Texas teacher said she was fired for explaining 'constitutional rights' to third-grade students
An Austin ISD elementary school teacher maintains she was fired after posting a TikTok video about a meeting in which a school administrator complained about her teaching students about their legal and constitutional rights. On March 21, third-grade teacher Sophia DeLoretta-Chudy posted a now-viral
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Four ways to celebrate Juneteenth in San Antonio this week
On June 19, 1865, Union general Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston and issued a proclamation freeing the town's enslaved people, who were still being held in bondage despite the Confederacy's surrender two months earlier. For many years now — long before it was made a national holiday in 2021 — Tex
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San Antonio's North East ISD approves largest compensation package in 20 years
The North East ISD Board of Trustees this week approved an employee compensation package worth almost $35 million — the largest increase in staff salaries in more than two decades. “We’re looking for ways to offset the inflation that is impacting everyone," NEISD Superintendent of Schools Sean Maika
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Texas Monthly calls Leche de Tigre one of San Antonio's ‘most compelling new restaurants’
Just five months opening, Southtown’s Leche de Tigre is already gaining serious regional attention. Texas Monthly featured the Peruvian cebichería in its July issue and praised it as one of San Antonio's "most compelling new restaurants." Executive Editor Patricia Sharpe and friends visited the res
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