Before James Talarico entered politics, he was teaching sixth grade language arts at Rhodes Middle School on San Antonio’s West Side — an experience he says continues to shape his views as he campaigns for a seat in the U.S. Senate.

A 13-year-old boy accused of planning a mass attack at Rhodes Middle School earlier this year received two years probation in a treatment facility on Friday.

A 13-year-old boy accused of planning a mass attack at Rhodes Middle School earlier this year will remain in custody, a Bexar County judge ruled on Thursday.

Rhodes Middle School teen remains in custody amid new details of alleged abuse and criminal past.

A 13-year-old San Antonio ISD student accused of plotting a violent attack at Rhodes Middle School has now been officially charged with a third-degree felony, more than six weeks after his arrest on May 12.

Prosecutors have officially filed at least one charge against a Rhodes Middle School student accused of plotting an attack on the campus.

Prosecutors have until next week to file charges against a Rhodes Middle School student accused of plotting an attack on the campus.

An SAISD student who police say plotted an attack at Rhodes Middle School last month will remain in custody.

An SAISD student, accused of plotting an attack at Rhodes Middle School, attended two court hearings on Thursday, where the proceedings focused on his detention status and media access.

Just days before he was arrested for planning a mass violence attack at Rhodes Middle School, a 13-year-old student had been allowed to return to the campus despite months of disturbing behavior and a suspension tied to researching mass shootings, according to San Antonio police.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio Independent School District officials and educators are counting on voters to pass two propositions worth $1.3 billion in the Nov. 3 general election they said is badly needed to make significant renovations to aging campuses and technology upgrades. The last time Rhodes Middle School had a renovation was in the 1980s for a new air conditioning system, which also needs to be replaced. “The challenge is when we have a fully-staffed students here.”Proposition A, if approved, would provide $1.21 billion for security upgrades to all schools. The $90 million plan, if approved, would bring technology upgrades to every school in the district. Interest rates at all-time lows: With interest rates at an all-time low, SAISD will pay less interest on the bonds.