Education

July 1 marked the end of the Biden-era SAVE Plan and the start of a 90-day window to choose a new plan or risk being assigned one.

Anthony Jarrett didn’t set out to be superintendent of San Antonio’s second-largest school district when he first started his career.

San Antonio was identified as the only Texas metro without a pathway to earn land surveying technician credentials. Until now.

The Doctor in Education in Educational Leadership program received final approval to begin courses this fall. Applications open now.

Trades, college credit and medical career exposure: that’s what San Antonio families favored this year based on school choice applications.

Ann Dixon has more than 50 years of experience in public education. Once superintendent at Somerset, she’s been tapped to lead Judson ISD.

The university welcomed its founding dean of the College of AI, Cyber and Computing, Jinjun Xiong, who joined the new college in March.

The Spurs Impact Center is trying to combine STEM education with basketball, using the sport as the “entry point, but not the end result.”

Jaklich arrived to Judson ISD in February, quickly taking action to cut the district’s $35 million deficit. His last day is June 30.

Toni Thompson has been with SAISD for decades, working in HR and later as chief of staff. She’ll be interim superintendent starting July 1.