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Port Arthur ISD outlines Summer of Academic Refinement program
Port Arthur Independent School District’s 2024 Summer of Academic Refinement program will be held Monday through Thursday, beginning June 3 and ending June 27, for eligible PAISD students. The program will include the required Bilingual/ESL Elementary programs, Migrant (K-8), ESL Enrichment (6-12), Extended School Year (ESY) for students receiving Special Education services, and Wheatley Summer […] The post Port Arthur ISD outlines Summer of Academic Refinement program appeared first on Port Arthur News.
VIDEO — C.O. Wilson’s Allison Britten celebrated as Teacher of the Month
NEDERLAND — Allison Britten is more than an eighth grade math teacher. Her approach encompasses the students’ educational needs and their emotional needs. Principal Tina Oliver said she appreciates how Britten interacts with the students, such as asking how they’re feeling each day. Oliver sees how Britten tries to help students and, if she can’t, […] The post VIDEO — C.O. Wilson’s Allison Britten celebrated as Teacher of the Month appeared first on Port Arthur News.
Port Neches Middle School students earn American Legion Awards
PORT NECHES — Ledger Hansing and Ayvah Doyle, Port Neches Middle School students, have earned American Legion Awards. School counselor Raina Nichols said the American Legion Award is given only to one eighth grade boy and girl at the school. Students are nominated and voted on by faculty and staff. Nichols said these students demonstrate […] The post Port Neches Middle School students earn American Legion Awards appeared first on Port Arthur News.
Early dismissal for students at Charlton-Pollard due to issue from water main break in Beaumont
BEAUMONT, Texas — Students at Charlton-Pollard Elementary are being dismissed early due to an 18-inch water main break on Sabine Pass Ave. at Harriot St. The school is currently without water. Earlier, it was stated that other students were being transferred to the nearby campus, Pietzsch-MacArthur by bus where...
Mid-Jefferson County Retired School Personnel present local scholarships
Mid-Jefferson County Retired School Personnel recently awarded scholarships to two Mid-County graduates, Ngoc Le of Nederland High School and Kinsey Tran of Port Neches-Groves High School. The scholarship program began in 2017 with the support of local businesses and organizations that provide the majority of the funding, and donations from members of the local chapter […] The post Mid-Jefferson County Retired School Personnel present local scholarships appeared first on Port Arthur News.
Bob Hope’s Harold Carey Jr. makes college decision official
Bob Hope High School Senior Harold Carey Jr. officially signing to study and play basketball at Dallas Christian College. Carey’s father, Harold Carey Sr., and mother, Sandra Carey joined him in a signing celebration at the school. “We wish Harold all the best as he continues his studies and plays at the next level,” campus […] The post Bob Hope’s Harold Carey Jr. makes college decision official appeared first on Port Arthur News.
West Orange-Cove swears in school board trustees
WEST ORANGE — During the West Orange-Cove Consolidated Independent School District board meeting this week, Trustee Roderick Robertson and Board Secretary LaTricia Stroud officially took their oaths of office. They are renewing their positions within the school district. Both individuals ran unopposed during the May election, securing their roles for another three-year term. Robertson is […] The post West Orange-Cove swears in school board trustees appeared first on Orange Leader.
Mexican Heritage Society presents scholarships to local students
The Mexican Heritage Society of Port Arthur recently honored four high school seniors with $700 scholarships each to pursue future endeavors. “We had 12 excellent applicants that submitted both an application and also had an in-person interview,” said Zulema Escobedo, Society president. “This was made possible with a donation from our organization and the Greater Houston Community Foundation in […] The post Mexican Heritage Society presents scholarships to local students appeared first on Port Arthur News.
Port Neches-Groves coach Scott Carter announces retirement, reflects on true success off the field
Port Neches-Groves High School head baseball coach Scott Carter announced his retirement this week after 37 years coaching filled with multiple state championships and hundreds of wins. Carter made the decision a while back but held off on an announcement until after the season to not make the team’s playoff run about him. Carter amassed […] The post Port Neches-Groves coach Scott Carter announces retirement, reflects on true success off the field appeared first on Port Arthur News.
2025 4-star DL out of Port Arthur (TX) has placed Texas A&M in his Top 6
Texas A&M’s 2025 recruiting class is in the midst of potentially adding one of the top defensive playmakers in the cycle. Four-star defensive lineman Michael Riles released his Top 6 program list on Wednesday night. As he gears up for his final season at Memorial HS in Port Arthur, Texas, Riles, a towering figure at 6-3 and nearly 240 pounds, brings a unique skill set. His versatility allows him to play inside, while his impressive speed-to-power ability enables him to rush off the edge and disrupt the blend of size in the backfield with consistency. Riles’ Top 6 include Nebraska, Florida, UCF, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, and Texas A&M. This summer, Riles has scheduled a visit to College Station for Friday, June 14. According to 247Sports, Riles is currently positioned as the 216th-ranked prospect in the cycle, the 24th-ranked defensive lineman, and the 32nd-ranked prospect in Texas. Where's home? pic.twitter.com/15hFqGsJR8 — Michael Riles (@michaelriles8) May 15, 2024 Contact/Follow us @AggiesWire on Twitter, and like our page on Facebook to follow ongoing coverage of Texas A&M news, notes, and opinions. Follow Cameron on Twitter: @CameronOhnysty.
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