Bonham ISD campuses are currently closed, and each campus will reopen at various times at each campus. Below are the dates that each campus is open for student registration.

Bonham High School will host the second annual Freshman Pow-Wow on Wednesday, August 13 from 10:45 a.m. - 1:45 p.m. at the BHS Gym. Lunch will be provided for students who attend.

The internationally-renowned Mariachi Sol de Mexico — a Grammy-nominated ensemble — will be the headline performer of the University of North Texas Mariachi Aguilitas Summer Camp, an annual week-long workshop that teaches musical skills to middle school and high school mariachi players. Camp participants will have the chance to perform with Mariachi Sol de Mexico on one song during the group’s first ever concert at UNT, which will open with a performance by Denton-based professional mariachi ensemble Mariachi Quetzal.

Tiffany Sellers, representing Ector High School, won fourth place in the special talent contest division with her vocal performance to an audience of more than 2,000 at the National Beta Convention on June 28, 2014 in Richmond, Virginia.

Get the digital literacy skills you need to succeed in today's marketplace! Enroll in the IC3 (Internet and Computing Core Certification) program at Richland College Garland Campus.

(L-R) President Dan Jones, Kaden Andre, Rep. Dan Flynn and Dr. Karen Andre

Eight Trenton FFA members attended the 86th Texas FFA Convention where they attended sessions and listened to speakers, went to the Casey Donahew Band concert, elected new officers, and went to the FFA dance.

Students wait for their turn to use the DWI simulator during a Watch UR BAC presentation at the University of Houston. The program uses interactive technology and explans the consequences drinking and driving. (Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service photo)

Many students may not realize it, but the money they make from working at a part-time or a summer job should be reported to the IRS. When you start a new job, you fill out an IRS Form W-4, Withholding Allowance Certificate.

If it's August, it's time for Anime at the Creative Arts Center. Last year's Anime, SCI-FI & Fantasy Art Exhibit was full of vibrant exciting art, much of it at the hands of local students. The arts center will again allow students to enter this exhibit for free, and, since there are so many talented young people in the area, CAC Director Lisa Avila anticipates another terrific exhibit for 2014.

The poster in the entryway of Scoates Hall at Texas A&M University, College Station, appears to be photo-bombing the award winners of Peary Wilemon-National Cotton Ginners’ scholarsh ips. Fro m left to right, Zackary Skrabanek, Daniel Luehrs, Walter Oosthuizen, Dr. Calvin B. Parnell Jr., Demi Dean, Jordan Grier, David Arthur. (Texas A&M photo by Ashlea Schroeder)

The Texas Education Agency (TEA) has launched a federal grant flexibility initiative aimed at providing increased flexibility to grantees, including school districts, charter schools, education service centers, colleges and universities and non-profit entities that receive certain federal education grants administered through TEA.