Alief ISD Hosts National History Day Fair

Alief ISD students took part in the National History Day Fair, showcasing their research and preparation centered around this year’s historical theme, Revolution, Reaction, and Reform in History. Students in grades 6–12 selected topics, conducted extensive research, and presented their findings through a variety of formats, including exhibits, documentaries, performances, websites, and research papers. Their […]

Woodville ISD Cultivates Real-World Experiences

Woodville ISD places a strong emphasis on career readiness, hands-on activities, and networking: a well-rounded and balanced approach to education that sets up Woodville’s graduates for success. The kind of curriculum Woodville develops is an intersectional one and the opportunities to network are priceless. As a testament to Woodville’s career preparation skills, Woodville High School […]

Waxahachie ISD Students Explore, Create, and Learn at GT Camp

Waxahachie ISD’s GT Camp started the week with a blend of science and movement. Waxahachie GT Students kicked it off by designing balloon-powered cars and racing them across the floor. After testing their engineering skills, they went to a skating rink to explore motion and balance in a hands-on way. To continue the week, campers […]

Woodville ISD Students Bring Smiles to Local Seniors

Woodville ISD GT students from Woodville Middle School spent time giving back during a special visit to The Orchard, a local senior citizens’ home. During their visit, students planted flowers, visited, and allowed residents to share some of their favorite stories. Throughout the day, students showed kindness and a willingness to serve others. Their efforts […]

Frisco ISD GT Students Stage Mock Trial

Frisco ISD fifth-grade students in the Gifted and Talented program had the opportunity to visit and learn from the state champion mock trial team at the district’s Career and Technical Education Center (CTEC). This experience set the stage for students to engage with a legal case of their own. As part of the “Thinking Like […]

Creative Learning at Woodville ISD

Woodville ISDs teachers are bringing creativity to the classroom, making learning more engaging and dynamic for their students. The 8th grade history classes were able to enjoy the beautiful weather while taking notes and prepping for their upcoming STAAR test. In another class the students investigated the role of gravity in our solar system by […]

Celebrating Advanced Academics in Pilot Point ISD

Pilot Point ISD takes pride in offering students rigorous academic opportunities that prepare them for college and beyond. Through AP and dual credit courses, students can challenge themselves, earn college credits, and gain a head start on their future. In partnership with North Central Texas College (NCTC), the Dual Credit program allows students to experience […]

Early College High School

My Early College High School Experience -Isabella Hudman, Judson Early College Academy Class of 2023, Texas State University Class of 2025, and We Go Public Intern What is Early College High School? Early College High School is like your traditional secondary school. However, it includes simultaneously taking college courses to graduate high school with an […]

Angleton ISD’s ‘Adopt A Pilot’ Program

Angleton ISD’s Central Elementary School joined the Southwest Adopt-A-Pilot. Pilot Jo Giles from Southwest Airlines taught four lessons to the 4th and 5th grade APAWLO classes. This engaging initiative included a tie design contest for Southwest Airlines. Students submitted drawings, and winning designs were worn by Southwest Airlines pilots. Consequently, this inspired students to dream […]

Friendswood National Merit Scholar Success

Friendswood ISD High School celebrated students who made it to the National Merit Semi-finals: Antonio Cabrera, Edward Fudge, Rylan Lynch, Aldrich Nguyen, and James Saul. Across the country, only 16,000 students make it to the semi final round of the scholarship competition and to qualify, students must score in the top 1% of their state […]

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