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Seguin High School students write and illustrate children’s books Students in Principles of Human Services class compete to publish a book
“No losers at the playground – only popular kids!” Those words instantly captured the attention of Stephanie Bowsher’s Principles of Human Services class at Seguin High School as one student read her original children’s book aloud. Each year, Bowsher challenges her students to write and illustrate a children’s book. This year, she raised the bar…
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Pumpkin Pie Bar Recipe Anyone? This Recipe is sure to make your Tummy Smile!
Pumpkin isn’t just for Halloween or Thanksgiving. At least not the way advanced culinary student Tristan Johnston does it. Johnston, who is a senior at…
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Star Picture Frame DIY With Dunn Elementary! Dunn Elementary art teacher Nicole Miller
Christmas is coming and Dunn Elementary art teacher Nicole Miller wants to make sure you’re ready. That’s why she’s showing everyone how to make a…
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Personalized Yarn Ornaments Anyone? We got you! Corey Academy art teacher Samantha Uribe helps bring in some Holiday Cheer!
If your Christmas tree needs a little pop, have no fear. Corey Academy of Fines Arts and Dual Language art teacher Samantha Uribe has you…
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Future Webb Elementary goes vertical Students excited to see steel beams going up
What’s the Buzz at Webb? The students at Webb Elementary are all abuzz. And it’s not just because of the holidays. It’s because their new…
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Holiday Spirit at Ella B’s Brings Families Together Arlington ISD students, families in need treated to Christmas dinner party
Ella B’s is the Place to Be! The holiday spirit was alive and well at Ella B’s restaurant in Arlington on Wednesday. More than 100…
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Arlington Sunrise Rotary brings holiday cheer to elementary students Rotary gives toy-filled stockings to students at Thornton and Anderson elementary schools
Arlington Sunrise Rotary Members of the Arlington Sunrise Rotary spread joy and holiday cheer to over 1,200 elementary students at Thornton and Anderson elementary schools…
