The College Station school district’s 2023 Long Range Facilities and Bond Planning Committee membership list was finalized with the board of trustees’ unanimous approval Tuesday. This committee was chartered by the board in February for the purpose of reviewing and prioritizing the district’…
The Texas A&M University System was one of many higher education systems to give testimony to the Texas House of Representatives’ Higher Education Committee on Monday.
Plans were outlined for the College Station school district’s Long Range Facilities and Bond Planning Committee during a special school board meeting Wednesday.
At a time when school choice and school finance are at the peak of the 88th Texas legislative session conversation, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has been making his rounds to Texas private schools to advocate for a school voucher program.
Recognizing that adjustments would need to be made in the realm of positive student behavior intervention and support in a post-pandemic world, the Bryan school district has partnered with Safe and Civil Schools, a professional development tool.
Rudder High School sophomore Peter Fidler was having a flipping good time during the Bryan ISD Showcase held during March’s First Friday in Downtown Bryan.
The Blinn College District reached its highest enrollment for the winter minimester this year — the largest since the 2017-18 academic school year.
A long-awaited development will bring a monetary reward for several Bryan and College Station school district teachers this summer. So, what was the development? Both districts’ local designation systems for the Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) were approved on Feb. 8.
When the opportunity presented itself to purchase Sylvan Learning of Bryan-College Station, Jenny Nelson knew it was the next step for her growth plan.
After 25 years, the Sul Ross Elementary Valentines for Veterans program continues to bring awareness to the service and sacrifice of not only veterans, but also first responders and health care workers.
Ruth Simmons, president of Prairie View A&M University, said Friday she will resign at the end of February, three months earlier than her expected resignation date of June 1.
Standardized testing continues to be a convoluted topic in education.
The Bryan-College Station Habitat for Humanity and Bryan school district held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Bryan ISD Build Project on Friday.
By the middle of the College Station Education Foundation’s 15th annual 50 Men Who Can Cook event on Friday, Jeff Given’s team already had handed out the last of its 800 fig and goat cheese bites served in phyllo cups.
It was a morning filled with pizza and praise as St. Joseph Catholic School celebrated National Catholic Schools Week by attending a school-wide Mass followed by a pizza lunch on Thursday. This was just one of many celebrations held throughout the elementary and secondary campuses this week.
A crowd gathered to surprise and recognize Julie Brenner, assistant principal of Mary Branch Elementary School, for being named the Texas Principals and Supervisors Association’s Region 6 assistant principal of the year on Thursday.
The Blinn College District and Sam Houston State University have created an easier, more affordable way for students to attain their bachelor’s degrees.
Texas A&M’s online bachelor’s degree program was ranked as the fourth best in the nation and No. 1 in Texas, according to a recent US News and World Report. The University of Florida maintained the top spot with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Worldwide and the University of Illinoi…
When Marcelo Bussiki, music director and conductor of the Brazos Valley Symphony Orchestra, called Joseph Daigle, artistic director and conductor of the Brazos Civic Orchestra, and asked him to fill in for the symphony’s annual children’s concert, it was an offer Daigle could not resist.
Plans are in motion for the Blinn College’s $31 million Bryan campus Administration Building. The Blinn College District Board of Trustees heard a presentation from Mark Feldhake, executive director of facilities, planning and construction, last week regarding the architectural plans for the…
After much anticipation, the Bryan school district community learned what its newest mascot was going to be on Tuesday. The O.W. Sadberry, Sr. Intermediate Mustangs will welcome its first class of fifth grade students in August with royal blue and white as the school colors.
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The Bryan and College Station school districts each received an unsolicited donation of $1 million from the Donald and Donna Adam Family Foundation. The boards of both school districts unanimously approved and expressed gratitude for the generous donation at their Tuesday board meetings.
Rhonda Dunn, the daughter of Ruby Haliburton, struggled to find the words as she began to speak Thursday at the groundbreaking of the complex that bears her late mother’s name.
“Don’t feed the plants!” is the warning the Rudder High School theater department gave to those souls brave enough to step into the auditorium Friday and Saturday. If you can do that, then you will experience “Little Shop of Horrors” and all of its delights.
In a process that began in October, the College Station school district board of trustees unanimously voted in favor of Calendar A for the 2023-24 school year at its meeting Tuesday.
The Bryan school board unanimously approved the 2023-24 District Instructional Calendar A and the Bryan Collegiate High School calendar during its meeting Tuesday. While it is typical for it to change every year, the Bryan school district’s calendar has been an extra hot topic the past few weeks.
Finding funding for instructional materials — something that has historically been done by the state — has become a difficult task for Texas school districts.
Sul Ross Elementary third and fourth graders had a Friday to remember with a visit from the Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering Trailblazer, or a 40-foot “STEM museum on wheels.”
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