Council recognizes Woodland Lake students and school for civic project and school turnaround
September 03, 2026 | San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas
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Councilmembers recognized a primary school (referred to as MIDA/MIT in the transcript) and students who participated in the 'Speak Up, Speak Out' civic program. The council said the school’s performance rose about 30 points to a B rating, avoiding state intervention, and praised teacher Delton Foster and students who organized a Woodland Lake cleanup after storm damage.
Councilmembers framed the student project as an example of civic engagement and encouraged continued collaboration between schools, families and city departments. The council invited the students and teacher to the dais and applauded their work.
Councilmembers framed the student project as an example of civic engagement and encouraged continued collaboration between schools, families and city departments. The council invited the students and teacher to the dais and applauded their work.
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