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7pm: Stone Oak POA Neighborhood Representative Committee Meeting
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NOON Deadline for ARC Submittals
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7pm: Reagan HS Orchestra Concert
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3:30pm: Stone Oak POA Board Meeting
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10am: Memorial for Fallen Deputies
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5pm: Reagan HS Annual Powder Puff Flag Football Game
6pm: Artsy Barksy - ADL Summer Fun!
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Armed Forces River Parade
Tiny Home Showcase
7:30am: Community Input Meeting Regarding New Park
11:30am: Reagan HS Orchestra at Barnes and Noble
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7pm: District 9 Neighborhood Alliance Meeting
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6pm: District 9 HOA and NA Presidents Meeting
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5pm: Celebrate 20 years of Bush Bulldogs!
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POA Office Closed - Memorial Day
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District 9 Participatory Budgeting - VOTING
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District 9 Participatory Budgeting - VOTING
    
San Antonio Tricentennial Commemorative Week
Tuesday, May 1st, 2018, All Day Event
 
A year of festivities and celebrations will culminate in a week of commemorative events, topping off San Antonio’s 300th year. The joy and pride of the city will be harnessed into a week filled with distinctive events, unlike any the city has ever known, to showcase the collective essence of San Antonio.
 
for details and event ticket information regarding the below
 
May 1: Day of Reflection will engage all faith-based communities and set the tone for commemorative week and the next 300 years with a community candlelight vigil and sunset services, emanating from the heart of San Antonio’s historic Main Plaza. 
 
May 2: History & Education initiatives activated with public and private schools, parochial, and home-school students, throughout the academic year, will culminate with special exhibits on display at libraries, schools, college campuses and museums. A Tree-centennial program will launch this date with plantings of 300 trees at various higher education institutions. 
 
May 3: Founders Day will celebrate San Antonio’s shared, multinational culture by focusing on founding mothers and fathers for the Founders Gala. 
 
May 4: Arts for All celebrates this community’s distinctive culture, heritage and diversity through the arts.  Museums, art venues, theatres, etc. will offer a complimentary day, open to the public. Shows, concerts, dance and art with Tricentennial-centric programming premier on this day.  The Tricentennial Public Art piece will be unveiled.
 
May 5: Legacy Day will honor the contributions of the missions in San Antonio: Alamo, Espada, San Jose, Concepcion, and San Juan as a World Heritage site. A variety of art and culture programming will be available at each of the sites. Five miles of musical entertainment, health and fitness opportunities, historical facts, and tours will all culminate with fireworks at all five missions. The San Antonio River Authority will also dedicate the transformation of San Pedro Creek as a cultural park!
 
May 6: Military Appreciation initiatives, designed to highlight the city’s rich military history, will showcase active duty military and past and current missions of Joint Base San Antonio.
San Antonio Tricentennial Commemorative Week
Wednesday, May 2nd, 2018, All Day Event
 
A year of festivities and celebrations will culminate in a week of commemorative events, topping off San Antonio’s 300th year. The joy and pride of the city will be harnessed into a week filled with distinctive events, unlike any the city has ever known, to showcase the collective essence of San Antonio.
 
for details and event ticket information regarding the below
 
May 1: Day of Reflection will engage all faith-based communities and set the tone for commemorative week and the next 300 years with a community candlelight vigil and sunset services, emanating from the heart of San Antonio’s historic Main Plaza. 
 
May 2: History & Education initiatives activated with public and private schools, parochial, and home-school students, throughout the academic year, will culminate with special exhibits on display at libraries, schools, college campuses and museums. A Tree-centennial program will launch this date with plantings of 300 trees at various higher education institutions. 
 
May 3: Founders Day will celebrate San Antonio’s shared, multinational culture by focusing on founding mothers and fathers for the Founders Gala. 
 
May 4: Arts for All celebrates this community’s distinctive culture, heritage and diversity through the arts.  Museums, art venues, theatres, etc. will offer a complimentary day, open to the public. Shows, concerts, dance and art with Tricentennial-centric programming premier on this day.  The Tricentennial Public Art piece will be unveiled.
 
May 5: Legacy Day will honor the contributions of the missions in San Antonio: Alamo, Espada, San Jose, Concepcion, and San Juan as a World Heritage site. A variety of art and culture programming will be available at each of the sites. Five miles of musical entertainment, health and fitness opportunities, historical facts, and tours will all culminate with fireworks at all five missions. The San Antonio River Authority will also dedicate the transformation of San Pedro Creek as a cultural park!
 
May 6: Military Appreciation initiatives, designed to highlight the city’s rich military history, will showcase active duty military and past and current missions of Joint Base San Antonio.
San Antonio Tricentennial Commemorative Week
Thursday, May 3rd, 2018, All Day Event
 
A year of festivities and celebrations will culminate in a week of commemorative events, topping off San Antonio’s 300th year. The joy and pride of the city will be harnessed into a week filled with distinctive events, unlike any the city has ever known, to showcase the collective essence of San Antonio.
 
for details and event ticket information regarding the below
 
May 1: Day of Reflection will engage all faith-based communities and set the tone for commemorative week and the next 300 years with a community candlelight vigil and sunset services, emanating from the heart of San Antonio’s historic Main Plaza. 
 
May 2: History & Education initiatives activated with public and private schools, parochial, and home-school students, throughout the academic year, will culminate with special exhibits on display at libraries, schools, college campuses and museums. A Tree-centennial program will launch this date with plantings of 300 trees at various higher education institutions. 
 
May 3: Founders Day will celebrate San Antonio’s shared, multinational culture by focusing on founding mothers and fathers for the Founders Gala. 
 
May 4: Arts for All celebrates this community’s distinctive culture, heritage and diversity through the arts.  Museums, art venues, theatres, etc. will offer a complimentary day, open to the public. Shows, concerts, dance and art with Tricentennial-centric programming premier on this day.  The Tricentennial Public Art piece will be unveiled.
 
May 5: Legacy Day will honor the contributions of the missions in San Antonio: Alamo, Espada, San Jose, Concepcion, and San Juan as a World Heritage site. A variety of art and culture programming will be available at each of the sites. Five miles of musical entertainment, health and fitness opportunities, historical facts, and tours will all culminate with fireworks at all five missions. The San Antonio River Authority will also dedicate the transformation of San Pedro Creek as a cultural park!
 
May 6: Military Appreciation initiatives, designed to highlight the city’s rich military history, will showcase active duty military and past and current missions of Joint Base San Antonio.
San Antonio Tricentennial Commemorative Week
Friday, May 4th, 2018, All Day Event
 
A year of festivities and celebrations will culminate in a week of commemorative events, topping off San Antonio’s 300th year. The joy and pride of the city will be harnessed into a week filled with distinctive events, unlike any the city has ever known, to showcase the collective essence of San Antonio.
 
for details and event ticket information regarding the below
 
May 1: Day of Reflection will engage all faith-based communities and set the tone for commemorative week and the next 300 years with a community candlelight vigil and sunset services, emanating from the heart of San Antonio’s historic Main Plaza. 
 
May 2: History & Education initiatives activated with public and private schools, parochial, and home-school students, throughout the academic year, will culminate with special exhibits on display at libraries, schools, college campuses and museums. A Tree-centennial program will launch this date with plantings of 300 trees at various higher education institutions. 
 
May 3: Founders Day will celebrate San Antonio’s shared, multinational culture by focusing on founding mothers and fathers for the Founders Gala. 
 
May 4: Arts for All celebrates this community’s distinctive culture, heritage and diversity through the arts.  Museums, art venues, theatres, etc. will offer a complimentary day, open to the public. Shows, concerts, dance and art with Tricentennial-centric programming premier on this day.  The Tricentennial Public Art piece will be unveiled.
 
May 5: Legacy Day will honor the contributions of the missions in San Antonio: Alamo, Espada, San Jose, Concepcion, and San Juan as a World Heritage site. A variety of art and culture programming will be available at each of the sites. Five miles of musical entertainment, health and fitness opportunities, historical facts, and tours will all culminate with fireworks at all five missions. The San Antonio River Authority will also dedicate the transformation of San Pedro Creek as a cultural park!
 
May 6: Military Appreciation initiatives, designed to highlight the city’s rich military history, will showcase active duty military and past and current missions of Joint Base San Antonio.
San Antonio Tricentennial Commemorative Week
Saturday, May 5th, 2018, All Day Event
 
A year of festivities and celebrations will culminate in a week of commemorative events, topping off San Antonio’s 300th year. The joy and pride of the city will be harnessed into a week filled with distinctive events, unlike any the city has ever known, to showcase the collective essence of San Antonio.
 
for details and event ticket information regarding the below
 
May 1: Day of Reflection will engage all faith-based communities and set the tone for commemorative week and the next 300 years with a community candlelight vigil and sunset services, emanating from the heart of San Antonio’s historic Main Plaza. 
 
May 2: History & Education initiatives activated with public and private schools, parochial, and home-school students, throughout the academic year, will culminate with special exhibits on display at libraries, schools, college campuses and museums. A Tree-centennial program will launch this date with plantings of 300 trees at various higher education institutions. 
 
May 3: Founders Day will celebrate San Antonio’s shared, multinational culture by focusing on founding mothers and fathers for the Founders Gala. 
 
May 4: Arts for All celebrates this community’s distinctive culture, heritage and diversity through the arts.  Museums, art venues, theatres, etc. will offer a complimentary day, open to the public. Shows, concerts, dance and art with Tricentennial-centric programming premier on this day.  The Tricentennial Public Art piece will be unveiled.
 
May 5: Legacy Day will honor the contributions of the missions in San Antonio: Alamo, Espada, San Jose, Concepcion, and San Juan as a World Heritage site. A variety of art and culture programming will be available at each of the sites. Five miles of musical entertainment, health and fitness opportunities, historical facts, and tours will all culminate with fireworks at all five missions. The San Antonio River Authority will also dedicate the transformation of San Pedro Creek as a cultural park!
 
May 6: Military Appreciation initiatives, designed to highlight the city’s rich military history, will showcase active duty military and past and current missions of Joint Base San Antonio.
San Antonio Tricentennial Commemorative Week
Sunday, May 6th, 2018, All Day Event
 
A year of festivities and celebrations will culminate in a week of commemorative events, topping off San Antonio’s 300th year. The joy and pride of the city will be harnessed into a week filled with distinctive events, unlike any the city has ever known, to showcase the collective essence of San Antonio.
 
for details and event ticket information regarding the below
 
May 1: Day of Reflection will engage all faith-based communities and set the tone for commemorative week and the next 300 years with a community candlelight vigil and sunset services, emanating from the heart of San Antonio’s historic Main Plaza. 
 
May 2: History & Education initiatives activated with public and private schools, parochial, and home-school students, throughout the academic year, will culminate with special exhibits on display at libraries, schools, college campuses and museums. A Tree-centennial program will launch this date with plantings of 300 trees at various higher education institutions. 
 
May 3: Founders Day will celebrate San Antonio’s shared, multinational culture by focusing on founding mothers and fathers for the Founders Gala. 
 
May 4: Arts for All celebrates this community’s distinctive culture, heritage and diversity through the arts.  Museums, art venues, theatres, etc. will offer a complimentary day, open to the public. Shows, concerts, dance and art with Tricentennial-centric programming premier on this day.  The Tricentennial Public Art piece will be unveiled.
 
May 5: Legacy Day will honor the contributions of the missions in San Antonio: Alamo, Espada, San Jose, Concepcion, and San Juan as a World Heritage site. A variety of art and culture programming will be available at each of the sites. Five miles of musical entertainment, health and fitness opportunities, historical facts, and tours will all culminate with fireworks at all five missions. The San Antonio River Authority will also dedicate the transformation of San Pedro Creek as a cultural park!
 
May 6: Military Appreciation initiatives, designed to highlight the city’s rich military history, will showcase active duty military and past and current missions of Joint Base San Antonio.
Stone Oak POA Neighborhood Representative Committee Meeting
Wednesday, May 9th, 2018, 7pm at Club at Sonterra
 
The Neighborhood Representative Committee (NRC) meetings are one hour in length, and take place the second Wednesday of each month at 7PM at the Club at Sonterra.  (Meetings are not held in December or January)
 
Each meeting starts with a presentation of interest.  Past presentations have included SAWS, SAPD, CPS, TXDOT, The City of San Antonio Transportation and Capital Improvements Department, Parks & Wildlife, etc.  
 
Many of these organizations have come to rely on this group to spread important notices throughout our Stone Oak community (such as the recent mail thefts, water main breaks, or street improvements.)  Please check our "Neighborhoods of Stone Oak" page to see if a representative is listed for your neighborhood.  If not, please consider volunteering.  Call the office at 210-490-9481 for more info.
 
NOON Deadline for ARC Submittals
Friday, May 11th, 2018, All Day Event
Reagan HS Orchestra Concert
Monday, May 14th, 2018, 7pm at Reagan High School
Come hear the nationally recognized Reagan High School Orchestras!
You will be amazed by these dedicated, talented students!
 
 
REAGAN ORCHESTRA WINS HONORABLE MENTION IN AMERICAN PRIZE:
The Reagan High School Chamber Orchestra won Honorable Mention in the American Prize, an annual national competition designed to recognize and reward the very best of performing arts in the US.  The Reagan Orchestra competed nationally via recorded orchestral performance in the High School Orchestra Division.  Criteria for winners are wide ranging and include musicality, rhythmic incisiveness, tone quality, intonation, among others.  An Honorable Mention in the company of the finalist programs and Directors is indeed an honor.  Congratulations to Mr. Sixto Elizondo, Mr. Nathan Sharplin, and the Chamber Orchestra!
 
REAGAN ORCHESTRA WINS STRONG PRESENCE IN TMEA REGION PERFORMANCE:
Members of the Reagan High School Orchestra auditioned for selection in the Texas Music Educators Association All Region Orchestra. Competitive and accomplished Reagan Orchestra students won 24 seats in the top Region Symphony Orchestra and nine seats in the Philharmonic Orchestra. Reagan High School scored 24 seats, nearly double the number of any other orchestra in the region!
Stone Oak POA Board Meeting
Wednesday, May 16th, 2018, 3:30pm at 19210 Huebner Road, Suite 100 (POA Office)
Memorial for Fallen Deputies
Thursday, May 17th, 2018, 10am at 100 Dolorosa, San Antonio, TX 78205
 
 
 
On Thursday May 17th the Bexar County Sheriff's Office will honor our fallen Deputies who gave the ultimate sacrifice while in the line of duty. You are invited to attend the 2018 Bexar County Sheriff's Office Memorial For Fallen Deputies at the Lady Justice Plaza, North side of the Courthouse located at 100 Dolorosa SA, TX 78205. The service will start at 10 am.
Reagan HS Annual Powder Puff Flag Football Game
Friday, May 18th, 2018, 5pm at Ronald Reagan High School
 
May 18th, the Reagan Dancers and Cheerleaders will be playing in the 11th annual Powder Puff Flag Football game. 
 
Senior spirit girls will compete against their Junior classmates for the Powder Puff crown.  Please join us to celebrate these young women who support our athletic teams and school all year round. 
 
Pre-game activities start about 5:00 p.m. with kick-off at 5:30 p.m. on Friday at the Reagan campus football field. 
 
Select Reagan football players will be coaching the Junior and Senior spirit teams. 
 
Heather Stolle's Xlr8 Dance team will perform at half-time along with special guest appearances that you won't want to miss.  
 
Tickets are $4 for students and $5 for adults at the gate. 
 
Our amazing spirit dads will be grilling hamburgers and hot dogs, so come hungry.  Meals are $6 which also includes chips and a drink. 
 
We hope to see you at the football game.
 
If you have any questions, please go to Reaganspiritsales@gmail.com.
Artsy Barksy - ADL Summer Fun!
Friday, May 18th, 2018, 6pm to 9pm at Paul Jolly Center for Pet Adoptions, 210 Tuleta Drive
 
 
 
ADL’s Artsy Barksy Summer Fun!
Friday, May 18, 2018
from 6 pm - 9pm
at the Paul Jolly Adoption Center located at 210 Tuleta Dr.

Come on out for a night of local art, vendors, beer sampling, food trucks, and pet adoptions! Proceeds from art sales will go towards the care of the homeless pets at the Animal Defense League of Texas. Your dog is welcome to join you, just make sure they’re well-behaved in crowds and updated on their rabies vaccination. 10% of art sales benefit the homeless pets at ADL.

Are you an artist interested in participating in this event? Sign up to register at
Armed Forces River Parade
Saturday, May 19th, 2018, All Day Event at San Antonio River Walk
 
This parade, dedicated to the men and women of the United States Armed Forces, features 26 patriotically-decorated floats carrying all branches of military personnel. The parade theme is patriotic music and will play from all the floats. View the parade for free from anywhere downtown on the River Walk. On-stage entertainment will serenade the floats through the Arneson River Theatre. This is one of the largest parades held on the River Walk. It is televised live locally and syndicated in over 25 markets throughout the United States including the Pentagon Channel. The presenting event sponsor is Budweiser.
 
for more details!
Tiny Home Showcase
Saturday, May 19th, 2018, All Day Event at Construction Careers Academy, 9411 Military Dr W, San Antonio, TX

 

 

https://nisd.net/cca/tinyhomesshowcase

 

If you watch Tiny House Nation then you don't want to miss the CCA Tiny Home Showcase.  This year’s CCA Tiny Home Showcase is just around the corner on May 19th, gates open at 9am. 

 

The Tiny Homes Showcase is sponsored by Northside ISD's Construction Careers Academy.  The Academy is a 4 year public school that trains students in the areas of electrical, HVAC, plumbing, pipefitting, carpentry, architecture, construction management and applied engineering.  It is public education impacting workforce development through training students in the field of construction.  The Showcase is a culmination of what they have learned and serves as an opportunity to showcase their skills.  For more information on the project visit www.nisd.net/cca/homes.

 

See info on the showcase at www.tinyhomesshowcase.com   See the student built tiny homes.  

 

Homes will be auctioned a 1pm.  There will also be a silent auction items i.e. sheds, dog houses, picnic tables, furniture, etc.

Community Input Meeting Regarding New Park
Saturday, May 19th, 2018, 7:30am at Wayside Chapel, 1300 Evans Road
 
 
 
Walking Tours start at 7:30AM       Planning Workshop starts at 9:00AM
 
 
Reagan HS Orchestra at Barnes and Noble
Saturday, May 19th, 2018, 11:30am at Barnes and Noble, Northwoods
 
 
District 9 Neighborhood Alliance Meeting
Wednesday, May 23rd, 2018, 7pm at 1139 E. Sonterra Blvd - SO Methodist Hospital
Please see the D9 page on this website for a 2018 D9NA Application
 
 
The May District 9 Neighborhood Alliance meeting will be held at 7:00PM, Wednesday, May 23rd.  (Meetings are always held the fourth Wednesday of the month at the Stone Oak Methodist Hospital, (Classrooms #1&2), 1139 E. Sonterra Blvd. (just off Hwy 281 in Stone Oak).
 
 
 
Directions:
If you are coming north on Hwy 281, go under Loop 1604 and immediately take the Sonterra Blvd. exit to the right; cross over to the right and follow the signs to Sonterra Blvd.; at the top of the hill take a right on to Sonterra Blvd., proceed through the first traffic light, at the next traffic light you will see the hospital on your right.
 
If you are coming around Loop 1604 westbound, take the Stone Oak Parkway exit, go north on Stone Oak Parkway and turn right on Sonterra Blvd.; proceed east on Sonterra through the traffic light at Hardy Oak and you will see the hospital on your left.
 
Park as close to the main entrance as possible, go through the Benson Pavilion entrance and the classrooms are to your left. We will be in Classrooms #1&2.
District 9 HOA and NA Presidents Meeting
Thursday, May 24th, 2018, 6pm to 7:30pm at Mays YMCA on Blanco - 21654 Blanco Road
 
 
Are you an HOA or NA President?  Plan to attend this important meeting with Councilman Courage, his District 9 staff, and representatives from the City's budget office to talk about priorities for the FY2019 budget.  The District 9 Participatory Budgeting Program will also be discussed.
 
Be sure to check out www.d9pb.org for all information regarding the District 9 Participatory Budgeting, projects, and voting.  ALL residents will vote online May 29-June 9!  
Celebrate 20 years of Bush Bulldogs!
Friday, May 25th, 2018, 5pm at Barbara Bush Middle School
Come celebrate 20 years of Bush Bulldogs!
 
Barbara Bush Middle School, 1500 Evans Road
Friday, May 25th
5:00PM-8:00PM
 
5:00PM      Meet & Greet in the library
 
6:00PM         Program begins in the Gym
 
7:00PM     Refreshments will be served in the cafeteria
 
RSVP to mbooko@neisd.net or 210-356-2901 by May 21st
 
POA Office Closed - Memorial Day
Monday, May 28th, 2018, All Day Event
District 9 Participatory Budgeting - VOTING
Tuesday, May 29th, 2018, All Day Event
 
 
Your online vote is needed!!
 
Your one-stop hub for all things D9PB is here! Learn how the process came to be, study the map and ballot, and get ready to vote on projects that will directly impact your neighborhood!
 
The first of its kind for the City of San Antonio. An opportunity for you, the residents of District 9, to make your voice heard.

After reviewing 44 proposals from the community, participatory budgeting committees made up of District 9 residents have signed off on our first ever participatory budgeting ballot.
 
Click on this link:  https://www.d9pb.org/
 
 
We need YOU
to vote for the Huebner sidewalk along the northern side of Huebner Road,
between Stone Oak Pkwy and Blanco Rd!
(Located under "District Projects" on the online ballot)
 
The online polls open on May 29th at 9AM!
Voting continues until June 9th!
 
 
 

 
District 9 Participatory Budgeting - VOTING
Wednesday, May 30th, 2018, All Day Event
 
 
Your online vote is needed!!
 
Your one-stop hub for all things D9PB is here! Learn how the process came to be, study the map and ballot, and get ready to vote on projects that will directly impact your neighborhood!
 
The first of its kind for the City of San Antonio. An opportunity for you, the residents of District 9, to make your voice heard.

After reviewing 44 proposals from the community, participatory budgeting committees made up of District 9 residents have signed off on our first ever participatory budgeting ballot.
 
Click on this link:  https://www.d9pb.org/
 
 
We need YOU
to vote for the Huebner sidewalk along the northern side of Huebner Road,
between Stone Oak Pkwy and Blanco Rd!
(Located under "District Projects" on the online ballot)
 
The online polls open on May 29th at 9AM!
Voting continues until June 9th!
 
 
 

 
District 9 Participatory Budgeting - VOTING
Thursday, May 31st, 2018, All Day Event
 
 
Your online vote is needed!!
 
Your one-stop hub for all things D9PB is here! Learn how the process came to be, study the map and ballot, and get ready to vote on projects that will directly impact your neighborhood!
 
The first of its kind for the City of San Antonio. An opportunity for you, the residents of District 9, to make your voice heard.

After reviewing 44 proposals from the community, participatory budgeting committees made up of District 9 residents have signed off on our first ever participatory budgeting ballot.
 
Click on this link:  https://www.d9pb.org/
 
 
We need YOU
to vote for the Huebner sidewalk along the northern side of Huebner Road,
between Stone Oak Pkwy and Blanco Rd!
(Located under "District Projects" on the online ballot)
 
The online polls open on May 29th at 9AM!
Voting continues until June 9th!