HALLSVILLE — Hallsville High School Theatre is all about the drama as they advance to the regional UIL One Act Play competition next month after placing first in the recent bi-district matchup.
Trinity School of Texas hosts robotics showcaseTrinity School of Texas hosted a robotics showcase April 1 for its third-grade students. The theme of the showcase was “Taking Trinity to the Future,” according to Mellissa McCreary, TST executive director of Instructional Technology and Student…
PT robotics teams bring home winsSix Pine Tree Middle School sixth grade robotics teams competed in the “For the Love of Robotics VEX IQ” tournament in Rowlett. Thirty-four teams competed.
AEL students win Adult Learner of Year awards
Sabine Middle School student wins artist contest
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Musicians earn first-division medals at UIL competitionSpring Hill High School band members recently competed at the UIL Solo and Ensemble competition, earning 63 First Division ratings.
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D.A.R. Good Citizens Awards
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A Carthage High School student artist’s work has once again been selected for the Texas Art Education Association’s Youth Art Month All-State Exhibit.
For Kassidy McCullough, service is about acts that can be as simple as making someone smile.
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If teachers and students at T.J. Austin Elementary School are having a ruff day, they’re in luck because the school has found the Ticket to happiness.
HALLSVILLE — Business and industry leaders across East Texas met at Hallsville ISD last week to celebrate February’s National Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month.
Ali Worsham believes a classroom can have the best technology, but it is useless without a teacher who knows how to use it.
Kilgore College pharmacy certification classes open
Local junior high students compete at UIL district
Pine Tree ISD’s Birch Elementary on Friday hosted an annual special education “circus skills” event.
Wiley College continued its winning streak this past weekend at the annual National Alumni Council Leadership Conference and Alumni Summit in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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Students at Ramey and Clarkston Elementary Schools are acclimating to some special guests.
East Texas Baptist University’s School of Nursing was recently ranked as the No. 1 BSN program out of the 118 programs evaluated in Texas by the Annual RegisteredNursing.org Registered Nurse (RN) Program State Rankings.
Wiley College recently crowned this year’s UNCF (United Negro College Fund) royalty by announcing Alia Scott as the 2020-21 Miss Wiley College UNCF.
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Kilgore College band members earn state honor
Pine Tree students advance in essay contest
Members of the community had an opportunity to tour the new John Tyler High School this week.
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When Emily Franklin wears her mascot suit, she becomes a “hype beast” and embodies school spirit to share with Van High School and the community.
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Pine Tree High students going to state competition
Pine Tree ISD’s Excellence Compelling Extraordinary Learners High School celebrated its graduation on Thursday.
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ETBU athletes serve overseas
LUFKIN — Hundreds of Lufkin Middle School sixth-graders are spending their mornings attending school at Ellen Trout Zoo.
Students in Cathy Reints’ geometry class at Judson STEAM Academy this past week use the Jigsaw Model to peer teach the rules of triangle congruence using documents created the previous week. According to the Longview ISD school, the projects helps students grow in their International Baccala…
Pine Tree ISD students win bikes
Panola College announces fall 2019 honor graduates
Six Panola College Chorale Members were selected to perform in the 2020 Texas Two-Year College All-State Choir.
A federal judge is weighing higher fines for the Education Department after the federal agency disclosed it pursued scores of additional borrowers for debt collection — violating a court order.
Santa in schools
Hallsville High School National Honor Society and Z Club students recently learned about helping others by taking children in their own district to buy new shoes.
Economists from Mexico are teaming up with the University of Texas at Tyler to study the impact of human capital and oil and gas in the region.
Schools partnering for prenursing courses
