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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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Attention high schoolers: Find scholarships and get tips on how to apply It's time to apply for scholarships
Apply for scholarships over winter break Attention high school students. Is “applying for college scholarships” on your winter break to-do list? If not, you need…
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See Santa and sign up for pre-K 3 on Dec. 11 Check out Kooken Early Education Center at holiday open house
Sign up for pre-K 3 at Kooken If you think your 3-year-old is ready to start their educational journey, Kooken Early Education Center may be…
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Anderson Elementary gets new book vending machine Whataburger and Texas Rangers present vending machine to the students
Students get to pick out books to keep If there was any doubt about what books students at Anderson Elementary prefer, there isn’t anymore. The…
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RE/MAX hot air balloon at Short Elementary inspires curiosity and learning Hot air balloon lands on campus
RE/MAX hot air balloon crew gives demonstration What do you get when you mix a giant hot air balloon and a school full of curious…
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Mission Joy Toy Drive accepting donations throughout Arlington Grand finale drop-off is Dec. 10 at Arlington ISD Center for Visual and Performing Arts
Mission Joy Toy Drive benefits Mission Arlington Christmas Store This holiday season, Arlington ISD and its incredible community partners are on a mission to bring…
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Top off Thanksgiving with Gaby’s Apple Pie Gaby Perea shows you how to make her apple pie recipe
Learn how to make Gaby’s Apple Pie One of the secrets to making a good apple pie is patience. That’s what Gaby Perea says. But…
