|
|
SECTION: School News
|
Southeastern establishes 'Center for Rhetoric and Professional Development; to assist students
The initial meeting of the Advisory Council of the Center for Rhetoric and Professional Development was held recently. In attendance, left to right, were Dr. Paula Allen, Dr. C. Henry Gold, Dr. Theresa Hrncir, Dr. Loide Wasmund, Tommy Kramer, Dr. Faye Mangrum, Dr. Melanie Price, Dr. Bryon Clark, and Skip Robinson.
Full Story
Capitol Hill elementary school dedicates rain garden
"This rain garden is an attractive way to reduce the amount of storm water entering the sewer system while providing a fun learning laboratory for Brent's students and neighbors," said Christie Vilsack, wife of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack. "Teaching our kids about how water moves through the landscape is invaluable. This is an effective way to manage our precious water resources."
Full Story
Holiday Bazaar this weekend supports McKinney ISD Partners in Education
The McKinney ISD Partners in Education Department is proud to host the first annual Huge Holiday Bazaar this Saturday, November 7. The event will be held at Evans Middle School, 6998 W. Eldorado Pkwy., in McKinney. Over 100 vendors will offer home decor, unique gift items, trendy clothing, jewelry, collectibles, crafts and much more!
Full Story
Friday night lights...Bonham halftime photos
Full Story
I.W. Evans Intermediate Calendar of Events
November 10, 2009 PTO Meeting @ 6:00
November 11, 2009 Picture retakes
November 13, 2009 Fantastic Friday
November 23 – 27, 2009 Thanksgiving Holiday
Full Story
Wildlife management freshman receives hefty scholarship
Tarleton State University’s Ben Schmidtke was awarded the Natural Resource-Excellence in Education Scholarship. The $10,000 scholarship will be used for Schmidtke’s college expenses.
Full Story
McGruff entertains Tom Bean Elementary School students
The Tom Bean Police Department hosted a McGruff visit to the Tom Bean Elementary School students prior to the upcoming Halloween night.
Full Story
Friday night lights...Bonham and Paris: part 3
Paris High School invited junior high band members to participate in the final halftime performance at 68-year-old Noyes Stadium.
Full Story
Southeastern honors 'Top 10 Freshmen'
The Top 10 Freshmen were selected from more than 600 students, and included six from Oklahoma, three from Texas and one from Bogota, Columbia. Front row from left: Tiffany Martinez, Paige Percer, Ashley Duncan, Chelsea Nwankwo, Heather Hartline. Back row from left: Southeastern Interim President Larry Minks, Rance Cockrell, Jerreck McWilliams, Angel Vilchis, Matthew Sitton, Chase Dennis, Tim Boatman.
Full Story
Friday Night Lights...Bonham and Paris: part 2
Full Story
Austin College symposium examines 'New Horizons in Higher Education'
Austin College will host the Faculty Symposium, “New Horizons in Higher Education,” on Thursday, November 5, at 11 a.m. in Ida Green Theatre of Ida Green Communication Center. The event is free and open to the public.
The symposium is part of inauguration activities in advance of the official installation of President Marjorie Hass at 5 p.m. that afternoon.
Full Story
Trenton FFA travels to Indianapolis, Indiana for National FFA Convention
Seven members of the Trenton FFA attended the National FFA Convention held in Indianapolis, Indiana including Mr. Bradley and Mrs. Burdine held October 19th through the 24th. Members who attended were Whitney Benavides, Cody Griffin, Courtney Hanes, Morgan Hartwell, Amanda Mister, Ronnie Rice, and Cassidy Benavides.
Full Story
SMU honors outstanding alumni, emerging leader
A minister, a businessman and a Christian non-profit founder will receive the Southern Methodist University Distinguished Alumni Award, the highest honor the university bestows upon its graduates.
Full Story
October Warrior Boy and Girl of the Month
For the month of October, James Talley and Lauren Reeves were selected as Senior Warrior Boy and Girl of the Month for Bonham High School.
Full Story
Friday Night Lights...Bonham and Paris
Full Story
GCC Honors College awards scholarships
The Grayson County College Honors College has awarded scholarships totaling $21,000 for the 2009-2010 academic year. Fifteen students were named Presidential Scholars, and each received a Presidential Scholarship of $1,400 ($700 per semester) for tuition or other school-related expenses at the GCC Bookstore.
Full Story
'Reading Under The Stars' at Fannin County Head Start
Children and parents read together, ate popcorn and had lots of fun!
Full Story
|
|
|
|
