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Marshall ISD mourning death of high school student
MARSHALL, Texas (KETK) – Marshall ISD announced the passing of a high school student on Thursday. 17-year-old Jon’Arian Brown died on May 20, according to his obituary. “Jon’Arian will be greatly missed by his peers and staff at Marshall High School,” MISD said in a Facebook post. “He was loved by all that knew him.” […]
Tonight: NHS Valedictorian Chavarria and Salutatorian Carrillo to Lead Graduation at William R. Johnson Coliseum
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Huntington falls 2-0 to Franklin in Game One of Regional Semi
HUNTSVILLE, Texas (KETK) — The Huntington Red Devils have made it to the 3A Regional Semifinals, after knocking off Central Heights last week. On Thursday night in Huntsville, they could not get their offense going and dropped Game One to Franklin 2-0. Game Two of this series will be Friday at 12:30 p.m. back at […]
Huntington advances after 4-0 win over Central Heights
LUFKIN, Texas (KETK) – It was a Deep East Texas battle in the 3A Regional Quarterfinal as Huntington and Central Heights faced off in a one-game playoff in Lufkin. The Red Devils would prevail over the Blue Devils, as Huntington advanced with a 4-0 victory.
Stephen F. Austin State University welcomes new athletic director
NACOGDOCHES, Texas (KETK) – Stephen F. Austin State University faculty and staff gave a warm welcome to the new athletic director, Michael McBroom, from West Texas A&M on Wednesday. “Nacogdoches already feels like home,” McBroom said. “The people have been so accepting and welcoming for us and we are just excited to get going.” For […]
Nacogdoches High School Celebrates Future Careers: 51 Students Commit at CTE Senior Signing Day
On a Tuesday morning at the Malcolm Rector Center for Advanced Careers and Innovation, fifty-one Nacogdoches High School students participated in the Career & Technical Education (CTE) Senior Signing Day. This event recognized students who have secured jobs, or gained acceptance into college or military programs related to their CTE studies. They signed agreements, committing to their future career paths.
Nacogdoches High Celebrates Top Scholars and Their Mentor Teachers at Annual Banquet
The Nacogdoches ISD Education Foundation recently held its second annual Scholars Banquet, recognizing the top 20 graduates from Nacogdoches High School's Class of 2024. Sponsored by Spirit Outfitters, the event took place at the Malcolm Rector Center for Advanced Careers & Innovation. The banquet acknowledged exceptional students and the teachers who significantly influenced their education.
Watch NHS Class of 2024 Graduation Live on YouTube This Friday
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Nacogdoches High School Art Students Support Local Charity with Creative Fundraiser
The art department at Nacogdoches High School donated $500 to Nacogdoches HOPE, a local charity that helps feed those in need. The funds were raised through a chili bowl cook-off organized by the students and overseen by Maranda Marshall, an art and ceramics teacher at the school. During the event, students sold handmade bowls to teachers, parents, and community members. The proceeds were shared between the art department and the charity. The donation was presented to Nacogdoches HOPE on May 7 by Maranda Marshall and Deshmond Johnson, the district’s Director of Fine Arts.'Visit here for more details.
Local McMichael Middle School Students Advance to Nacogdoches ISD/SFA STEM Academy
Twenty-eight eighth-grade students from McMichael Middle School were recently inducted into the 11th cohort of the Nacogdoches ISD/SFA STEM Academy. The ceremony was held at the Ed and Gwen Cole STEM Building at Stephen F. Austin State University. These students will soon start their freshman year at Nacogdoches High School.
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