A spirited discussion and new economic figures prompted the majority of the Judson Independent School District’s school board to table a vote on whether to eliminate the Spanish Immersion Program at one of its elementary schools.

Some San Antonio-area school districts will be closed on Tuesday to observe Veterans Day, as indicated in their academic calendars.

The Judson Independent School District’s Board of Trustees voted to call for a Voter-Approval Tax Rate Election (VATRE) to be placed on the November ballot.

A former Judson Independent School District special education teacher is still recovering after he said a student attacked him in a classroom.

The Judson Independent School District’s board of trustees approved the budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year on Thursday, which included eliminating district positions and incentives.

A former elementary school teacher in the Judson Independent School District was sentenced Thursday to 60 years in prison for the continuous sexual abuse of a child.

Parents felt relieved after a tense week in the Judson Independent School District after the district’s board voted to keep three campuses open Wednesday night.

Judson Middle School, Candlewood Elementary School and Franz Leadership Academy will remain open for the time being.

The Judson Independent School District board members are expected to discuss and potentially vote on closing three schools during a meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday.

Judson Middle School students face uncertainty as Judson Independent School District board members consider closing the campus to save money.

The Judson Independent School District may look to make cost-saving decisions to its budget that could include closing additional schools.

A former elementary school teacher at Judson Independent School District was found guilty on Thursday of aggravated sexual assault of a child by a Bexar County jury.

Judson Independent School District is set to implement a portion of the controversial Bluebonnet Learning curriculum this fall.

A Judson Independent School District assistant coach was arrested on Thursday for luring students to send explicit images and messages, according to San Antonio police.

A Judson Independent School District transportation supervisor has resigned, the department’s director and assistant director have filed retirement paperwork and its payroll clerk was moved out of her position amid a payroll discrepancy investigation, records obtained by KSAT Investigates show.

The Judson Independent School District Board of Trustees voted to move forward with its plans to consolidate select schools, moving students in the process.

During a Thursday Judson Independent School District board of trustees meeting, no action was taken against a trustee whose arrest in 2023 for DWI was kept private.

Northside ISD and Judson ISD confirmed to KSAT that their respective internet and phone services were back online on Wednesday morning.

A Judson ISD board member is facing a charge of driving while intoxicated with a blood alcohol content of .15 or higher, according to court records.

Judson ISD superintendent Dr. Rob Fields, III, said he understands the changes are “not going to be comfortable” but also said changes are the most fiscally responsible way to move forward.

North East Independent School District and Judson Independent School District are both preparing to consolidate schools.

Texas lawmakers required school districts across the state to up their safety and security measures. Judson ISD says it's on track to meeting the new state requirements.

The Judson Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a 1% pay increase for teachers, librarians, counselors and nurses on Tuesday night.

A Judson Independent School District Elementary school was the first ever winner of the San Antonio Sports “i play! afterschool” flag football tournament that took place this past weekend.

A Judson Independent School District Elementary school was the first ever winner of the San Antonio Sports “i play! afterschool” flag football tournament that took place this past weekend.

The Judson Independent School District said one of its now-former district employees was arrested at his home on child pornography charges.

A middle school band teacher with Judson ISD is on leave after San Antonio police found child pornography files on his Snapchat account.

The Judson Independent School District’s board of trustees on Tuesday approved retention incentives ranging from $400-$1,000 for all employees.

Since Sept. 11, 2001, many people across the United States vowed to “never forget” the victims of the attacks, the terror of that day, and the lives that were forever changed.

SAN ANTONIO – An African American studies course is gradually being incorporated into school districts across the state. Districts that are already on board include the San Antonio Independent School District, Judson Independent School District and most recently, the North East Independent School District. Lawrence Scott, assistant professor of educational leadership at Texas A&M San Antonio, was a part of that initiative. “We have to start having some real cogent and critical conversations about race and equity with real data,” Scott said. This will be the conduit course that will facilitate those conversations,” he said.

SAN ANTONIO – School officials at the Judson Independent School District are doing everything they can to keep their students and staff safe as they work to combat the coronavirus. On Thursday, the school district began testing students and staff for the virus. The school district is in partnership with Community Labs, who are conducting the weekly testing at 30 Judson ISD campuses. Results for the tests can be expected in 24 hours for students and staff, according to district officials. Judson ISD said they’re focusing on asymptomatic transmission between students and staff to make sure there’s not a surge in cases.

The problems are concentrated among students trying to learn from home, more than 3 million of the state’s 5.5 million public school students, according to administrators’ accounts. According to KVUE-TV, about 11,700 Austin ISD students are failing at least one class this year, a 70% increase from last year. San Antonio’s Northside ISD has not changed its expectations for virtual students, despite seeing higher failure rates, said Superintendent Brian Woods. Since many students learning from home are low income, Black and Hispanic, lowering academic standards for those students could end up deepening existing inequities, he said. Bizuayehu has dyslexia and dysgraphia, which impacts his ability to write clearly by hand, and he’s found virtual learning much easier.

Face To Face Instruction: That provides students with in-person instruction on campus. Remote Learning: 100% remote learning Monday through Friday (this includes live remote or recorded remote.) These students will receive instruction 100% in-person from Monday through Friday, including the Northeast Lakeview College courses. 100% remote learning Monday through Friday including the Northeast Lakeview College Courses. Remote Learning: 100% Remote learning Monday through Friday (this includes live remote or recorded remote.)

SAN ANTONIO The new COVID-19 mandate by Bexar County that limits gatherings to no more than 100 people has put a stop on large in-person graduation ceremonies. Due to crowd limits, Judson Independent School District canceled all in-person graduation ceremonies for the districts high schools. The district said there will not be any consideration of graduation ceremonies in July or December for the 2020 graduates. The affected ceremonies include Judson, Wagner and Veterans Memorial high schools, as well as Judson Early College Academy and Judson Learning Academy. The original graduation ceremonies were set for June 29, 30 and July 1 at Rutledge Stadium.

SAN ANTONIO The novel coronavirus surge in San Antonio continued Wednesday, as officials announced 347 new COVID-19 cases during the nightly briefing. The addition brings Bexar Countys tally to 7,814 cases, roughly 60% of which are still active. While hospital capacity remains relatively stable, the number of COVID-19 patients in the system continued to rise. San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg said 555 patients were hospitalized, up from 518 on Tuesday. Due to the surge in cases, city officials moved to limit outdoor gatherings, banning any that are larger than 100 people.