Kirby

Kirby, TX · Education
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Estrada kicks record 51-yard field goal against Smithson Valley
Above, (SR) Bob Estrada takes the ball downfield past Smithson Valley defenders. Photo by Anthony Collins. Sometimes the most memorable moments in high school football have little to do with the final score. For the Lockhart Lions, Friday night’s matchup against Smithson Valley provided one of those moments, as kicker Evan Estrada delivered a remarkable 51-yard field goal that established a new Lockhart High School record and gave the hometown crowd something special to celebrate.
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Boerne Star
Boerne and Geneva win homecoming games, Chargers fall at SV and Comfort stays in playoff hunt
Boerne High defeated Veterans Memorial Friday night for homecoming 49-7. The game was stopped at halftime after a fire on one of the poles in the parking lot. It resumed about two hours later but with a running clock and ended at about 11 p.m. The Hounds added two more TDs in the second half after taking a 35-7 lead into halftime.
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4 Austin-area K-8 schools ranked best in Texas for 2027, per U.S. News
Four local elementary and middle schools are being hailed as the most brilliant beacons of Texas early education in U.S. News and World Report's new list ranking the best K-8 schools for 2027. U.S. News' annual Best Elementary and Middle Schools rankings analyzed over 70,000 public schools on the state...
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The San Antonio Observer
Seattle ON Tap
fourpointsnews.com
New Roosevelt Academy was formed in less than 100 days by seven dedicated families
In just 98 days, seven families turned a shared need into a new school. Roosevelt Academy recently opened its doors in the Four Points area, providing an educational community for students with diverse learning needs. The school was founded by seven families – the Denso, Hogan, Lawes, Reimers, Ritchie, Teitelman and Thomas families – who decided to stop waiting for the “right” school and build one themselves.
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hoodline.com
Wimberley ISD Chief Touts Test Scores as $135M Bond Work Reshapes Four Campuses
Wimberley Independent School District Superintendent Dr. Greg Bonewald stood before community and city leaders this month to deliver a report card on a district in the middle of its biggest construction push in decades, touting rising test scores and certification numbers even as bulldozers work through a $135 million bond program. The occasion was the district's annual State of the District address, delivered Oct. 14 to a room of civic leadership rather than parents dropping off kids, a sign of how closely the district's fortunes are now tied to the wider Wimberley Valley community.