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The back to school season can be difficult for families trying to get kids on a sleep routine that will help them focus at school.

The YMCA San Antonio is currently looking for help filling after school jobs to fill its after school care programs.

Nonprofits, like San Antonio Threads, said the need for supplies and clothes is widespread even with school in session for so many students.

On the first day of school for New Braunfels ISD, parents dropped students off and the district says it's making sure everyone has the resources they need to succeed in the classroom.

An area supervisor for child nutrition with NISD is serving hope to her school community after being diagnosed with cancer for the second time.

The first few weeks of school can be exciting for children and their families, but they can also cause anxiety for some. A local autism community advocate shares some ways parents can help their children with autism ease some fears.

Northside ISD has about 2,500 people in its pool of substitutes. Anyone interested in becoming a substitute teacher can apply now.

Around 15,000 students are headed back to class in schools across Southwest ISD. The district said it's working to make sure every student is safe, well-fed, and prepared with the materials they need to succeed in the classroom.

A program funded by the Texas Department of Transportation and the Youth Safety Council is helping Taft High School students behind the wheel.

Here are some driver and pedestrian safety tips for back to school from AAA.

Mireles Elementary principal Laura Hernandez spoke with GMSA anchors RJ Marquez and Japhanie Gray about the excitement of back-to-school, calling it the “best day of the year.”

Families at Colonies North Elementary School are being asked to walk to campus this school year to help ease expected traffic problems due to ongoing construction.

Northside ISD has a cellphone policy that allows principals to make guidelines that fit their campus community.

Clarity Child Guidance Center, a nonprofit that provides psychiatric help to children ages 3-17, works with thousands of families whose children need mental health assistance and, in some cases, have suicidal thoughts.

Hubert Brown acted as a mentor to 26 young people who worked in his East side restaurant this summer. Even during the year, he hires youth from the community to run the barbecue business.

Long time driver and NEISD trainer Phil Purvis put KSAT’s RJ Marquez’s driving skills to the test to see firsthand what it’s like behind the wheel of a school bus.

Texas social media influencer Lauren Hlavaty shares ways to get the best deals on snacks and fast meals for families dealing with the back-to-school chaos.

The Texas Education Agency calls Sentinel the "one-stop shop" for monitoring and storing school district safety information.