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” […]
Huffman ISD Fishing Teams Reel in Wins!
Fishing teams are becoming more popular in high schools, and Huffman ISD teams are leading the way! Congratulations to the Hargrave bass fishing team! They took first place and first individual in a Texas High School Bass Association fishing tournament in Toledo Bend. Some may think that fishing tournaments are easy, but in reality they […]
Angleton ISD Pre-K Students Make Box Cars
Overload of cuteness as Angleton ISD pre-k kiddos create cars out of cardboard boxes! At Angleton’s Central Elementary School, pre-k students have been learning all about boxes. As their box unit came to an end, they all made cars out of boxes. They drove their cars into the “drive-in” and enjoyed a movie. What did […]
Focus on Exciting Events in Alvin ISD
A lot of things are happening at Alvin ISD! Take a look at a few fun activities around the district. The fourth grade students were challenged to create a free-standing 100 block tower to celebrate the 100th day of school! The students were able to be creative and use their skills to see who can […]
Alvin ISD Teacher and Students Plant a Garden
One Alvin ISD teacher teaches responsibility and gardening skills by creating an outdoor garden. When looking for a class project that would give her students a hands-on learning experience while teaching them responsibility, Alvin Junior High teacher Kaelin Garcia started looking into ways to create a class garden on campus. A garden is a great […]
Royal ISD Football Players Commit to College Teams
Royal ISD is proud to announce that two of their student-athletes are headed to play college football! Two Royal High School football players signed with D1 schools. Jeremiah Robinson accepted a full ride scholarship to University of the Incarnate Word, and Da’Shawn Adams accepted a full ride to The University of Texas at El Paso. […]
Angleton ISD Student Chosen to Perform at Carnegie Hall
Angleton ISD senior Olivia Smith was chosen for her considerable talent as a singer and other accolades out of 10,000 students who auditioned to perform in the Honors Performers Series at Carnegie Hall in New York City. “I’m just an average high school student that likes to sing and has a cool opportunity,” Smith said. […]
Dickinson ISD Students Practice CTE
Dickinson ISD offers Career and Technical Education courses through Dickinson High School. DHS senior Toi Goffney spends two mornings each week to learn alongside a dental hygienist at League City Family Dentistry. Victoria Estrada and Aracely Pena, also seniors at Dickinson High School, are learning about filling prescriptions, working with insurance companies, and helping customers […]
Clear Creek ISD Art Student Wins at Rodeo
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo recognizes talented young artists from across Texas during it’s annual School Art Program Awards Ceremony. This year, about 200,000 students participated in the Rodeo’s School Art Program. Among the honorees were the Class Champions and Reserve Class Champions in the following categories: Colored Drawing, Mixed Medium, Monochromatic Drawing, Painting, […]
