Corsicana ISD’s Bright Minds
Corsicana ISD, following their new motto of “Bright Minds Big Goals”, is hosting a summer school aimed at sharpening young minds. “Bright Minds, Big Goals” is used by Corsicana ISD to reinforce achievement in their students and inspire them to dream big. Students so far have dived into 2d and 3d shapes, letters, and sight-word […]
Gregory-Portland Wins Congressional Art Competition
Gregory-Portland ISD is proud to share that Bobbi Catalano, a student at Gregory-Portland High School, has been recognized on the national level for her outstanding artistic achievement. Her artwork, Edna Hisler, won first place in the prestigious Congressional Art Competition, representing Texas’s 27th Congressional District. As a result of this honor, Bobbi’s piece will be […]
212 Day at Caddo Mills ISD
One of the most important traditions at Caddo Mills ISD is the Annual 212 Day. Students are granted the opportunity to give back to the community. 212 day is centered on service, encouraging students to step outside the classroom and give back to the community that supports them. 212 Day emphasizes the importance of service […]
Former Caddo Mills ISD Player Makes History
Kaydee Bennet, former Caddo Mills ISD Fox, has just won the Women’s College World Series with the Texas Longhorns. The win marks the first in the school’s history. Bennet, the team’s starting second baseman, had a great series with a stolen base and multiple defensive put-outs. Bennet was a standout during her time at Caddo […]
Penguin Project Camp Launches at Southwest ISD
The Southwest ISD Penguin Project commenced its theater summer camp, offering special needs students the opportunity to socialize, build connections, and begin rehearsals for their upcoming production. Students in the Penguin Project camp were paired with peer mentors, students the same age who volunteered to work alongside them throughout the rehearsal process. The Penguin Project […]
United ISD Community Opens Gia’s Legacy Library
United Independent School District recently opened Gia’s Legacy Library at Rio Bravo City Hall to honor the memory of Gia Sanchez, a student from Juarez-Lincoln Elementary who passed away in October 2024. What used to be an office space was transformed into a cozy library for the community. With the help of her loved ones, […]
Dickinson ISD Wins at Film Festival
Dickinson ISD’s very own are hitting the big stage. Charliebird, a summer film project, won big at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City. The film, featuring Dickinson students and staff, has just won Best U.S Narrative Feature. Dickinson ISD board trustees Mary Anthamatten and Jessica Rodriguez were featured in the film, as well […]
Forming Student-Athlete Leaders at Cypress-Fairbanks ISD
Over 100 Cypress-Fairbanks ISD student-athletes participated in the SALT leadership program at Berry Center. Through SALT, meaning Student Athlete Leadership Team, student-athletes are taught leadership and given examples to implement in their own schools. The IDEALS SALT program was created to meet the demand for student-athlete leaders in high schools. Through SALT’s curriculum and leadership […]
Springtown ISD Brings STEM to Life with Camp Invention
Springtown ISD students had the opportunity to participate in Camp Invention, a STEM program that encourages creativity and out-of-the-box thinking. Students tackled real-world problems through four themed workshops with the help of teachers and student volunteers. Over the course of the camp, students were a part of the Illusion Workshop™, where they learned the science […]
Crandall ISD’s Engineers of the Future
Crandall ISD is hosting Camp Invention, which provides young minds with the resources they need to hone their problem-solving and teamwork skills. Camp Invention’s fun and engaging environment encourages confidence in young minds. The National Inventor’s Hall of Fame, which sponsors Camp Invention, seeks to promote and inspire inventors across the country. As a national […]
