Amid TEA Oversight, San Antonio School Districts Tackle Budget Woes While IDEA Charter Expansion Raises Questions
The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is overseeing budget negotiations in San Antonio school districts, with state-appointed conservators aiming to prevent financial mismanagement.
Celebrating Math and Munchies, Cities Nationwide Evoke Pi Day with $3.14 Pizza and Pie Deals
Pi Day, on March 14th, celebrates the mathematical constant π (3.14) with deals on pizzas and pies, while educational institutions use the day to engage people with math through various activities.
Early Morning Blaze Inflicts $85,000 Damages to South Side San Antonio Home, No Injuries Reported
A fire caused approximately $85,000 in damage to a South Side San Antonio home, spreading to the attic. Both inhabitants escaped without injury. The cause is under investigation but appears accidental.
San Antonio's Councilwoman Garcia Advocates for Local Interests at National Legislative Conference
Councilwoman Dr. Adriana Rocha Garcia of San Antonio attended the National League of Cities meeting to advocate for her community and invited President Biden to visit the local Migrant Resource Center.
San Antonio Drivers Alert, Major Downtown Lane Closures Begin March 18
Major downtown San Antonio street closures begin March 18 due to construction, with southbound Santa Rosa and northbound Alamo lanes closing, impacting traffic and access until 2025.
From Playgrounds to Python, San Antonio and San Francisco Youngsters Code Their Way to the Future
Pre-K and kindergarten students at a San Antonio school are learning coding, working with robots and languages like Scratch and Python, while San Francisco's Young Gates camp offers online coding classes.












