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Marquez, TX · Education
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Navasota Rattlers kick off first day of high school football practice
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STC welcomes fourth Texas A&M Engineering Academy cohort
MCALLEN, TEXAS – For Javier Ramirez Jr., beginning his journey at South Texas College means staying close to home while he prepares for a career in civil engineering through a partnership between the college and Texas A&M University. Ramirez is among the 36 new “Jaggies” who are part of...
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Texas A&M Military Medicine Program Prepares Students
JULY 30, 2026 — As the aerospace, austere and military medicine sectors continue to grow, so, too, do their workforce needs. The Texas A&M University Naresh K. Vashisht College of Medicine is building one of the nation’s premier programs to help fill that gap and prepare Aggie leaders for meaningful work in extreme environments in space and on Earth.
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Texas A&M, Space Force set to keep officer learning program in College Station
Texas A&M University and the United States Space Force are working to expand a program that sent Space Force officers, known as Guardians, to College Station for four weeks. The course, known as the Captain’s Leadership Course, was started as a pilot program in January. It is designed to have Guardians come to College Station for four weeks of space and joint military education.
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New Teachers welcomed at Annual New Teacher Institute
BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - Bryan ISD officially welcomed their newest educators during their annual New Teacher Institute. new teachers from across the district joined campus and district leaders at the Performing Arts Center. They got to walk the red carpet as they were cheered on by the Bryan High School Shyannes and Rudder High School Rangerettes.
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Congratulations to our 2026 National Merit Scholarship winners
Seven students from five West Austin schools won National Merit scholarships this year, with a couple of those scholarships sponsored by corporations and colleges. Caleb Kim and Ella McKenna from Regents School received National Merit Scholarship awards. Ella’s award was sponsored by Texas A&M University where she will probably study electrical engineering, and Caleb plans to study bioengineering.
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Teachers claim Cy-Fair ISD restricts classroom wish lists from being shared online
CYPRESS, Texas – A recent TikTok video caught attention online this week as Houston mother Aly Matei sparked questions about whether teachers in Cy-Fair ISD are allowed to share classroom wish lists online. Matei said the issue came to light after she tried to find local teachers’ wish lists...
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College Station ISD Announces 84% Pass Rate For Students Taking AP Exams in 2026
College Station ISD announced on Monday that the district had an 84% pass rate for students who took Advanced Placement exams in 2026. The pass rate outperforms both state and national averages across tested subjects. Highest passing averages:. English Literature 96%. Calculus BC 96%. English Language 95%. Chemistry 94%. Physics...
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Texas A&M University System appoints Interim President for WTAMU
The Texas A&M University System announced Monday afternoon that Dr. Neil Terry will be the Interim President for West Texas A&M University. Currently, Terry is the Executive Vice President and Provost at West Texas A&M University. President Dr. Walter V. Wendler noted in a letter to the West Texas A&M University faculty, staff, students and other Texas A&M University dignitaries that he would be retiring in September to move with his wife, Mary, to College Station. "Neil Terry has earned the trust of West Texas A&M University through years of serious, steady work on behalf of its students, faculty and academic mission," said Texas A&M University Chancellor Glenn Hegar in a WT news release. "He has shaped WT from the classroom, the College of Business and the provost's office, and he understands both the daily work of running a university and the long-term responsibility of serving this region. I am grateful he is willing to step into this role and keep the university moving forward while the national search continues." A national search to find WT's next permanent president will begin this summer. Terry, who does not intend to apply for the full-time president position, would succeed Dr. Wendler in
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College Station City Council Meeting Preview 07/23/2026
The College Station City Council is slated to meet Thursday night. The main order of business will be the approximately $576-million proposed city budget for fiscal year 2027. A public hearing will be the first item on the regular agenda. The Regular Agenda takes place after presentations, the Consent Agenda, and the Workshop Agenda.
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Tremaine Jackson blasts THSCA coaching school for snub: ‘You don’t respect our ball’
Tremaine Jackson wants respect. The outspoken Prairie View head coach said his program was disrespected after Panthers assistant coaches were not invited to the Texas High School Coaches Association Coaching School, arguing that the staff had earned recognition after an historic season. Jackson said the issue was not with the...
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Bryan ISD In-Person New Student Registration Event Is July 21, 2026
Bryan ISD wants to remind families that Tuesday, July 21, 2026 is their in-person registration event for all new students to the district. All grades and all programs in Bryan ISD, regardless of age. They’ll have transportation personnel onsite, plus nurses, and the health department. Bilingual assistance and testing is...
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Texas A&M campus speed limits changing before fall semester
COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - Texas A&M University Transportation Services is reducing speed limits on various campus thoroughfares ahead of the fall semester. A recent campus review focused on improving safety identified areas that would benefit from reduced speeds, according to Transportation Services. Members from the division, traffic engineers, university police, and university administration participated in the process, which resulted in a recommendation for and approval of speed limit reductions in multiple areas.
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Mike Hedrick posthumously inducted into Texas High School Coaches Association Hall of Honor