The San Antonio ISD school board voted to amend Superintendent Jaime Aquino’s contract.
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Sebastian Hernandez, 20, is accused of fatally stabbing Christopher Olivarez at his home in the 300 block of Kirk Place, according to San Antonio police.Make household chores easier and more with these Insider Deals– The San Antonio Independent School District board voted to amend the retirement benefits in Superintendent Jaime Aquino’s contract.
For each contract year, the district agreed to pay up to 15% of Aquino’s salary for his purchase of service credit. Under the contract, the district agreed to pay up to three of the coach’s trips per year to and from San Antonio. The district said there have been no expenses tied to the coach.
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