Luling
Luling, TX · Education
bvmsports.com
McCallum Athletes Face Locker-Room Thefts and $10K Loss
Repeated thefts from McCallum High School’s girls’ locker rooms have left athletes without personal belongings and raised concerns about campus security. The stolen items include everyday essentials, clothing, electronics and wallets; a separate series of break-ins also cost the softball team equipment worth about $10,000. The school has tightened access and urged students to use lockers, but athletes say the lockers can be unreliable or unavailable.
akinseagleseye.com
Teaching 7 out of 8 periods
All the teachers around campus have a lot of work making them busy and overwhelmed but, this year Austin ISD decided to change the schedules for non-core teachers on campus. Because of Austin ISD’s $180 million budget deficit, district administrators changed the requirements for how many periods teachers must teach classes, requiring all non-core teachers to teach seven out of eight class periods.
San Antonio Current
‘Silence is getting a bit loud’: Emails show UT leaders took heat for slow response to Bo French post
Despite pressure from students and graduates to condemn the remarks as racist, University of Texas officials took a more careful approach. The post ‘Silence is getting a bit loud’: Emails show UT leaders took heat for slow response to Bo French post appeared first on San Antonio Current .
fox7austin.com
Some Webb Middle School parents say they were misled in petition to close campus
AUSTIN, Texas - Austin ISD's Burnet and Webb middle schools received five consecutive "F ratings from the Texas Education Agency. Now, the district faces a potential state takeover. Some parents say they’re confused about a petition that could help determine their school’s future. The Webb Middle School PTA...
hoodline.com
Hwy. 79 Becomes the Dividing Line as Hutto ISD Redraws High School Zones
Hutto ISD has drawn a new line down the middle of town, and it runs right along Hwy. 79. Starting with the 2027-28 school year, that highway will determine which high school students attend: those south of it will stay at Hutto High School, while those to the north will be zoned for the brand-new Creekside High School.
mySanAntonio.com
The San Antonio Observer
“Parking Has Never Been an Issue at HT Until This Woman Tried to Claim the Neighborhood”
A Viral Confrontation Outside the HBCU Has Revived the Debate About Historically Black Neighborhoods and Gentrification, HT Alumnus Says the Dispute Reflects a Larger Problem With Gentrification A dispute over public street parking near Huston-Tillotson University in East Austin has sparked protests and a larger conversation about race, gentrification and the history of one of […] The post “Parking Has Never Been an Issue at HT Until This Woman Tried to Claim the Neighborhood” appeared first on saobserver .
thedispatchonline.net
Rhetoric is no longer a course at Bowie
UT OnRamps Rhetoric was removed by Austin Independent School District (AISD) at many AISD campuses, including Bowie. Teachers and students were impacted by the end of summer decision to cut the course. According to the University of Texas (UT), OnRamps Rhetoric gives students six college credits that they may be...
seguintoday.com
Cuero’s Big Plays Sink Navarro in 63-33 District Showdown
CUERO, Texas — Navarro traded punches with undefeated Cuero Friday, but quarterback Jarvis Williams Jr. delivered two devastating long touchdown runs before halftime and the Gobblers never looked back, rolling to a 63-33 victory at Gobbler Stadium. Williams accounted for seven touchdowns — four rushing and three passing —...
culturemap.com
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...
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.