Benefits of Dual Language Programs
Blog by: Laura Hermes, Intern, UT Austin What is a Dual Language Program? Dual Language Immersion programs, commonly referred to by the acronym DLIs, are a way for students to be immersed in two languages simultaneously during their early education. DLIs are most commonly offered in English combined with Spanish, French, Mandarin, or American Sign […]
Dickinson ISD Froberg’s Farm Field Trip
Dickinson ISD recently organized a trip for San Leon Elementary School students to Froberg’s Farm, a beloved local destination. Here, students and their families engaged in a variety of educational activities, including picking strawberries and vegetables, observing the stages of the strawberry’s life cycle, and enjoying playful activities such as corn kernel and sand pits. […]
Angleton ISD Joins Rockets and Robots Program
Angleton ISD’s High School Robotics Team participated in the Rockets and Robots program at the Brazoria County Historical Museum to celebrate the new Project Apollo exhibit, which opened on February 14th! Rockets and Robots explained the success of the Apollo program’s multiple missions to the moon, and featured modern-day technological successes as well, presented by the team. […]
Alief 6th Graders Learn Life Skills
Each year, all Alief ISD 6th grade students attend JABizTown, where learning leaps off the pages and into the real world. BizTown combines in-class learning with a day-long visit. In this simulated town, students have the opportunity to run businesses, write checks, manage a restaurant, and even vote for the mayor. What a great day […]
Cleveland ISD Hosts Transportation Group
Cleveland ISD hosted the Gulf Coast Association for Pupil Transportation (GCAPT), led by CISD’s Transportation Director, Cody Cox. He also serves as the President Elect for the group, and was able to connect resources to host the ceremony! The event featured a special performance from the RBB Jazz Band and AFJROTC Color Guard. This was a […]
Dickinson ISD’s Seussical Steals the Stage
Gator students filled the seats at Dickinson ISD’s High School to see the theatre department’s performance of Seussical. Talented K-12 students lit up the stage, showcasing their boundless creativity and love for the arts. These snapshots capture the magic of musical theater in action! Congratulations to the students who participated, the production team, technical crew, […]
Huffman ISD Visit Children’s Museum
Huffman ISD’s 1st-grade Huffman Elementary School class went on a field trip to the Chambers County Children’s Museum where students had fun hands-on learning experiences. Exhibits included fun, engaging opportunities for these young explorers to live as construction experts, doctors, and even paper airplane engineers! Chambers County Children’s Museum is an interactive indoor play space […]
Santa Fe ISD Belle Team Excels at ShowMakers
Santa Fe ISD’s very own Tribal Belle Competition Team competed in the ShowMakers of America dance competition at Dawson High School. The competition team competed 3 team routines and the military officers entered 1 ensemble routine. For the Contemporary Officer Ensemble, the military officers placed 3rd Overall in the medium division and earned a Sweepstakes […]
Alief ISD Lunar New Year Festival
Alief ISD embraced the magic of Lunar New Year with incredible company, including Alief ISD Superintendent Dr. Anthony Mays and Houston Mayor John Whitmire. The Lunar New Year is a celebration of the arrival of spring and the beginning of a new year on the lunisolar calendar. It is the most important holiday in China, […]
Royal ISD Celebrates School Counseling Week
The first full week of February is complete, and with that National School Counseling Week is over until next year. However, our support for the immensely talented support staff in our districts will continue. This year’s theme was “School Counseling: Standards-Based, Student-Focused.” One team we want to highlight is Royal ISD’s counseling department. The ‘Marvelous’ […]
