Friday, November 22, 2019

Diabetic Awareness

On Wednesday, November 13 at Henry B. Gonzalez the 4th grade students gathered together to stomp diabetes wearing their crazy socks to bring awareness to the many foot problems diabetics experience. 
Way to go Bobcats!
submitted by E Gonzalez

Analyzing Persuasive Speeches

Students in Mrs. I. Salinas' English II classes at WHS have been studying persuasive speeches as a part of their English II EOC prep. Students were put into groups of five and given different speeches to analyze such as Emma Gonzalez's anti-gun, Admiral William H. McRaven's "Make your Bed," and David McCullough Jr.'s "You Are Not Special." 
They were then tasked with analyzing the speech for its purpose, tone, rhetorical appeals, figurative language, and defining quotes. 
Each student took on a different task in the group. 
Students presented their individual speeches to the class. 
They ended with what they connected most with in their speeches. 
The students were able to take away a little something from each speech. 
Go Mavericks!
SUBMITTED BY I SALINAS

Cougar Birthday Wishes

Happy Birthday wishes are in order for Mrs. Nancy Fuentes-Brooks and Mrs. Rosa Ochoa who celebrated their birthdays recently. 
Both are amazing 4th grade teachers at Sam Houston Elementary who put in their best each day! 
Their students and fellow coworkers would love to wish them the happiest if birthdays!
submitted by D Martinez

Centers

On November 12th, students in Mrs. Torres' classes at Sam Houston worked on their centers while Mrs. Torres attended to her small group! 
Students in one center worked in reading and comprehension while others worked on their spelling and vocabulary skills! 
Students did amazing work and cooperated effectively with their group members to complete their station activity! 
Fantastic work Cougars!
submitted by D Martinez

Istation


Mrs. Torres-Hdz from Sam Houston Elem. would like to congratulate her student Alexis Vasquez for making the most progress in her Istation this past month of October!
Great job Alexis! Let's keep up the great work!

submitted by D Martinez

Thursday, November 21, 2019

Essay

At Sam Houston Elementary students in their 4th grade English class worked diligently on completing the editing, revising and publishing process of their essays. 
Mrs. Torres-Hdz and Mrs. Ochoa are extremely proud of the work and effort students have put in to complete their essays and make them better than their initial draft!
submitted by D Martinez

Silverline: The Force WAS with Them


Silverline Sponsors, Mrs. Denisse Villarreal and Mrs. Josie Mercer, would like to thank the Silverline Dance Team and HoCo float crew for doing what they do best!
On Wednesday, November 6th, the "May the Force Be With You" float was selected as the first place winner of the traditional homecoming parade.
The girls, doing what they do best, came together as the strong team that they are and supported their reps, Lupita Farias and RJ Martinez, in every way they could to make the vision happen.
Their Star Wars themed float was a total hit as it collected cheers and applause through the duration of the parade.

submitted by J Mercer

Sweet Treats for Silverline


On Friday, November 8th, Sophomore Silverliner, Leah Barragan, touched the hearts of her teammates and sponsors with the kindest of gestures.
Leah brought the brightest of smiles to her teammates when she presented every member with her most delicious homemade treats and a heartfelt note that read: There is MUFFIN like dancing with a great team.
The team was touched by Leah's thoughtfulness and thanked her for the blueberry muffins and brownies she made for them.
The Silverline Dance Team builds each other up on and off the dance floor. 


This is apparent as these beautiful young ladies shine on and off the field.
Great job, ladies! Go Winn Silverline!
#welovewhatwedo #silverlinesisters

submitted by J Mercer

Pumpkin Flame Test at WHS


Students in Mrs. Gloria Martinez's class at Winn High used pumpkins to conduct the flame test lab.
As a pre-lab, students read about fireworks and how the vibrant colors are produced at the atomic level.
Students used dissolved metal salts, placed aluminum foil inside their personalized pumpkins, and added the salt solution and methanol to light up the flame. Students were able to see the different colors each metal salt gave off and at the end, they were able to identify an unknown mixture of two ions.
Of course, Mrs. Martinez always preps her students before a major lab, for this one, she showed them videos to teach them about the safe use of methanol and videos with examples of the traditional flame tests lab. 


From these lessons, students took note of the color of light that each salt gave off to help them identify the salts when they did their own pumpkin lab.
As always, students in Mrs. Martinez's Chemistry classes were given the opportunity to put their knowledge to practice with fun hands on activities. 


What better way is there to learn than by having fun?
Great job, Mrs. Martinez! 

Go Mavericks!
submitted by J Mercer

Silverliners of the Week


On Friday, November 1st, Sophomores Deyanira Castillo and Captain, Analucia Hernandez were recognized as Silverliners of the Week.
Day after day, these young ladies put in the time to make the team great. 
The girls were recognized for their hard work and commitment to the program.
Congratulations, ladies!
 Keep up the excellent work! Go Winn Silverline!
#silverlinesisters

submitted by J Mercer

Library time

Time at the library is always something that the students are looking forward to! 
The students were able to enjoy a great story and complete an activity that went with the story. 

Mrs. Salinas always knows how to make a book come to life!
R.V.L.A...Where the Magic Happens!

submitted by J Villegas

Time

Ms. Martinez' first grade class at Graves had an amazing time putting their knowledge to the test by playing a fun game! 
Learning time to the hour had never been so fun.
submitted by K Martinez

Friendship and Sharing

R.V.L.A. staff is always ready to give a hand whenever there's a job to be done! 
Mrs. Sanchez and Ms. Mejia have been working very hard to have the decorations ready for their 1st Celebration of Friendship and Sharing! 

Thank you ladies for all that you do!
R.V.L.A...Where the Magic Happens!

submitted by J Villegas

National Diabetes Week Participation

Ms Ramon's Graves Elementary 4th Grade students showed their Diabetes Awareness support by wearing blue on Thursday, November 14th. 

Way to support a good cause students!
Go Tigers!

submitted by J Ramon

Lady Eagle Athletics Blanket Donation

EPJ Lady Eagles are not just athletes, they're crafty too! 
The Lady Eagles donated blankets to U.S. Renal Care.
submitted by E Rodriguez

4th Grade Students Help out

4th Grade students at Benavides Elementary volunteered to helped out after their lunch in the cafeteria. 
They showed what great helpers they were and made us proud. 
Great job Bulldogs!
submitted by C Ruan

Building Friendships in the Classroom

Students in Mrs. Ruan and Mrs. Cantu's class at Benavides were building friendships in the classroom  November 14
They learned through play and interacting with each other while forming long lasting friendships. 
Love, Respect, Advocate.
submitted by C Ruan

Evacuation Drill

EPHS held a successful evacuation drill on Thursday, November 14, 2019. 
Evacuation drills are done so that students and staff can practice how to evacuate the building in case of an actual emergency that requires everyone to vacate the building.
submitted by P Cantu

Day 4 Diabetes


Mrs. Villegas's students wore blue on the fourth day of Diabetes Awareness Week!
R.V.L.A...Where the Magic Happens!

submitted by J Villegas

Imagine Math Think30 Club

Congratulations to the following student: Diego Silva at Benavides. 
He earned 30 passed lessons in the Imagine Math Program!
 Every student that earns 30 passed lessons in Imagine Math becomes a Think30 Member and earns 30,000 bonus points. 
Way to go Bulldogs!
submitted by S Kypuros

The wizard of Oz play

Mr Gonzalez class from Graves Elem. visited the Fine Arts building on November 12 th 2019 to see the play of The Wizard of Oz. 

The kids had a great time and want to say thank you to all the cast and especially to former Graves star of the play Amanda Lee Martin.
Go Tigers!

submitted by G Gonzalez

Diabetes Awareness Week-Blue Day

Benavides Heights participated in Diabetes Awareness Week. 
On November 14th students and staff had Blue Day. 
They wore blue to help make the invisible disease visible. 
Good job Bulldogs!
submitted by S Kypuros

Tech and ASU

Students from EPHS traveled to Texas Tech University and Angelo State University on Thursday, November 14, 2019. 
Students were able to tour the two Universities and meet with admission counselors to find out about what is required to attend the universities.
submitted by P Cantu

Diabetic Awareness Day

EPHS students showed their support on Diabetic Awareness day by wearing blue.
submitted by P Cantu

Tigers learn measuring!

On Thursday November 14th students in Mrs. M. Velasquez 5th grade classroom at Graves working in groups to measure in meters and yards. 
Tigers had a good time going around school measuring. 
Go Tigers!
submitted by A Libson

Indoor Percussion Try Outs

The EPHS Percussion Studio held try outs for their Indoor Percussion competition team. Students tried out for a limited amount of spots which range from Cymbals, Snares, Base Drums, Front Line and Bass. 
Results from the  November 14 tryouts will be posted on a later date. 
Good luck to all.
submitted by P Cantu

sme 3rd grade students

On Nov. 4th SME 3rd grade students mindful Miners received a certificate of attendance for participating in the district coloring activity for " ATTEND TODAY ACHIEVE TOMORROW" activity.
submitted by R Roman

A Modest Proposal

Mrs. Salinas' English III AP students at EPHS analyzed the classical model for arguments using Jonathan Swift's satirical piece "A Modest Proposal".
submitted by P Cantu

coloring activities

Students in Mrs. H. Galvan's 1st grade class at Graves working on phonics cut n paste activity on Thursday November 14th. 
Go Tigers!
submitted by A Libson

Persuasive Essays

Ms. De Los Santos' English II Pre-Ap students at EPHS praceticed the writing process when it comes to completing a persuasive essay. 
This is in preparation for the upcoming STAAR EOC ENGLISH II exam the students will be taking in a couple of weeks. 
Good Luck and go Eagles!
submitted by P Cantu

Research Time

Students in Mrs. D. Lerma-Rodriguez' English IV class at EPHS continued on their research papers by looking for evidence to support their thesis statement.
 Students are half-way done with all the requirements that are needed to complete their research assignment.
SUBMITTED BY P CANTU

Lockdown


The Little Giants were practicing procedures during a lock down and each one of them showed how brave they are.
R.V.L.A...Where the Magic Happens! 

submitted by J Villegas

Turkey Wind Sock

Learning was made fun during Science in Mrs. Ramos' Class! 

The students used recycled material to make beautiful turkey windsocks.
R.V.L.A...Where the Magic Happens!

submitted by V Herrera

Math Parent Involvement Night

EPHS Math Department hosted a very successful Math Parental Involvement Night on Wednesday, November 13, 2019.
 Under the guidance of department chair, Ms. Gabriela Martinez, the math teachers were able to host a fun filled math theme carnival. The carnival had various games for parents and students that were math themed. 
From a Cake Walk, a Loteria, and various other games; parents and students had a great time at the event. 
Congratulations goes out to Mr. James Bartlett for guessing the correct number of candy in a jar. 
Along with the 649 pieces of candy, Mr. Bartlett went home with a Chick-Fil-A gift card.
submitted by P Cantu

SME recognizes student of the month for Oct.


SME would like to congratulate the students who were chosen for students of the month for October
SME Counselor Mr. Rocha recognized his students with a certificate on Nov. 4th.
Way to go Miner!

submitted by R Roman

SME Team Navy Advance to playoffs


SME would like to congratulate the Division III Volleyball Team Navy for advancing to playoffs.
SME students and staff wishes everyone the best of luck.
Way to go Miners!

submitted by R Roman

Perfect Attendance 1st 9 weeks

Great job Tigers! 
The 2nd graders in Mrs Trevino's class at Graves were rewarded for their Perfect Attendance on Fri Nov 8.
submitted by V Trevino

Tigers participated in City League

On Saturday November 9th a big congratulations to Graves Tigers Jayden, Brandon & Luis that participated in the City League Bronco team and won against Cowboys the Championship game! 
Their coaches Valdez, Aranda, & Jaquez are very proud of them. Boys will be traveling to Tyler Texas to compete in the Regional Tackle Football game. 
Go Tigers!
submitted by A Libson

Day 4 of Diabetes Awareness Week

Thursday November 14th Diabetes Awareness Week Activities continues at Graves with "World Diabetes Day", it was wear blue day in support of Diabetes Awareness!
 Go Tigers!
submitted by A Libson

Mustangs attend Wizard of Oz Musical

On Monday November 11th, the 6th Graders from Perfecto Mancha Elementary traveled to the EPISD Student Activity Center, to watch the Wizard of OZ Musical. 
The 6th graders had an amazing time and would like to congratulate C.C. Winn Theater on a fantastic performance, way to go Mavericks!
submitted by A Rodriguez

Morning Read-Aloud

Darr students got into character after hearing a great story in the morning of November 14
Students were reminded of the importance of being a "GOOD SEED."
submitted by A Flores

World Diabetes Day

Students at Kennedy wore blue for Diabetes Awareness Week.
They helped make this invisible disease visible.
submitted by L Flores

Guest Reader

The Community Development Institute invited RVLA's Principal, Mrs. Pang - Villa to be a guest reader to commence the Thanksgiving season. 

The children enjoyed Mrs. Pang - Villa's excellent rendition of Dav Pilkey's T'was The Night Before Thanksgiving.
RVLA....Where The Magic Happens!

submitted by D Salinas

Honor Roll

Friday Nov 8 the 2nd graders in Mrs Trevino's class at Graves were rewarded for earning honor roll the 1st nine weeks. 
Way to go Tigers!
submitted by V Trevino

Thanksgiving


Robert E Lee 6th grade student, Nataly Robles is showed her class her own, created poem on Thanksgiving!
Awesome job! 

Way to go Nataly!
Go Rebels!
submitted by V Yzquierdo

Wishing the EAGLES GOODLUCK

Mrs. Cantu's 2nd grade class at Armando Cerna Elementary would like to to wish the Eagle Pass Eagles Good Luck on their playoff game. #MakeItCount
submitted by Y Cantu

Tigers participated in Veterans Parade !

On Saturday November 9th Graves Tigers Jesse R. Gill IV and Bella Rodriguez participated with big smiles in the Veterans Day parade with Cub Scout Pack 474. 

Great job Tigers!
Go Tigers!

submitted by A Libson

food donations

Graves Elementary would like to help out our community in this season of giving and sharing. 
They are asking for each grade level from Graves to bring in a food item. 
All items will be donated to a local food pantry. 

Mrs. V. Soto Gonzalez Graves Principal would like to say, "Thank You" in advance to Tiger parents for their donations.
Go Tigers!

submitted by A Libson

SME PTO went trick or treating

SME PTO went around campus treating their student and staff to a Halloween treat bag.
submitted by R Roman

SME Life Skills go trick or treating


Life Skills students at SME were treated with special treats from 1st grade students and Teachers!
Thank You 1st grade!

submitted by R Roman