SAN ANTONIO \u2013 Though San Antonio is not holding municipal elections this year, some Bexar County voters will have things of interest on Saturday\u2019s ballot. <\/p>\n
A half-dozen San Antonio-area school districts have business to take before their constituents. Most of that business involves the election of school board trustees.<\/p>\n
Alamo Heights ISD<\/p>\n
Alamo Heights ISD has two seats on the May 2 ballot: Places 3 and 4. <\/p>\n
Place 3 Trustee Ty Edwards is being challenged by Lindsey Saldana. Place 4 incumbent Hunter Kingman is facing Bianca Cerqueira.<\/p>\n
Boerne ISD<\/p>\n
Boerne ISD is largely in Kendall County, but parts of it also reach into Bexar and Comal Counties. <\/p>\n
This year, the seats for Places 6 and 7 are up for election this year, but one of the races is contested. Kristi Schmidt, the incumbent for Place 6, is running unopposed. Rich Sena, who is the Place 7 trustee, is being challenged by Michael G. Ethridge.<\/p>\n
Medina Valley ISD <\/p>\n
Medina Valley ISD is mainly a concern for Medina County voters, but there is a part of Bexar County that also votes in the district. This year, voters will select two candidates to serve as at-large trustees on the school board. <\/p>\n
Board members Nathan Fillinger and Blane Nash are being challenged by Andrew Carawan and Toby Castillo Walters for those seats on the school board.<\/p>\n
North East ISD<\/p>\n
Two seats on the North East ISD school board are being contested. <\/p>\n
Incumbent Diane Sciba Villarreal is facing Mike A. Wulczyn for the District 3 seat. District 7 will be getting new representation. Either Cheri Ettinger or Caprice Garcia will earn the nod. Trustee Marsha Landry is not seeking re-election.<\/p>\n
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD<\/p>\n
Voters in Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD will not be selecting any board members, but they will have a say in the future of the district. <\/p>\n