Last Friday night, the Bowie Bulldawgs varsity football team took on the Westlake Chaparrals. The Dawgs fought hard but in the end the Chapperals took over and won with a final score of 48-7. Bowie students showed up loud and proud decked out in camo supporting the dawgs at Westlakes home stadium.

In an intense battle against Round Rock, the Freshmen Warriors gave it their all and kept fighting until the end; however, in an unfortunate end score, the game ended in an 18-0 loss. To start the game with possession Round Rock scored quickly. After a failed drive by the Warriors,...

LIBERTY HILL, Texas - Meet Liberty Hill High School Biology teacher Sue Davidson. A teacher who has been proudly owning the title of teacher for 50 years. "I have five teaching fields. I have P.E. And speech and health and biology and leadership," says biology teacher Sue Davidson. Davidson has...

The Cedar Park Timberwolves can’t look ahead. Yes, they close out their regular season against traditional rival Georgetown and yes, that game may determine the district title -- but not if the Timberwolves don’t take care of business first. That starts with a tricky road matchup Friday night (10/25) at Belton High School’s Tigers Stadium against a relative newcomer, the Lake Belton Broncos, in the VYPE Central Texas High School Football Game of the Week, simulcast on 102.7 FM ESPN Austin radio.

The college applications process can cause a person to experience many mixed emotions from excitement and anticipation, to anxiety and dread. High school seniors who choose to apply to college are faced with various pressures while completing this daunting process. Students who don’t receive guidance from a guardian or advisor are often left feeling overwhelmed and unsure of where to begin. Without someone to rely on for advice concerning writing college essays, filling out the FAFSA, or mapping out goals for their education, students may feel less empowered to pursue a higher education.

LIBERTY HILL, Texas — Liberty Hill ISD is set to open a new facility in November dedicated to special education students between the ages of 18 and 22. The facility will be located behind the district's administration building and has kitchens, a technology center, classroom spaces and other learning labs.

AUSTIN, Texas — Austin's oldest higher education institution is looking to expand out west. Huston-Tillotson University recently announced plans to build a "boots on the ground" California campus, serving a new group of students outside Central Texas. The Historically Black College or University (HBCU) plans to offer Liberal Studies...

Johnson High School junior Ava Schlotterbeck was selected to participate in NASA’s Texas High School Aerospace Scholars program earlier this semester. She is the first from Hays CISD to be selected for the program. Schlotterbeck, who discovered the program while researching for internships and scholarships, will participate in a year-long Science, Technology, Engineering and Math learning experience that caters to Texas high school juniors. The program starts in the fall with an online learning experience related to space exploration, Earth science, technology and aeronautics. The highest achieving students then receive an invitation to a five-day virtual summer experience (Moonshot) mentored by NASA scientists and engineers. During the summer experience, students work in teams to plan an Artemis-themed mission to the moon and Mars. Top teams then attend a residential experience at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston. Schlotterbeck hopes to possibly attend Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, or the University of Texas at Austin and major in aerospace engineering.

In most schools you will find students sitting in the classroom learning about math, English or science, but there's a new school in Central Texas that is changing things up.

Austin Independent School District Superintendent Matias Segura on Tuesday responded to criticism of the district’s proposed tax increase, which would inject millions into the district for pay raises and savings.

This new major should help educate the scientists of tomorrow to better understand our climate.

Hundreds of students wager sleepless nights and hours of studying for a place in the top 6% of their high school class, earning them an automatic admission to the University of Texas at Austin. However, a change in policy puts many students’ efforts in jeopardy. UT, one of the...

DRIPPING SPRINGS — Before a sell-out crowd on Friday, Oct. 18,  the Dripping Springs High School Tigers football team (6-2 overall) hosted the Lake Travis High School Cavaliers, who are ranked 11 in the state and are currently 7-0 overall. The final score was Cavaliers 49, Tigers 21. In the first quarter, the Cavaliers scored first on a 4-yard pass and then, later, on 47-yard run. The first quarter ended with the score Cavaliers 14, Tigers 0. The Tigers struggled to move the ball on the Cavaliers defense. However, in the second quarter, the Tigers scored on a 53-yard pass from Maddox Maher to Jakob Rivas and the PAT by Aiden Burgeson was good. The halftime score was Cavaliers 28, Tigers 7. The third quarter started and the Cavaliers scored another touchdown on a 36-yard pass and the score was Cavaliers 35, Tigers 7. This was a large deficit for the Tigers, but they kept battling to find the endzone. The Tigers offense managed to put together some great offensive plays and Maddox Maher scored on a 2-yard run for a touchdown. The third quarter ended Cavaliers 35, Tigers 14. The fourth quarter started and the Cavaliers offense again kept the Tigers defense on their heels. They scored two quick touchdowns and the score was Cavaliers 49, Tigers 14.  With the game clock winding down, backup quarterback Mateo Perez entered the game and found the endzone on a quarterback keeper for a 60-yard run. Following the game, Tiger head coach Galen Zimmerman stated that the Cavaliers are a very good and undefeated team. He said that the Tigers gave their best shot, but came up short. He went on to say that the Cavaliers made plays when they needed to and are a well-coached team. He continued that the Tigers never gave up and this game will only help them down the road. The Tigers will next travel to take on the Del Valle High School Cardinals at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 25. Tigers Offensive Stats Quarterback Maddox Maher: 11 out of 24 for 116 yards and one touchdown Backup quarterback Mateo Perez: 60-yard touchdown run - one touchdown Running back Jack Tyndall: 19 carries for 70 yards Wide receiver Jakob Rivas: Two receptions for 66 yard and one touchdown Wide receiver Cooper Reid: Three receptions for 30 yards Tigers Defensive Stats Jackson Mills: Two tackles and three assists Jacob Stockson: Two tackles and one assist.

It turns out that offering high school students the opportunity to make their own choices about their education is a lot harder than it seems. That’s what administrators and teachers discovered this year as they debated how to set rules for the 30-minute class period during the middle of the school day known as Eagle Time.