Committee Reports More Money Needed in SAISD
The San Antonio Independent School District faces an enrollment squeeze that threatens program quality. Trustees propose a $15 million bond issue and a tax-rate hike to fund new classrooms, teachers, and expanded programs, aiming to raise staffing by about 400 and to build five new elementary schools, four new junior schools, and three high schools to ease overcrowding and support special and bilingual education efforts.
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Teachers Urged to Support Bond Issue
San Antonio ISD presidents urged district teachers to back a 35 million bond plan funding four new junior schools and renovations at Emmerson Harris Irving Page and Neat, plus a new central admin complex and site purchases. The plan aims to switch to a 3-4-3 grade structure with expanded high school capacity and improved instructional resources.
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Symphony Art Nacht Delight In Small Crowded Hall
Crowd was small yet the San Antonio Symphony delivered one of its brightest programs titled Symphony Art Nacht. Frank Hughes conducted a varied program including Beethoven Fantasia, Elgar Introduction and Allegro, and Moran's Symphony No. 35. soloists Quick, Kotzler, Sallaveld, Bells, Carrell and others impressed, with woodwinds paired and a focused string section, achieving a sense of grandeur despite limited resources.
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Miller Seeks Higher SAISD Tax to Match Houston Education
San Antonio leader Miller argues SAISD needs a higher tax rate to fund education, saying Houston at 1.10 per 100 and Dallas at 1.26 set parity. He warns voters that rejecting the tax ceiling increase and bond issue will create an educational class divide. eligible SAISD property owners who registered may vote.
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Old Helena Restoration Plans Take Shape in 1932 Effort
The Glo Ncer Association plans an early 1932 campaign based in Karres City led by Sykes Mee Clare. The group has raised 800 cash and 2,500 in pledges and aims to place historical objects in a restored Helena museum.
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