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Pre-K 4 SA says it will increase toddler access, affordability if city funding reauthorized by voters (opens the original)
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Pre-K 4 SA, the city’s landmark early childhood education program, is starting to lay out what the program could do if voters reauthorize it for 20 more years. In August, San Antonio City Council voted to put Pre-K 4 SA, funded through a voter-approved 1/8-cent sales tax, on the November ballot — three years before the program’s funding was set to expire in 2029. This time, the city is also asking voters to reauthorize for 20 years, a longer timeline compared to when voters first passed it under
Texas says high school police certifications don’t show student ‘readiness’. San Antonio districts disagree. (opens the original)
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High schoolers in Texas have over 500 state-approved industry certifications they can pursue. But not all are treated equally. Recent changes to the way Texas grades public high schools has changed the weight of two law enforcement credentials students can earn by the time they turn 18 years old: county jailer and telecommunications license. These certifications are now ranked as the lowest “tier” industry-based certifications that high schoolers can earn to demonstrate “readiness” for life afte
Northside ISD joins list of school districts partnering with OpenAI (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence company Open AI is partnering with a growing number of school districts in Texas, including one here in San Antonio. Northside Independent School District confirmed it will be using ChatGPT for Teachers, an artificial intelligence chatbot made by OpenAI specifically for school systems and educators. “Teachers, whether at NISD or elsewhere, they’re busy and they spend an inordinate amount of time on lessons, grading, all the things that make their classrooms successful,” s
Which San Antonio school districts have tax measures on the ballot this November? (opens the original)
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At least five San Antonio-area school districts will ask voters for more money through school tax elections this November. These school tax propositions will also line up with the City of San Antonio’s Pre-K 4 SA reauthorization vote and buzzy statewide elections. “It’s crucial we go out for this when there’s a lot of people voting already,” said Alicia Sebastian, board president of the San Antonio Independent School District, which is putting four tax propositions on the ballot. Like the rest o
Number of failing school districts in San Antonio drops from 4 to 1 in state’s newest A-F scores (opens the original)
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This year’s A-F ratings, used by the state to capture how effective schools are at teaching students, show almost every school district in San Antonio faring better than last year. Known as the accountability system, A-F is sometimes criticized for relying heavily on state assessments and getting progressively harder when the state updates the system every five years. Most of San Antonio’s failing schools are located in underserved neighborhoods with high economically disadvantaged rates, accord
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