A man arrested by Castle Hills Police last week on charges related to sexual assault of a child is no longer an employee of the Alamo Heights Independent School District, district officials said Monday.

An employee with the Alamo Heights Independent School District was arrested on charges related to sexual assault of a child, according to Castle Hills police.

SAN ANTONIO – A limited number of school employees from nine San Antonio-area school districts will be able to get the COVID-19 vaccine this week through University Health. There are a “very limited number of doses” according to Bexar County Metro Health and people who qualify and are interested in receiving the vaccine are asked to coordinate with their district offices. The districts in the first phase of teacher and staff vaccinations include Alamo Heights, East Central, Edgewood, Harlandale, Judson, Northeast ISD, Northside ISD, San Antonio ISD and Southwest ISD.

In a letter, signed by students and teachers in San Antonios biggest school districts, the group states campuses should remain closed for at least the first nine weeks of the school year, and remote learning should be implemented during that time. Districts must also receive the necessary funding to make distance learning possible for all students, the letter states. Read the full letter below:The letter was signed by groups in North East, San Antonio, Northside, Southwest, South Side, Alamo Heights and New Braunfels independent school districts. Earlier Tuesday, SAISD Superintendent Pedro Martinez announced to district staff that the first three weeks of the semester will be remote learning. Texas teachers caught in the middle of political battles over schools reopeningStudents will be able to switch formats at the end of grading periods.

New Alamo Heights Athletic Director and head football coach Ron Rittiman discusses the decision to leave Johnson High School. If you need help with the Public File, call 210-351-1241.