This week On The Record, host Randy Beamer gets the latest on efforts to help the families of the children killed in the May 24th mass shooting at Robb Elementary School.  State Senator Roland Gutierrez (D-19) explains how legislation he is filing in January will provide a support fund for the families – what it will cost and how it will work.

Then, longtime NISD educator Dr. Brian Woods has announced he is retiring from his position as Superintendent.  He talks with Randy about why he will still be involved in Texas education even after he retires.

City of San Antonio spokesperson Laura Mayes explains the city’s upcoming “Neighborhood Leadership Academy”, which is open to residents who want to learn more about advocacy in their neighborhood.

Finally, on Reporter’s Roundtable, SA Express-News Metro Editor Greg Jefferson shares insight on his story about the possible locations for a new baseball stadium for the San Antonio Missions.  

On The Record is brought to you by generous support from Steve and Adele Dufilho and Firstmark Credit Union.

Proposed legislation to help Uvalde families

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This week, On The Record presents both sides of the controversial charter amendment propositions.  Speaking in support of the amendments is Reinette King, Spokesperson for the group ApprovedByCitizens.com.  Speaking against the amendments is San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg.  Both explain to host Jim Forsyth why they feel their position is the one voters need to hear.

Proposed legislation to help Uvalde families

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