Explore the progress, see where challenges remain and ask what we can learn. CEP’s Jillian Durán shows how to navigate A–F ratings with the San Antonio School Quality Explorer, spotlighting @ssaisd.
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Now LIVE! Our new San Antonio School Quality Explorer helps you go beyond the latest A–F rating to see how schools and systems are performing and changing over time.
See where progress is taking hold, where challenges remain and what the data can teach us. bit.ly/SASchoolQualityExplor…
We’re proud to celebrate our CEO, Dalia Flores Contreras, as an inaugural recipient of the Texas Latino Legacy Awards in the Established Leaders category!
This recognition honors leaders making a meaningful impact in Latino communities across Texas and we’re thrilled to see Dalia’s leadership recognized. 🎉
San Antonio has bright spots worth learning from.
The 2026 STAAR data highlights operators exceeding the state, major one year gains, and sustained progress.
@southsideisd, Eleanor Kolitz Hebrew Language Academy, SST, @NEISD, BASIS Texas, @ssaisd, and @ecisdtweets all stand out.
Read more: bit.ly/2026CEPSLR
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One of the clearest signs of progress in this year’s data is happening inside Loop 410. Since 2022, students in San Antonio’s urban core have made a 6-point gain in Math, outpacing both citywide and statewide gains over the same period.
This is progress that San Antonio can build on!
Read the full report: cityeducationpartners.org/wp…
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The 2026 STAAR data tells a nuanced story: San Antonio still has urgent work ahead, with 34% of students proficient in Math and 50% in Reading citywide.
But the urban core has gained 6 points in Math since 2022 a sign that progress is possible and is happening in our city now.
Read the report: bit.ly/2026CEPSLR
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Summer slide is real, but it is not inevitable. Across 27 San Antonio schools, Summer Boost is helping students strengthen academic skills while exploring STEM, technology, the arts and more. Last year's participants gained about 3.5 additional weeks of math learning and 2.5 weeks of ELA learning compared with students who did not attend.
See how schools are making summer count: bit.ly/4pfPF3j
Last month, we honored excellent math teaching across San Antonio through our Second Annual San Antonio Math Excellence Teacher Awards.
Math matters because it opens doors to confidence, college pathways, careers & opportunity.
Read our latest newsletter for the recap, plus highlights from our Saluting Our Seniors series: bit.ly/4fcDYH1
On a big day for the Spurs, City Education Partners was honored to help carry forward another part of their impact: investing in the educators and coaches who serve San Antonio students every day.
Through the Spurs Community Leadership Institute, CEP facilitated a restorative wellness session centered on rest, renewal, and connection.
Go Spurs Go! 🖤🤍
As the school year winds down, we’re sharing a reflection from @ssaisd Dr. Saul Hinojosa on what it takes to lead through change with trust, community voice, and high expectations for students.
Read the first Learning Ledger installment of Voices from the Field. bit.ly/4e47ZY1
We are proud to honor the San Antonio math educators helping students master critical skills and see what’s possible.
Congratulations to our 2026 San Antonio Math Excellence Teacher Award honorees. Your impact is shaping classrooms, futures, and our city. 🧮✨
Thank you to our honorees, school leaders, families, champions, and partners for helping us celebrate excellent teaching.
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San Antonio’s Class of 2026 is walking across the stage with courage and possibility.
In this month's newsletter, we’re celebrating graduates from @jubileeacademic, Anne Frank Inspire Academy, and Harmony Science Academy and the school communities that helped shape their next chapter.
Read here: bit.ly/4u2wDhC
We recently shared a recap of CEP’s Possibility in Motion series. But some conversations stay with you long after the room empties.
In the latest from The Learning Ledger, our CEO Dalia Flores Contreras reflects on what shifted across four conversations and what those shifts could mean for San Antonio’s education future.
The piece also features reflections from attendees and panelists still wrestling with what this moment may require from all of us.
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Education is changing.
We brought leaders together to face it head on.
Possibility in Motion created space for honest dialogue, real tension, and new partnerships.
What comes next is what matters most.
Read more: bit.ly/4w9wlHM
Today we celebrate Gladys Karen Hernandez, and her 4th work anniversary with City Education Partners.
For four years, Gladys has led our teacher talent work with vision, heart, and a deep belief that great educators change lives. Her leadership has helped grow pathways into the profession, strengthen support for aspiring teachers, and expand opportunity for students across San Antonio. We are grateful for the excellence she brings to this work every day.
Jonathan Feinstein of @EdTrust shares how Texas is rethinking teacher talent and why implementation will determine whether this moment leads to real change.
Read our latest The Learning Ledger piece, and the first in our 'Voices from the Field' series here: bit.ly/4c36Gc2














