Education How Does Early Education Benefit Children Later In Life? By Jan Ross Piedad • Mar 3, 2018 Camille Phillips/Texas Public Radio Experts agree that early exposure to schooling is key to a child's brain development and ability to learn skills. Listen Listening... / 47:57 San Antonio Sees Rise In School Threats After Florida Shooting By Camille Phillips • Feb 28, 2018 File Photo| Camille Phillips | Texas Public Radio At least five school districts and one community college in the San Antonio area have received threats of violence in the last two weeks. Listen Listening... / 0:45 TPR's Camille Phillips reports on threats received by area schools. Communities In Schools: State Of Education In San Antonio By TPR Staff • Feb 26, 2018 Credit: Wikicommons http://bit.ly/1CPNiYT A discussion Feb. 21 with experts on the state of education in San Antonio, with an eye to supporting children at risk of dropping out of school. Listen Listening... / 66:44 Education panel discussion hosted by Friends of Communities in Schools Feb. 21, 2018. Edgewood Superintendent Placed On Leave Amid Harassment Allegations By Camille Phillips • Feb 23, 2018 File Photo | Joey Palacios | Texas Public Radio The superintendent of Edgewood Independent School District has been put on paid leave after allegations of sexual harassment. Due To Growing Number Of Applicants, Trinity University Becoming More Selective By Camille Phillips • Feb 22, 2018 File Photo | Camille Phillips | Texas Public Radio San Antonio’s only highly selective college has received an unprecedented number of applications the past few years. That’s let Trinity University drop from a 65 percent acceptance rate in 2014 down to a 38 percent acceptance rate this past fall. Pages« first ‹ previous … 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 … next › last »
