Great leadership article:
“In the past, I expected people to read my mind and I wanted to have control. But now I understand the opportunity I have to build up new leaders by allowing them to take the initiative and follow through while I guide.”
https://t.co/3CUVUauIpF
"It’s time to end the mysterious verification requirement to receive financial aid that places an undue and unnecessary burden on college applicants most at risk."
https://t.co/4q2KiqLNse
Beginning Wed Aug. 11, all students and staff are required to wear a mask while at school and work in compliance with the city and county. We stand by our local leaders who continue to prioritize the safety of our community based on expertise of health professionals and the CDC.
"Two-thirds of U.S. colleges and universities are saying they will not require admissions test scores for those applying to be freshmen in fall 2022."
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We will schedule another Back-to-School Resource Fair in a few weeks and you will still get to experience the fair and its resources. Information on the next fair will be shared by your school principal.
✨ SAISD is hosting a Back to School Resource Fair on Saturday, July 31 featuring🎒 free backpacks and uniforms, 💇🏽♂️ free haircuts, 🥤 free food/drinks, 💃🏽 free music & live performances, free vaccines, enrollment, & more! 1st 500 families get special gift! https://t.co/heWDKHBBVP
@TU_CAC has multiple College Adviser positions at various high schools in the San Antonio area. Candidates should be recent graduates and received their bachelors degree that are looking for an opportunity to work with high school students. Please share with recent graduates!
"Never has a college degree been more necessary to make it in this country. Nearly two-thirds of jobs require some form of postsecondary education, and yet our higher education system is not equipped to do its job."
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🎉 💰 SAISD students have been awarded more than $120 million in scholarship award offers to date! A special shout-out to @SAISDBurbankHS for leading the District in scholarship offers - the Bulldogs brought in more than $40 million. Cha-ching! 🎉 💰 https://t.co/9QE6XzfHPS
"The pandemic trend of forgoing college is affecting Latinos at a higher rate. In fact, amid the pandemic, Latino students are twice as likely to forego college plans than whites and Blacks."
https://t.co/OXi6pszaUQ