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Libby Seline

Libby Seline

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Elections Guide Editor, The Flatwater Free Press

Chicago, Lincoln

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Criminal justice and environmental issues in Northeast Ohio; health; business; state and local politics.

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Total articles 476

  • Pandemic’s lasting legacy: Still-rising violence at San Antonio-area schools

    By Melissa Manno Verified, Scott Huddleston Verified, Libby Seline| The San Antonio Express-News Verified Roxie Freeman, center, the principal at Southwest Legacy High School, chats with seniors Claudine Nyiramahirwe, right, and Emily Rodriguez in the campus library just before the winter break. “Maintaining relationships is key” to controlling discipline problems, which are worse in middle school grades, Freeman says.

    By Melissa Manno Verified, Scott Huddleston Verified, Libby Seline · The San Antonio Express-News

    Jan. 07, 2024

  • San Antonio’s decline in Spanish speakers stirs community concerns

    By Liz Teitz Verified, Ricardo Delgado, Libby Seline| The San Antonio Express-News Verified Students at Washington Irving Dual Language Academy cheer for Principal Mayra Gutierrez-Ibarra on Dec. 14, thanking her for implementing a "pajamas day" for students. The school is part of San Antonio Independent School District, which is seeing increased demand for dual language programs that teach students core subjects like math and reading in both English and Spanish.

    By Liz Teitz Verified, Ricardo Delgado, Libby Seline · The San Antonio Express-News

    Dec. 28, 2023

  • The percentage of San Antonians who speak Spanish is in decline

    By Libby Seline| The San Antonio Express-News Verified The percentage of people in the San Antonio metro area who speak Spanish is on the decline, according to new data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Between 2018 and 2022, 30.8% of people in the San Antonio-New Braunfels metro area above the age of 5 spoke Spanish at home, according to census data. That's down from just over 33% from 2013 to 2017, according to census data.

    By Libby Seline · The San Antonio Express-News

    Dec. 12, 2023

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The Flatwater Free Press