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Martin HS grad wins Amazon Future Engineer Scholarship and Internship Brian Chan is going to Duke University
5th year in a row Martin students have earned scholarship Bryan Chan sees camping out for basketball tickets in his future. The Martin High School STEM Academy 2025 graduate is heading to Duke University to study electrical and computer engineering – and to become an avid Blue Devil basketball fan. His future school is known…
Arlington ISD Senior Receives $40,000 Scholarship from Amazon Credits STEM Academy with changing his life
STEM Student off to Stanford in the fall STEM Academy student Chijioke Mgbahurike applied for the Amazon Future Engineer scholarship on a whim after realizing…
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Knox Elementary Teacher Recognized as Cowboys Class Act Dallas Cowboys stop by Arlington ISD to honor Elizabeth Brock
Teacher awarded $3,000 for classroom supplies The Dallas Cowboys bus and team mascot Rowdy don’t just show up to elementary schools every day. Every once…
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Father FEST is this Saturday! Free festival and resources for the entire family
Music, games, fun and more! Get ready for live music and loads of family fun this Saturday! Father FEST is just a few days away…
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Dell Donates Computers to the Sam Houston Just Keep Livin Program Matthew and Camila McConaughey foundation donates Chromebooks to Sam Houston High
just keep livin foundation promotes fitness and wellness for high schoolers Approximately 30 Sam Houston High School students received new Dell Chromebooks from the just…
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Peach Elementary students raise money for Eddy Peach Scholarship Present school namesake Debbie Peach with check
‘Pennies for Peach’ raises more than $1,200 Peach Elementary School hosts a “Pennies for Peach” scholarship fundraiser each year in honor of legendary football coach and school namesake Eddy “The Mayor” Peach and his…
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Special-education teacher wins $5,000 worth of classroom supplies Named a North Texas Honda Teacher Appreciation honoree
Candice Keller is also Webb’s wallaby mascot Webb Elementary special-education teacher Candice Keller is already a superstar at her campus. You can tell that by…
