Texas students with disabilities struggle to qualify for extra school voucher funds

Confusion over the program’s special education requirements is making it difficult for families to meet a looming deadline — and creating more work for Texas school districts. The post Texas students with disabilities struggle to qualify for extra school voucher funds appeared first on San Antonio C

San Antonio bands heavily represented at SXSW 2026

There’s a homegrown reason to venture up I-35 to enter the fray of SXSW 2026 — namely, San Antonio is all over this year’s installment if the multimedia music and tech festival. Los Juanos, Vanita Leo and mypilotis — all official SXSW artists — are playing for industry insiders at badged events duri

San Antonio Democratic lawmaker tells Trump ‘Chinga tu madre’ over war in Iran

Outspoken State Sen. Roland Gutierrez, D-San Antonio, took to social media platform X this week to deliver one of the ultimate Spanish-language putdowns to President Trump over his war in Iran. “Oye, Trump,” Gutierrez says in the 20-second clip he tweeted out Tuesday. “De parte de toda mi raza, chin

Texas hit with second federal suit over exclusion of Muslim schools from voucher program

Both suits maintain the state is engaging in religious discrimination by cutting off state voucher money to Islamic private campuses. The post Texas hit with second federal suit over exclusion of Muslim schools from voucher program appeared first on San Antonio Current.