Camille Phillips is an education reporter for Texas Public Radio, focusing on local education issues in Texas, specifically in San Antonio. She is also the host of The Enduring Gap podcast. Camille's work has been featured in various news outlets, including WBUR, WRVO Public Media, WAMU 88.5, and KERA News.
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Camille's coverage is predominantly focused on local education and government affairs in Texas, particularly San Antonio. She appears to prioritize reporting on school closures, funding challenges, and legislative developments impacting the education system.
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By: Camille Phillips
TPR interviewed all 12 NEISD school board candidates and attended forums for the candidates hosted by the North East ISD Council of PTAs.
By: Camille Phillips
TPR interviewed all 12 NEISD school board candidates and attended forums for the candidates hosted by the North East ISD Council of PTAs.
By: Camille Phillips, Josh Peck
A coalition of student groups from six campuses in San Antonio and San Marcos sent letters to their college presidents on Wednesday, calling on them to stand against Gov. Greg Abbott’s recent antisemitism executive order, which they said conflates supporting Palestinians with antisemitism.
By: Josh Peck, Camille Phillips
Estudiantes de San Antonio marchan por el derecho a protestar contra la guerra en Gaza.
By: Camille Phillips
Saturday's municipal election is particularly high stakes for the North East Independent School District, and the most recent campaign filings showed that candidates — and their donors — have put equally high levels of funding up in the hope of securing a win.
By: Camille Phillips
The high-stakes — and high-dollar — trustee election for the North East Independent School District returned San Antonio's second largest school district to a solid moderate board majority.
By: Camille Phillips
It's been about a year since the relaunch of the journalism program at San Antonio College.
By: Camille Phillips
TASBO investigators listed 10 reasons SAISD's heaters failed, including “inadequate leadership, ineffective crisis planning, poor departmental culture, lack of documented procedures and processes, continued reliance on outdated HVAC systems, and lack of maintenance and preventative maintenance of equipment.”
By: Camille Phillips
The complaint argues that the governor’s order is an illegal attempt to suppress a viewpoint critical of a foreign country — Israel.
Revisión externa de San Antonio ISD: el 'liderazgo inadecuado' fue una de las razones de las fallas en los calentadores escolares
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