Superintendents of the Bandera and Medina independent school districts advised families last week that any students involved in the remote learning option this year would be required to return to in-person instruction if they were not passing all their classes by a specified date this month. In the Medina ISD, that date was the end of class last week, Friday, Oct. 9. The date in Bandera ISD was the end of the three-week progress report, which is Friday, Oct. 16 MISD Superintendent Kevin Newsom added a condition that also would trigger a move of a student in remote learning to the in-person ...