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Southsider partners with SAISD Foundation to launch scholarship for trade careers
Read full article: Southsider partners with SAISD Foundation to launch scholarship for trade careersSouthsider has announced a new partnership with the San Antonio Independent School District Foundation to expand access to scholarships for underserved youth across the city.
ABC of Southwest Texas’ Walk for Autism brings thousands together under ‘Fiesta Together’ theme
Read full article: ABC of Southwest Texas’ Walk for Autism brings thousands together under ‘Fiesta Together’ themeWhat started as a gathering of 200 people in 2003 has grown into one of San Antonio’s most powerful community celebrations — and this year, the ABC of Southwest Texas Walk for Autism is bigger than ever.
Fiesta Youth’s masquerade extravaganza raises funds, support for San Antonio’s LGBTQ+ youth
Read full article: Fiesta Youth’s masquerade extravaganza raises funds, support for San Antonio’s LGBTQ+ youthFiesta season in San Antonio is known for its color, culture and community. One organization is sharing that spirit to make a difference for LGBTQ+ youth across the city and South Central Texas.
How much caffeine is too much for teens? San Antonio cardiologist shares warning signs
Read full article: How much caffeine is too much for teens? San Antonio cardiologist shares warning signsA CHRISTUS Health cardiologist is seeing the impact as teens looking for an edge in sports and school, or just following friends, reach for energy drinks.
Scholarship supports UTSA student after father died while serving in the military
Read full article: Scholarship supports UTSA student after father died while serving in the militaryAziel McMillen had his sights set on attending college. However, the cost made him uncertain about the possibility. One nonprofit changed that.
Amid teacher shortages, San Antonio programs let HS students start educator career track early
Read full article: Amid teacher shortages, San Antonio programs let HS students start educator career track earlyThere is a nationwide shortage of teachers, and here in Texas, it is no secret. One solution is creating programs for students in middle and high school who may want to become teachers, offering them a direct path to that career.
SeaWorld San Antonio extends free admission to preschoolers, teachers through end of 2026 season
Read full article: SeaWorld San Antonio extends free admission to preschoolers, teachers through end of 2026 seasonYoung students and teachers alike will have the opportunity to enjoy SeaWorld San Antonio free of charge through the end of 2026.
Floresville 11-year-old boy advances to finals of Texas accordion competition
Read full article: Floresville 11-year-old boy advances to finals of Texas accordion competitionAn 11-year-old musician from Floresville is a finalist in the Texas Folklife Big Squeeze accordion competition, earning recognition as one of the top young players in the state.
San Antonio high school students get first look at Battle of Flowers Parade floats
Read full article: San Antonio high school students get first look at Battle of Flowers Parade floatsSan Antonio high school students received a first look at the floats they’ll be riding and performing on during this year’s Battle of Flowers Parade.
San Antonio-area educators receive $1K each as finalists for H-E-B education awards
Read full article: San Antonio-area educators receive $1K each as finalists for H-E-B education awardsH-E-B surprised numerous San Antonio area school districts over the week with thousands of dollars to celebrate their extra efforts towards students in the classrooms.
Scholarship program aims to keep Tejano music alive, help students attend college
Read full article: Scholarship program aims to keep Tejano music alive, help students attend collegeTejano music remains a cornerstone of culture in San Antonio and across South Central Texas, but some supporters worry the genre is fading. A new nonprofit, the Tejano Next Gen Fund, is working to reverse the trend by mentoring young musicians and encouraging them to pair their talent with a college education.
Artemis II tracker: Follow astronauts as they head to the moon
Read full article: Artemis II tracker: Follow astronauts as they head to the moonFour astronauts embarked on a high-stakes flight around the moon Wednesday, humanity’s first lunar voyage in more than half a century. Here's how to track them.
Edgewood ISD board approves partnership with charter school network
Read full article: Edgewood ISD board approves partnership with charter school networkThird Future Schools will partner with the Edgewood Independent School District to operate Brentwood Middle School after the district’s school board approved the vote on Tuesday evening.
Judge orders Texas to extend school voucher deadline in response to lawsuit from Islamic schools
Read full article: Judge orders Texas to extend school voucher deadline in response to lawsuit from Islamic schoolsThe application period, set to close Tuesday night, must now remain open until March 31, according to an attorney representing Islamic schools.
Nearly 20,000 students in San Antonio applied for school vouchers
Read full article: Nearly 20,000 students in San Antonio applied for school vouchersMore than 163,000 applications for Texas Education Freedom Accounts are in for students across the state. San Antonio students represent 19,422 of the total applicants so far.
🍀 Things to do in March: St. Patrick’s Day Festival, Monster Jam, Carlos Santana
Read full article: 🍀 Things to do in March: St. Patrick’s Day Festival, Monster Jam, Carlos SantanaLooking for something fun to do this March? The Alamo City offers an exciting lineup of events this month, from St. Patrick’s parades to live music.