Edgewood Teachers Rally Over Budget for Administrators
Edgewood educators walk the picket line as the Edgewood Federation of Teachers demands budget reform. President Roberto Rodriguez claims about 18 percent of the district budget funds administration costs while 8 percent goes to salaries for administrators. Lopez counters the figure is under 7 percent. Rodriguez cites ongoing federal program funding as a factor amid differing local and state budgets.
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Civil Rights Center Praises Bell Decision
Civil rights officials praise Bell for appointing a special prosecutor in the Morales case. Center director Muna Chavarria noted the move signals a shift toward enforcing civil rights protections, with High Court and agency voices urging patience as U.S. agencies review the merits of the decision.
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Eight Oil Drillers Killed in Haiti Plane Crash
In a remote Haitian mountain area a light twin engine plane chartered from Air International of Fort Lauderdale crashed during a storm, killing eight American oil drillers employed by Crux Gsterpatiniy. The wreckage was spotted by the U.S. Coast Guard in northern Haiti. The aircraft departed Fort Lauderdale for Port au Prince.
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Equitable Taxing Is Hard to Find in County Study
A private civic research group released a report Tuesday alleging widespread inequities in property taxation. The study analyzes Peregas living in 2a arta jurisdictions and notes substantial gaps between official tax assessments and actual taxes paid, with younger homes often taxed at lower effective rates. It cites Akimo Helens, San Antonia, and Powar County as examples of variances and suggests only eight of 21 jurisdictions achieve equity as defined by the authors.
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Momo Meights Shows Large Tax Rate Disparity in County Study
A countywide study finds Momo Meights had the largest difference in tax ratio being within about 12 percent of the target. It suggests substantial room for improvement and that most taxing agencies in Bexar County do not set property taxes fairly. The eight agencies named include Kirby, Lean Valley, Live Oak, Universitiny, Winacraft, Sydoo, Schoal Black, North Bide Schoal, and South Bun Antonio Local Districts.
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Eight of Twenty Three Jurisdictions Tax Equitably
A fragmented OCR lists jurisdictions and districts including Bollywood Park Olmos Park Edgewood and Hartanisle School Districts. It names Berar County Lee Antonin Main Heights Castle Hills Conyers Hollywind Park Wiry and Lee Wailing as included areas with several school districts such as Live Oak Crimes Park Terrell Hills Universal Windercat Alamo Heights East Ceivrel and North East. The text references North Side Spy Antonin Sepon Dastrict South San Southgreat and other districts in a garbled tally of tax rules.
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Utility Bill Aims To Cool Schools With Bond Issue
San Antonio School District faces a $2 million utility and maintenance bill tied to a proposed improvement plan. Voters weigh a $140 billion bond for eight elementary and two junior high schools to upgrade air conditioning and comfort, with district officials contending updated systems boost productivity and learning environments. Community groups split, some PTA members supporting the bond while others oppose, citing cost and governance concerns.
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