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Updated Thursday, Jan. 14 to include comments from the Northside teacher union.
The Northside Independent School District sent a message to its families on Wednesday asking them to consider returning to virtual learning for the next two weeks.
“(Coronavirus cases) have continued to rise in San Antonio these last few weeks since the holidays, and we want to do our part to avoid broader closures of schools or other important institutions,” Northside Superintendent Brian Woods said in a taped message posted to social media.
Woods said parents and guardians should use the next couple of days to make arrangements for work and child care, if possible, then stay remote from Jan. 19 until Jan. 29.
Bernal Middle School student wins citywide MLK art contest; art to be used in 2021 virtual march
Yesenia Morin, 11, announced as winner on Tuesday
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Yesenia Morin of Bernal Middle School, was selected as the winner of a citywide art contest. (KSAT)
SAN ANTONIO – An 11-year-old student in the Northside Independent School District was selected as the winner of an annual citywide art contest presented by the City of San Antonio’s Department of Arts & Culture and the Martin Luther King Jr. Commission.
Yesenia Morin, a student at Bernal Middle School, won the contest with her artwork titled “It Takes All of Us.” The artwork will now be used as visual representation of the 2021 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Virtual March on Jan. 18.
Not traditional policing : San Antonio initiative aims to prevent mass violence, targeted attacks
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Christopher Combs, special agent in charge of the FBI’s San Antonio Division, right, and Sam Ukeiley, special agent in the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit, middle, listen as Randy Reyes, an arson investigator with the San Antonio Fire Department, speaks about a new multiagency initiative to identify and assess possible threats in Bexar County.Billy Calzada /Staff photographer
The social media posts, allegedly written by a former teacher in the Northside Independent School District, started with a demand for money he claimed he was owed.
Ancira Winton Chevrolet offers nearly $60,000 in sponsorships to area schools (Sponsored)
By Content Contributor Donna Provencher
Dec. 22, 2020
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This year, Ancira Winton Chevrolet opted to contribute in a big way to four area schools by offering special sponsorships.Ancira Winton ChevroletShow MoreShow Less
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The sponsorships came in the form of $14,340 for each school selected – for a grand total of $57,360.Ancira Winton ChevroletShow MoreShow Less
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If there’s one thing Ancira Winton Chevrolet is known for, it’s giving back to the community.