Scott Huddleston is a Reporter at the San Antonio Express-News. He focuses on education, history, and the Alamo, while also covering themes related to healthcare and real estate, including public education, college life, and housing markets. Scott's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Houston Chronicle, MSN, and the Austin American-Statesman.
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Scott Huddleston's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, including topics such as San Antonio, the Alamo, education, and historical events. His articles often include government announcements and event coverage.
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By: Scott Huddleston
Three students and an adult were arrested in two incidents at Marshall High School on Wednesday.
The community college district is seeing enrollment growth as property tax funds are falling.
School officials believe the two disturbances at Marshall High School on Wednesday were unrelated.
By: Scott Huddleston
Dr. Marvin Forland, a founding faculty member of the UT Health San Antonio medical school, has died at age 93, university officials announced Thursday.
By: Scott Huddleston
Early voting starts Monday for Alamo Colleges District 9's trustee runoff election on San Antonio's Northeast Side. District 9 extends northeast from downtown to Loop 1604 and beyond.
By: Scott Huddleston
Seniors at three local high schools will graduate at least two hours earlier than planned Friday, thanks to the San Antonio Spurs' successful run in the NBA playoffs.
By: Scott Huddleston
After three years on the job, John Craft, superintendent of the Northside Independent School District, says he plans to retire after 27 years in public education — though he didn't say when.
By: Scott Huddleston
One of the first things Justin Watwood did when he became a middle school principal in San Antonio was train his teachers to use Bluebonnet Learning math — a new state-developed
By: Scott Huddleston
Our Lady of the Lake University has announced a new “Lake Express” plan that enables students to earn bachelor's degrees in three years — instead of the traditional four — by removing nonessential electives.
By: Scott Huddleston
Trustees of San Antonio's largest school district took no action this week on their superintendent's plan to retire nearly four years before his contract expires.
