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Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. New High School for At-risk Students Coming to San Antonio May 6, 2021 GMT A Learn4Life student interacts with her supervising teacher while holding her baby. (Photo: Business Wire) SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 6, 2021-- Learn4Life, a network of nonprofit high schools for at-risk students, recently received approval to open a school in San Antonio’s Edgewood Independent School District (EISD). Beginning in August 2021, Learn4Life will open to serve existing EISD students who are credit deficient or at risk of dropping out. Enrollment will be open for all students in the community who would benefit from personalized, one-on-one instruction to be successful in high school.
District responds to viral tweet about San Antonio teacher's COVID-19 death FacebookTwitterEmail EISD confirmed the death of Cynthia Ritz in an email sent to MySA.com. Ritz taught 7th grade lifetime nutrition and wellness according to the Gus Garcia University School website. A viral tweet brought attention to her death and the fears shared by teachers on Monday.Edgewood Independent School District Edgewood Independent School District responded to the death of an 18-year teacher Tuesday after a tweet spurred by her passing received viral attention. EISD confirmed the death of Cynthia Ritz in an email sent to MySA.com. Ritz taught seventh grade lifetime nutrition and wellness according to the Gus Garcia University School website. A viral tweet brought attention to her death and the fears shared by teachers on Monday.