A Clemens High School student was arrested Friday for carrying a gun on campus, the Schertz Police Department said.

A student was arrested on Wednesday afternoon after threatening to bring an explosive and shoot up Clemens High School, the Schertz Police Department said.

Two Clemens High School students are facing charges after officers found a gun inside a backpack on campus, according to the Schertz Police Department.

David Rios, 47, was arrested late last week on 10 felony charges, including aggravated sexual assault of a child, four counts of sexual assault of a child and five counts of having an improper relationship between and educator and student, Guadalupe County Jail records show.

A Clemens High School student was arrested after he was found with a loaded handgun Wednesday on campus, the Schertz Police Department said.

Samuel Clemens High School quarterback Nathan Alvarez announced his commitment to play football at Hardin-Simmons University

Two people suspected of burglarizing Clemens High School earlier this year have both been arrested.

A train crashed into an 18-wheeler on Tuesday morning in Schertz, and it was all caught on camera.

Schertz police are asking for the public’s help in identifying two people who broke into Clemens High School over the weekend.

The teacher was placed on administrative leave by the Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City Independent School District on Feb. 28 and he submitted his letter of resignation on April 14.

A student found the unloaded gun inside a plastic bag just after 3 p.m. on Wednesday.

SAN ANTONIO – In March, Harlan senior Kiana Fallaha and head coach Monica Gonzales traveled with a number of volleyball players from around the San Antonio area to Colorado for a national club tournament. I didn’t know that junior year might be my last high school season.”That fear and uncertainty stuck with volleyball players for months. As a result, volleyball teams had a tough time maintaining even a semi-regular training regimen. Every student-athlete was required to present a completed version of this form before they were allowed to participate in the volleyball team's workout. Class 1A-4A volleyball teams would start up as scheduled in mid-August, but Class 5A and 6A teams were now forced to wait until September to take the court.

SCHERTZ As they hit the ground running for another round of summer strength and conditioning workouts, the Clemens Buffaloes hope that there wont be any more delays or practice cancellations and their season begins as originally scheduled. As a reminder, @SCUCISD will resume camp on 6/13!! We will continue camp on 6/20-21 to make up for this week. Participants will need to wear masks upon entry and during inactive periods starting 6/13!! @scbuffalostrong @SteeleAthletics @CorbettJH @Dobiejhsports @DobieJunior https://t.co/NMyPeyo5ci Coach Scott Lehnhoff (@Coach_Lehnhoff) July 9, 2020MORE LOCAL FOOTBALL COVERAGE

SAN ANTONIO Senior Tristino Ali said he used to be super shy, but it was choir that truly broke him out of his shell. I was really shy, like really shy, Ali said. Like someone walked past me... it wouldnt happen.After achieving several awards through honors choir over four years at Clemens High School, Ali said making all-state choir this year was the most rewarding. One of his school counselors, Vicki Williams, said his accomplishments are impressive and she is extremely proud of his hard work. He is just a phenomenal young man.Ali said he just wants to use his music degree to one day be a high school choir teacher.

SAN ANTONIO Wrestling, football and soccer are some of the sports that Clemens High School senior Jackson Macias has excelled in. He has also been a leader in the Air Force JROTC program for four years. But then I got the acceptance into the Air Force Academy and the excitement from it was enough to tell me thats where I wanted to go, Jackson said. His father graduated from the Academy and his sister Hailee Macias just finished her four years. Hailee says what she most respects about Jackson is his extreme work ethic, which she says landed him his opportunities.

SCHERTZ, Texas – Morgan Housholder and Hannah Lopez, two seniors at Clemens High School, didn’t expect their graduating year to be cut short so quickly. Morgan Housholder and Hannah Lopez, seniors at Clemens High School. (KSAT)“Well then, I said well let’s bring the wall to them,” Jodi Head Lopez, Hannah’s mother, said. So I want the wall to be a competition,” Hannah’s mother said. “It’s nice to see them show their pride in where their future lies,” Hannah’s mother said.

Andrew has covered athletics of all levels for more than five years and is dedicated to shining a spotlight on local San Antonio athletes and their stories.

Andrew has covered athletics of all levels for more than five years and is dedicated to shining a spotlight on local San Antonio athletes and their stories.

Andrew has covered athletics of all levels for more than five years and is dedicated to shining a spotlight on local San Antonio athletes and their stories.

SAN ANTONIO – Two San Antonio schools can boast state champion cheerleading squads. The cheerleaders at Clemens High School in the Schertz Cibolo Universal City School District are the best in the state for 6A DII, while the Alamo Heights cheer squad dominated 5A DII. “I truly believe all was achieved this past weekend.”The Alamo Heights squad will compete in the national championships in Orlando next month. Several other schools in the San Antonio area also placed in the top 10 in their divisions at the state UIL spirit competition. 4ACanyon Lake (CISD) - 6th Place5A DIIAlamo Heights - 1st PlaceCastroville Medina Valley - 5th Place6A DIJohnson (NEISD) - 3rd Place6A DIIClemens (SCUCISD) - 1st PlaceCanyon (CISD) - 5th PlaceNew Braunfels - 7th Place

Andrew has covered athletics of all levels for more than five years and is dedicated to shining a spotlight on local San Antonio athletes and their stories.

SCHERTZ – With TISCA right around the corner, the intensity is ramping up for high school swim teams around San Antonio, and swimmers not competing at TISCA took the water with another chance for improvement Wednesday night in Schertz for the SCUC Invite. Results available later tonight.

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Clemens and Alamo Heights both earn sweeps in the Class 6A and Class 5A Regional Finals respectively to punch their tickets to the UIL State Tournament. Watch exclusive extended highlights and reaction from each clinching match, as both teams make program history!

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