Parents, teachers and students listen during a discussion about the recommendation to close two schools during a board workshop Tuesday. Read more here. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio Report
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San Antonio Independent School District trustees will be voting Monday on the proposed closures of 15 schools as part of the realignment of the district. The schools recommended for closure are as follows (left to right from top): Dorie Miller Elementary, Storm Elementary, Highland Park Elementary, Carroll Early Childhood, Forbes Elementary, Gates Elementary, Douglass Elementary, Nelson Early Childhood, Lamar Elementary, Huppertz Elementary, Foster Elementary, Knox Early Childhood, Tynan Early Childhood, Green Elementary and Baskin Elementary. Read more here. Credit: Composite / San Antonio Report Photo StaffArtist Andy Benavides is leading the painting of a 50-foot mural project honoring the San Antonio Spurs. The mural is located on the side of the Houston Street garage at the intersection of Navarro Street. Credit: Bria Woods / San Antonio ReportCity Manager Erik Walsh is interviewed by San Antonio Report Editor-in-Chief Leigh Munsil during CityFest 2023’s Conversation with the City Manager: How is San Antonio preparing for record growth? Read more here. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio ReportBexar County commissioners voted to send funds to create the future San Antonio Arboretum, the former location of the Republic Golf Club in San Antonio’s southside. Read more here. Credit: Scott Ball / San Antonio Report
