City Council District 1 is organizing a back-to-school event at Edison High. The event, which is in its fourth year, will provide free backpacks and supplies to attendees. Councilmember Dr.
Sukh Kaur is hosting the event, with support from Senator José Menendez and local partners, including H-E-B. Further details about the event, including its schedule and offerings, are available from the source, with the event taking place on August 8 at Edison High.
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