Student Mobile Bus Art Inspires
2023 Fourth Annual Art Bus Go Public Collaboration 2023 marked the fourth year Go Public hosted its annual Art Bus Contest with the Texas Cavaliers, VIA San Antonio, and Adsposure. The joint event on May 20th celebrated a total of 26 winners from the Cavaliers’ elementary art contest and Go Public’s high school arts spotlight. […]
Harlandale ISD Cultural Arts Fair
Harlandale ISD’s 2023 Cultural Arts Fair was one of the biggest and best yet! The District Days Cultural Arts Fest is an exciting celebration that honors the rich legacy and cultural contributions of Central Texas’ Black community and provides a gathering place for everyone to enjoy Austin’s unique black arts, music, history, and culture. Festivities […]
Edgewood ISD Holds Asian Culture Night
Students celebrated the rich cultures that make up Edgewood ISD! L. B. Johnson Elementary School held their first Traditional Asian Culture night! Students came in traditional dress attire, families made home cooked meals to share, and our students led directed drawings and origami sessions! ¡Celebrando las grandiosas culturas que componen a EISD! ¡La primaria LB […]
Dickinson ISD Students Study African-American Artist for Black History Month
Dickinson ISD middle school art students create masks in the style of a famous black sculptor. For Black History month, 6th grade artists at Barber Middle School learned about Kimmy Cantrell, an African American sculptor. He is known for his colorful clay masks depicting expressive abstract faces with exaggerated eyes and whimsical features. Cantrell uses […]
Royal ISD Elementary Students Celebrate Mardi Gras
Royal ISD‘s Royal Elementary School threw a parade in celebration of Mardi Gras! The students decorated their umbrellas to parade around the school and show their beautiful creations off. Mardi Gras is a giant celebration typically celebrated on Fat Tuesday. Mardi Gras is French for Fat Tuesday. This celebration is traditionally celebrated to “fatten up” […]
Alamo Heights ISD Meets Holocaust Survivor
A San Antonio local and Holocaust survivor teaches Alamo Heights ISD students about Holocaust Remembrance and the importance of that time in history. Cambridge fifth grade students received a lesson for Texas Holocaust Remembrance Week that only few in the world can teach. Local survivor, Rose Williams, spoke to the group to share her incredible […]
Clear Creek ISD Students Help Write “I am Texas” Book
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. A total of 72 students from 13 Clear Creek ISD schools were selected to be published in the “I Am Texas” book contest hosted by the iWRITE Literacy Organization and The Bryan Museum! Students chose to write […]
San Antonio ISD’s Out-of-This-World Opportunity for Summer Camp Students
SAISD’s Out-of-This-World Opportunity for Summer Camp Students San Antonio ISD’s Harris Middle School gave its students an amazing experience in the STEM field during their all-new summer camp. Around 20 students participated in the camp that specializes in aerospace engineering. Students built rockets, flew drones, programmed robots, and more. The summer camp also provided a […]
School Boards: Community Engagement and Support
Community support and involvement with school boards is the topic in this white paper by, “Ask Former Trustees – Clear Creek ISD Chapter”
Public Schools Celebrate Hispanic Heritage
CELEBRATING HISPANIC HERITAGE AND DIVERSITY We celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month this year from September 15th to October 15th. The month honors anniversaries of independence for Latin American countries of Mexico, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, and Nicaragua. (Library of Congress) During this month we focus on the contributions Hispanic Americans have made to […]
