SAN ANTONIO As parents are wondering what the 2020-21 school year is going to look like, San Antonio Independent School District is taking every safety precaution mandated to ensure each student is in a safe and healthy environment once school restarts. We have aligned our safety practices to the CDC and to the San Antonio Metropolitan District, said Patti Salzmann, chief academic officer for SAISD. To help keep students engaged virtually over summer, SAISD developed a digital learning playground that connects children in grades early childhood development through eighth grade. Salzmann said its important for parents to get kids connected to the resources that their school district has available as soon as possible. Advanced placement and dual credit opportunities are available for high school students, as well as a diverse selection of career tech programs in which students can earn certifications to prepare them for college and the workforce.