What’s in a Name? San Antonio High School Names Raise Questions About Inclusivity and Representation
By Bekah McNeel
Tags: San Antonio News, San Antonio, Texas, High School, high schools, school names, inclusivity, representation, Lt. Col. Karen Wagner, L.E.E., Lee, NEISD, Legacy of Educational Excellence, Jay P. Green, Brackenridge, Phyllis Wheatley, SAISD, North East Independent School Distrcit, San Antonio Independent School District, Northside Independent School District, NISD
Waiting It Out: Even San Antonio Politicos and VIPs Are Subject to the Cruel Realities of SAISD’s Lottery System
Tags: lottery, Texas, San Antonio, San Antonio Independent School District, SAISD, charter schools, results, waitlist
Measuring Up: Why It’s Time for San Antonio to Get Over Its Longstanding Inferiority Complex
Tags: San Antonio, Texas, inferiority complex, measuring up, Austin, Dallas, Houston, Nelson Wolff, Mayor Ron Nirenberg, Bexar County, City Council, Char Miller
Higher Education Remains Committed to the SAT, But Scores of San Antonio Students Tell Us More About Income Than Aptitude
Tags: San Antonio, SATs, ACTs, standardized testing, high school students, public school system, Texas, higher education
An Apology (and Explanation) to Judson High School Alumni
Tags: Judson High School, NEISD, Churchill High School, public schools, economic segregation
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