Judson ISD Teacher Reflects on Career
Judson ISD‘s Ms. Andrea Diaz is the epitome of what the district calls, “building your own,” or people who come from their schools, grow in their schools, and give back to their schools. Ms. Diaz was a Wolf herself, part of the team that opened Rolling Meadows Elementary over a decade ago. She started as […]
East Central JROTC Connects with Community
East Central ISD High School JROTC members went above and beyond to lend a helping hand to their community. The Cadets cleaned a two mile stretch on FM 1628 between US Highway 87 and New Sulphur Springs Road. At least twice a semester, Hornet JROTC Cadets take care of their Adopt-a-Highway area, making the area more beautiful, and […]
Alamo Heights Holds Student Advisory Council
Fostering Future Leaders with Compassion: The inaugural meeting of Alamo Heights ISD Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council marked the beginning of an exciting year for this diverse group of students, including 11th graders, 8th graders, and 5th graders from Cambridge and Woodridge. Their discussions revolved around the essence of leadership and how to put it into […]
Lackland Counselors Host Community Event
Lackland ISD school counselors held an after-school event called “Coffee with the Counselors.” Community members were invited to learn more about the youth programs available, tutoring options, and of course, the vast resources from the department of counseling. This team is comprised of school counselors, the Social-Emotional Support Coordinator and Interventionist, Military Family Life Counselors […]
SCUC ISD Welcomes Vejen Visitors from Denmark
The annual pilgrimage of students from Vejen Business College (VBC), located in Denmark, continued this morning as approximately 65 students and four chaperones paid a visit to Byron P. Steele High School. VBC students are roughly the equivalent of high school seniors who are going through the business program at the school. Visitors of Schertz-Cibilo-Universal City […]
South San Antonio ISD Supplied for Success
South San Antonio ISD (SSAISD) started the 2023-2024 school year with a show of community support that ensured students had the resources they needed for success. Thanks to initiatives like the TEXAS YES Project, elementary students across SSAISD received “Box of Dreams” kits filled with essential supplies, fostering a sense of care and support for […]
Southside ISD Media Crew Jumbo-Sized Impact
Southside ISD filled the Alamodome with thousands of fans to witness the 2023 Pigskin Classic Battle of 1604. The dome was electric and so were the Jumbotron Crew! The Crew made up of students from Southside High School, showed up to provide media coverage for the event. These student volunteers were thrilled to have full […]
South San Antonio ISD Culinary Club Returns to Cooking
South San Antonio ISD’s culinary club are putting their aprons back on and are ready to cook up a storm. The Kindred Elementary, Culinary Tigers, announced they will be holding their meetings again this upcoming year. The club was started five years ago by teacher Ms. Dominga Sanchez and fellow teachers. Upon the club’s return, […]
South San Antonio ISD Celebrates Opening of Community Garden
South San Antonio ISD celebrates the opening of their new sustainable community garden. The students of Madla Elementary held a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the new sustainable community garden. Volunteers from Gardopia Gardens, Wells Fargo, and Trinity University also were in attendance. The project all started when Madla Elementary fifth grade teacher, Priscilla Navarijo, […]
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD RST Program
Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD shares the importance of teaching students financial literacy. The Ready, Set, Teach! (RST) program is a field-based internship which supplies students with the knowledge of child and adolescents development principles, along with effective teaching principles. With the help of SCUC partner, Junior Achievement of South Texas (JAST), they are dedicated to teaching […]
