UIL area competition on November 1.


Higher Education

Live Poll

Do you trust national college rankings to accurately measure the quality of a university?

Higher Education

Trinity University Ranked Second Among Texas Colleges

The San Antonio institution secured the 49th spot in a new national ranking of higher education schools.

Trinity University Ranked Second Among Texas Colleges

More in Education

Regular subjects here include funding allocations, assessment results, instructional approaches and the policy shifts that move through the capital. Coverage spans the city and the communities around it. Property tax rates and state funding formulas frequently influence the resources available to individual institutions. Changing enrollment figures and the demand for specialized programs often determine the focus of public debate.