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Johnson High School’s band is trying to get its equipment trailer back on the road after straight-line winds toppled it during the band’s first game of the season at Heroes Stadium.

For many families, getting a child mental healthcare can mean facing high costs, long waitlists or work schedules that make appointments hard to keep. The Boys and Girls Clubs in San Antonio is creating another option.

The school year may have just started, but parents hoping to qualify for higher Texas Education Freedom Accounts funding for a child with special needs next year may need to act soon.

Pershing Elementary School on the East Side has made a dramatic academic comeback, jumping from an F to a B in the latest Texas Education Agency (TEA) accountability ratings — and missing an A by just one point.

Local advocacy groups say parents should be ready to have honest conversations with their kids about what a healthy relationship looks like.

Parents trying to cut back on their children’s screen time should start sooner rather than later, according to a pediatric psychologist at Christus Children’s.

Reagan High School students are exploring careers in architecture, construction and engineering through the ACE Mentor Program. The program pairs students with industry professionals for hands-on projects.

Uber launched a livestream feature that allows parents to monitor their teen’s rides in real time, the company said in a news release.

Employers such as Port San Antonio are offering hands-on internships to high school and college students, giving them a competitive edge in the workforce while helping the city attract and retain top talent.

Stricter federal and state Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) changes lower the number of students eligible for free school lunch.

The San Antonio Public Library (SAPL) is reminding students and families that a library card can unlock far more than books, including free Wi-Fi hotspots, 24/7 tutoring and online test-preparation resources.

As students return to class, many San Antonio parents are searching for safe, affordable after-school care.

With summer break winding down, school districts are getting ready to welcome students back for the new school year.

Working Moms of San Antonio spent the summer teaching children how to think like entrepreneurs — and on Sunday, those kids got to prove it.

Families across Texas are using the state’s tax-free weekend to stock up on back-to-school essentials, from shoes and clothes to backpacks and notebooks, while saving a little extra at checkout.

The annual Texas tax-free weekend returns this Friday, giving shoppers a short window to buy qualifying back-to-school materials without paying sales tax.

Several organizations in San Antonio are hosting free back-to-school supply giveaways as the new school year approaches.

As students head back to school next week, parents across San Antonio are lining up daily plans to get kids to and from class. It’s a routine that can become a major obstacle when reliable transportation is out of reach.