Three San Antonio teenagers arrested in connection with the robbery of a Northside ISD student have also been tied to a similar incident two weeks earlier, according to arrest warrants obtained by KSAT.
Three separate law enforcement agencies are investigating what led up to the off-campus assault of a Stevens High School student on Monday.
The Bexar County Medical Examiner’s Office has released the cause of death for a 16-year-old Stevens High School football player, who collapsed during a practice earlier this year.
A Stevens High School football player who died earlier this month after passing out during practice had appeared to be “in and out of consciousness” before being hospitalized, according to a police report released to KSAT Investigates on Monday.
The Northside Independent School District has officially identified a 16-year-old Stevens High School football player who died early Wednesday after he passed out during an offseason athletic practice.
A 16-year-old Stevens High School football player died early Wednesday after passing out during an offseason athletic practice, according to a Northside Independent School District spokesperson.
A motorcyclist was injured in a hit-and-run crash on the West Side, not far from Stevens High School, early Friday morning, according to San Antonio police.
Two Stevens High School students were injured, and one person was taken into custody following a stabbing off campus on Monday afternoon.
As the BexarFest screening approaches, students at Stevens High School are hard at work on their latest project, collaborating with the Alamo Area Teen Suicide Prevention Coalition.
Stevens High School Senior Elicia Meairs has big goals, as she is trying to make it to the Paralympic Olympics next year in Paris for track and field.
The fashion show will showcase sustainable Fiesta outfits curated by Stevens High School students in the Fashion Design program from gently used items at Goodwill.
Fiesta San Antonio kicks off next week and leading up to the fun Stevens High School students have created some fashion designs to help Goodwill San Antonio.
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In mid-April, adminstrators at Stevens High School asked teachers, like Ambra Hernandez, to send in a picture to share with the students. Ambra Hernandez knows the coming school year will bring about unique challenges, starting with school supplies. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends students avoid sharing pretty much everything, unless it's properly disinfected between uses, to limit the spread of the new coronavirus. Wanting to keep everyone safe, including herself and teachers like her, Hernandez started a Facebook group to help fulfill their longer-than-usual wish lists. Listen in the weekend edition of The Brief podcast.
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