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Local Alert: Lamar State College Port Arthur to Open Late Due to Weather on May 3
Due to the inclement weather predicted for Friday morning, May 3, Lamar State College Port Arthur will delay the start of classes until 10 a.m. at its Port Arthur campus. LSCPA employees should report to work at 10 a.m. Any additional information regarding this situation will be communicated through LSCPA’s website (www.lamarpa.edu), campus email, and social media accounts.Visit here for more details.
See what Kaylei Ballard plans to do with her Gates Scholarship, which carries from undergrad to beyond
Years ago Kaylei Ballard set a goal for herself, then set out to achieve that goal, meticulously moving step by step. She made it through her freshman year of high school — the year COVID hit and classes were no longer in person. Step by step, year by year she continued to gain knowledge, and […] The post See what Kaylei Ballard plans to do with her Gates Scholarship, which carries from undergrad to beyond appeared first on Port Arthur News.
MLK group honors local students with scholarships
A group of students from the Martin Luther King Jr. Support Youth Group of Southeast Texas were recently honored with the Coretta Scott King Champion of Excellence Scholarship. Terry Savoy-Hadley, president of the MLK Support Group, said the scholarship has been in existence for many years, adding scholarships were previously presented during the annual MLK […] The post MLK group honors local students with scholarships appeared first on Port Arthur News.
DR. MARK PORTERIE — Graduation’s significance remains as important as ever
May is a month filled with excitement and celebration as students across the country prepare to graduate from high school. This year, Memorial High School, along with Woodrow Wilson Early College High School, will celebrate their commencement exercises on Friday/May 24 at 7 p.m. at a new and larger location – Ford Park Arena in […] The post DR. MARK PORTERIE — Graduation’s significance remains as important as ever appeared first on Port Arthur News.
College-bound athletes set new sights after Sabine Pass success
SABINE PASS — Coach Andie Corkran had a hard time finding the right words at first. But when she did, the passion and joy was evident. The nine-year coaching veteran at Sabine Pass High School was remarking on a special group of student-athletes who signed on to pursue college sports. “It is my first two […] The post College-bound athletes set new sights after Sabine Pass success appeared first on Port Arthur News.
Local Triumph: LIT Students Win Big at 2024 SkillsUSA State Competition in Houston
LIT achieved significant success at the 2024 SkillsUSA state competition in Houston, TX, from April 18-20, winning 19 awards. The team earned eight gold, seven silver, and four bronze medals, reflecting their hard work and preparation. Stacy Taylor, a Skills USA Advisor, noted the students' commitment and rigorous preparation.
Patient Care Technician certifications honored
Orangefield High School leaders are recognizing and congratulating health science technology students for passing the national Patient Care Technician certification exam. “Because of their hard work and dedication, they are now ready to enter the healthcare workforce as Certified PCTs,” a school statement read. “These Bobcats have a bright future in healthcare.” The post Patient Care Technician certifications honored appeared first on Orange Leader.
Governor Abbott appoints Taylor Getwood, others university student regents
Governor Greg Abbott has appointed eight student regents to their respective universities, effective June 1, 2024, for terms set to expire on May 31, 2025. Additionally, the governor appointed the student representative to serve on the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, effective June 1, 2024, for a term set to expire on May 31, 2025. […] The post Governor Abbott appoints Taylor Getwood, others university student regents appeared first on Port Arthur News.
Taylor Getwood looks to Port Arthur Independent School District future
Taylor Getwood has learned and grew since he was first elected to the Port Arthur Independent School District Board of Trustees three years ago at the age of 18. Now, as a recently reelected trustee, the 21-year-old is ready to go full throttle as an advocate for students and staff but also holding people accountable, […] The post Taylor Getwood looks to Port Arthur Independent School District future appeared first on Port Arthur News.
Bob Hope High School celebrates 2024’s Coach of The Year
Bob Hope High School recently celebrated 2024 Coach of The Year Shadava Berry-Cole, who leads the school’s dance and cheer teams. For the second year in a row, both of Berry-Cole’s teams participated in the Fun Cheer National Competition and came away with first place awards in their divisions. “Mrs. Shadava Berry-Cole, in addition to […] The post Bob Hope High School celebrates 2024’s Coach of The Year appeared first on Port Arthur News.
Memorial runners have gold on their minds as state meet nears
For most high school athletes, receiving a medal at the regional track meet would be lifetime highlight. That’s not how the Memorial Titans 4×200 relay squad looked at coming in second place at the regional meet more than a week ago. Despite coming in second and qualifying for this weekend’s state meet in Austin, the […] The post Memorial runners have gold on their minds as state meet nears appeared first on Port Arthur News.
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