This is what it’s like to get the Covid-19 vaccine
With the COVID-19 vaccination steadily becoming more accessible and regulated to people who need it, there is an evident amount of people who are now searching for opportunities to get it. Junior Ava Cadena who recently got the vaccine shares what her experience was like and what to know before getting it.
Students will take STAAR in-person in April
Though the STAAR test was waived last year, this year students will have to take the STAAR test in person April 9-12.
In-person instruction not expected to change despite rise in local COVID cases
NEISD does not have any plans in place to close schools again, despite a rising number of COIVD-19 cases in the San Antonio area.
The COVID-19 vaccine is here and healthcare workers are the first to take it
The COVID-19 vaccine is now available for front-line healthcare workers, residents in long-term health facilities, and people over the age of 65 with at least one chronic medical condition. A vaccine offered to the general public is not yet available.
Campus relying on technology to help keep virus at bay
Karina Correa | staff writer
Just like Metro Health, the campus is relying on contract tracing to stop the spread of COVID on campus.
Contract tracing is the process that starts once a case has been ident...
Administration seeking solutions to falling student grades
by Kenneth Rosa | staff writer
Districts across the state are seeing a record number of students failing in more than one class both virtually and on campus.
“We pulled a report about a week ago that sh...
District offering free Covid-19 testing for students, staff
NEISD is now offering free Covid-19 testing to students and staff Piper-Bass student memorial center.
NEISD has updated their mask policy
Gaiters and bandannas are now no longer allowed to be worn as masks inside the school building, according to the new NEISD mask policy.
TEA releases guidelines allowing districts to make students not succeeding in virtual learning return to in-person instruction
The TEA is creating new guidelines to allow districts to make students who are failing three or more classes or have too many absences to stop virtual learning and come back to school in-person.