The Jr High One Act Play will be presenting "The Wishin' Tree" on Thursday, January 29, 2015 at 6:30pm in the High School Cafeteria.
Due to the weather today, bus stops will be at the following intersections. Rte 1: FM 2663 & CR 1805, 1825, 1830, State HWY 19 & CR 2125, CR 1800, FM 229 & CR 2030. Rte 2: FM 229 & CR 2135, 2145, the entrance to Tejas Shores. Rte 3: FM 2022 & CR 1625, 1630,1640, 1650, State HWY 21 & CR 1515, 1525, 1535. If your road is not listed here the bus route will run as normal. We are unable to travel down dirt roads, if you live down a dirt road we need you to meet the bus at the pavement. We are sorry for the inconvenience. If you have any questions please call us at 936-544-5664. Follow us on Facebook and Twitter for more information as it comes available.
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Due to an UIL event next week, Centerville has requested that we play the basketball games in the following order with the first game beginning at 4:00pm:
7th grade boys
8th grade boys
7th grade girls
8th grade girls
Nominate your outstanding 4th-8th graders to join delegations of distinguished students at the Lone Star Leadership Academy, a weeklong, TEKS-based, experiential leadership development program to Dallas/Fort Worth, Austin/San Antonio, or Houston/Galveston during thesummer. The Lone Star Leadership Academy provides opportunities for students to experience grade level curriculum during visits to historically, politically, scientifically, and environmentally significant sites with a focus on leadership throughout. Participants must be in 4th-8th grade, maintain an 85 or higher average, be active in school and/or community activities, and receive an educator nomination based on demonstrated leadership ability. There is no limit to the number of students you may nominate as long as they meet the eligibility requirements. For more information, visit www.educationinaction.org or call 817-562-4957.
Nominations may be made online at http://www.educationinaction.
(Nominated students receive a certificate of teacher recognition from Education in Action.)
Fall Nomination Deadline: Friday, November 21, 2014
Education in Action is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to empowering young people to be informed and active leaders in their communities.
Latexo ISD has a tuition reimbursement program to encourage parents and their students who may be interested in taking Angelina College classes in high school. The parent pays their students’ Angelina tuition at the start of the semester, and the parent is eligible to get 50% of the tuition cost reimbursed by the district. The reimbursement is only for classes that Latexo ISD has approved and offers its High School students. The refund would occur every semester the student takes Angelina classes through Latexo, and cover every class that they take.
Click below to read the full agreement. This agreement must be signed and returned to Mr. Cravens in order to be enrolled in the reimbursement program.
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