Browsing: Education

The Texas Education Agency has ordered public schools to remove mentions of Cesar Chavez from lessons, sparking controversy over the state’s approach to teaching civil rights history. The move has drawn criticism from educators and activists.

Eleven San Antonio women are set to compete in the upcoming Special Olympics World Games, showcasing their dedication and athleticism on the global stage. Their participation highlights the city’s commitment to inclusive sports.

The Academy of Creative Education has earned a notable ranking among America’s best high schools, as reported by U.S. News & World Report, highlighting its commitment to innovative learning and student success.

Hobby Middle School teacher and coach has been named KSAT’s Educator of the Month for outstanding dedication and impact on students. The recognition highlights their commitment to education and community.

San Antonio unveiled the Tribute to Freedom sculpture, honoring military service and sacrifice. The dedication ceremony highlighted the city’s deep-rooted commitment to veterans and national pride.

Chief Master Sergeant Chad W. Bickley, a key leader at AETC, exemplifies dedication and excellence in the U.S. Air Force. His leadership continues to shape the future of Air Education and Training Command.

The Alamo in San Antonio will unveil a new Education Center in summer 2026, enhancing visitor learning with interactive exhibits and state-of-the-art resources. The project aims to deepen public understanding of this historic site.

The Inter-American Air Forces Academy (IAAFA) recently graduated 59 students from the U.S. and international partner nations, enhancing regional cooperation and advancing aviation expertise.

The Higher Education Compliance Conference takes place June 7-9 in San Antonio, TX. Experts will discuss regulatory updates, risk management, and best practices to ensure compliance in academia. Hosted by JD Supra.

The Army’s STEM program is expanding to reach more military children, enhancing access to science, technology, engineering, and math education. This initiative aims to support future readiness and inspire young minds nationwide.

TEA is investigating educators in 13 San Antonio-area school districts over social media posts about Charlie Kirk’s reported death. Authorities aim to assess any violations of conduct policies. The probe remains ongoing.

San Antonio Report highlights urgent calls to prioritize the city’s education system. Officials and advocates stress increased funding and reform to address long-standing challenges impacting student success.

The Department of Energy has awarded Texas A&M University-San Antonio a $1.5 million grant to advance renewable energy research, boosting innovation and supporting local economic growth.

San Antonio’s poverty rate remains stubbornly high despite the city’s rapid growth, according to new Census data. Economic gains have yet to translate into widespread financial stability for many residents.

US universities face increased scrutiny over billions in foreign funding amid concerns about national security and transparency. Authorities are intensifying reviews to ensure accountability and safeguard research integrity.

UT Austin and UT San Antonio have been recognized as top public universities in Texas, highlighting their academic excellence and research impact, according to Spectrum News.

USAFE-AFAFRICA Commander visited Det. 24 at Pilot Training Next, highlighting advancements in pilot readiness and innovation. The visit underscores a commitment to cutting-edge training for future Air Force aviators.

A new Frontiers article explores how the push for “institutional neutrality” in US higher education fosters ambiguity and fear, fueling efforts to silence academic discourse and limit free speech on campuses nationwide.

Trinity University has claimed the top spot on U.S. News & World Report’s list of best universities in the West, highlighting its academic excellence and student success. The ranking reflects Trinity’s growing reputation in higher education.

The “Best Colleges” ranking highlights local universities in San Antonio for their strong value and commitment to social mobility, reflecting growing emphasis on affordability and student success in higher education.