EISD Students Broadcast News
The broadcasting studio at Perales Elementary School in Edgewood ISD may resemble a typical newsroom in many ways, with its bustling atmosphere, camera equipment, bright lights, backdrops, and dedicated journalists. However, there’s a distinctive feature that sets it apart – the colorful backpacks and the youthful energy of the team. In this unique newsroom, the anchors […]
FSHISD Students’ SAIA Exhibit
“Puro San Antonio” is a colorful photo exhibit by Fort Sam Houston ISD Cole High School students featuring pop-art portraits of foods, drinks, and other items close to the heart of the city and its residents. The fine arts exhibit runs through the end of the year at at the Galleries @ SAT at San […]
FSHISD Superintendent “Selfies”
Dr. Gary Bates, an exceptional school director, is a dedicated and experienced educator who currently serves as the Superintendent of Fort Sam Houston Independent School District. With 25 years of experience in the field of education, the FSHISD Superintendent’s career has encompassed various roles, including athletic coach/coordinator, history teacher, junior high/high school assistant principal, junior high/high school […]
Lackland STEAM Activities
Lackland ISD students incorporate STEAM activities to get hands-on, FUN learning! Here’s what Lackland Elementary Students have been working on recently! 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade art clubs used Model Magic to create awesome mini sculptures. Some classes are learning about matter. Mrs. Flores said, “Since we’re learning all about matter in science, my […]
South San ISD Students Explore CTE
South San Antonio ISD students at South San Antonio High School have been busy with their CTE programs and groups as they explore opportunities and excel with awesome achievements. South San Antonio High School Students on the Robotics team and in the Manufacturing Engineering class visited Pressure Systems International to demonstrate their robot to manufacturing […]
ECISD Visits Bullock Museum
East Central students at Heritage Middle School recently had the privilege of immersing themselves in Texas history with a visit to the Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin. The seventh-grade Humanities students, motivated by their passion for history, were awarded scholarships that allowed them to witness the museum’s featured presentation, “The Star of Destiny,” […]
Southwest ISD STEAM Showcase
Southwest ISD‘s Elm Creek Elementary School S.T.E.M. & Science Night was a blast! These young scientists took center stage and showcased their talents at the Elm Creek Elementary School S.T.E.M. & Science Night. It was a fun night as students, teachers, and parents came together to celebrate the wonders of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. From hands-on experiments […]
SCUCISD Honors Custodian Day
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD observed National School Custodian day to express their collective thanks for the invaluable work these workers do to keep their campuses clean, and safe. Some campuses honored their custodians with cake, food, and cards, indicative of the gratitude felt for the work they do. Every custodian in the district also received a […]
NISD Hosts Anchorman Chancellor
Just before School Lunch Week (Oct.9-Oct.13), Northside ISD Child Nutrition Services and Carnahan Elementary School hosted News4 anchorman David Chancellor for a story on the history of school meals. For context, school meals were put into law by Congress with the National School Lunch Act in 1946. That mirrored what civic and social organizations were […]
What Parents Need to Know About School Vouchers
What Parents Need to Know About School Vouchers – Trina Pruitt, parent and Go Public contributor School vouchers are a hot topic these days. I regularly run across articles, political ads, and even billboards that aim to sway parents and voters one way or the other on the subject of vouchers, but neither side delves […]
