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Rotary Club at Landrum Middle Friday, November 06, 2009 (11 reads)
The Rotary Club of Spring Branch-Memorial sponsored a luncheon for students at Landrum Middle School recently to honor outstanding students chosen by teachers at the end of the first grading cycle. SBISD Board of Trustees member Wayne Schaper Sr. was the event speaker. Read More | |
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It’s a Good Time to Rebuild Our Schools Friday, November 06, 2009 (44 reads)
Spring Branch ISD is building for the future prudently and wisely. In recent weeks, Spring Branch ISD has sold construction bonds at historically low interest rates. At the same time, multiple bids have been received on upcoming projects, resulting in potential cost savings. For SBISD, it’s a very good time to rebuild. Read More | |
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First Semifinalist named at Westchester Academy for International Studies Friday, November 06, 2009 (15 reads)
Elizabeth Krueger won double honors recently. She was named a 2010 National Merit Scholarship Program Semifinalist and became Westchester Academy for International Studies’ first honoree. Elizabeth and her parents were recognized Oct. 26 during the monthly meeting of the SBISD Board of Trustees. Read More | |
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Memorial High’s varsity tennis team regional champions Wednesday, November 04, 2009 (167 reads)
Go Mustangs! Memorial High’s varsity tennis team became regional champions by defeating Katy Taylor 10-5 in Oct. 31 finals held in Deer Park. They travel to Austin and the UIL Team Tennis State Championships this Friday and Saturday. Read More | |
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Wilchester Elementary third-grader’s poem selected for anthology Monday, October 26, 2009 (54 reads)
Wilchester Elementary third-grader Connor Stein has been named a Top Ten Poet in the Creative Communications poetry contest. He wins a $50 U.S. Savings Bond. His poem will be included in the anthology, A Celebration of Poets, which includes student works chosen for literary merit, creativity and social significance. Read More | |
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Red Ribbon Week Activity Monday, October 26, 2009 (329 reads)
The students at Landrum Middle were thrilled to have Mr. Oliver Luck, CEO of the Houston Dynamos, speak to them as part of the activities for the Red Ribbon Week. Read More | |
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Family Library Night Monday, October 26, 2009 (291 reads)
More than 90 family members of all ages showed up recently for the weekly Family Library Night at Housman Elementary School, 6705 Housman. The 9-year-old program meets for two hours every Thursday evening. Read More | |
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Spring Woods High presents Roald Dahl’s adaptation of The Witches Monday, October 26, 2009 (247 reads)
Arriving just in time for Halloween, the Safari Players at Spring Woods High will present a play of the Roald Dahl classic novel, The Witches, Oct. 29-31, in the high school’s mini-auditorium. This fall play is presented as a part of a learning community literacy initiative focusing on the novels of author Dahl. Read More | |
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New Eagle Scouts Monday, October 26, 2009 (687 reads)
Three Stratford High School students will be recognized as new Eagle Scouts with Troop 599 during an Eagle Court of Honor at Memorial Drive United Methodist Church. Read More | |
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Playing for the Cure volleyball match raises funds and awareness Monday, October 26, 2009 (355 reads)
Spring Branch ISD staff members and the parent of a volleyball player were among pregame speakers during the Play for the Cure Match Oct. 9 between Stratford and Memorial high schools. While the two teams are tied for first place, the match-up raises research funds and awareness for breast cancer and other cancers. Read More | |
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A Day Made Better Tuesday, October 13, 2009 (566 reads)
Four Spring Branch ISD teachers – Gustavo Avila at Housman Elementary, Marie Casamayor at Ridgecrest Elementary, Jeri Steenson at Bendwood School and Elizabeth Burling at Terrace Elementary – were among a dozen educators across Houston who were surprised and honored by visits from Office Max’s “A Day Made Better” national school campaign. Each winning teacher won $1,000 in classroom and school supplies ranging from digital cameras to office chairs. Read More | |
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Art Museum Tattoo Workshop Tuesday, October 13, 2009 (184 reads)
The art and history of henna tattoos will be explained by Trushna Shah during a special Henna Tattoo workshop at the Altharetta Yeargin Art Museum on Thursday, Oct. 22, beginning at 7 p.m. Read More | |
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Renovated W.W. Emmons Natatorium reopens with splash Tuesday, October 13, 2009 (500 reads)
More than 300 people attended the Grand Reopening of W.W. Emmons Natatorium on Sept. 24. The community event included remarks by district leaders, a ribbon cutting ceremony, public tours and student exhibitions. Read More | |
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Foundation leaders present annual check to Board Tuesday, October 13, 2009 (180 reads)
Presiding officers and executives with the Spring Branch Education Foundation (SBEF) presented the group’s annual symbolic check to the Spring Branch ISD Board of Trustees during the Board’s Sept. 29 regular monthly meeting. Read More | |
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College Shoppers Tuesday, October 13, 2009 (266 reads)
Thanks to funding from Dynegy Inc., Landrum Middle School students visited Texas A&M University in College Station. Read More | |
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