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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2017
Page
1
An 8th grade student from CBJ will travel to the inauguration, joining a select group of young participants. The event highlights youth civic engagement and community pride as the student prepares for the national ceremony.
Stuart Career Center students' film earns a top five finish at a festival, underscoring the program's creative achievement. Barbers Hill boys defeat Crosby in district tilt, highlighting a decisive basketball win.
Obituary notices run for Louie Dee Frazier Audrey J. Singletary and Mary Sue Perrego appear on Page 3A detailing their passings and biographical notes. The notices honor each life and note dates, families, and funeral arrangements as listed.
A weather brief notes partly cloudy skies across the region with a high near 63 and a low in the mid forties. No heavy precipitation expected as winds stay light and temperatures hover in seasonal ranges. Local météo page lists standard daily outlook for readers.
The verses urge all nations to declare the Lord’s glory and mighty deeds. They exalt God as supreme, worthy of praise, feared above all other gods, reflecting a timeless call to worship.
The Baytown Sun invites readers to like their Facebook page and follow on Twitter for updates and stories from the paper.
Barbers Hill ISD, led by Superintendent Greg Poole, diverges from peers by viewing the Texas A F rating system with cautious optimism. While many districts condemn the preliminary grades, BHISD highlights positives and praises its own efforts amid mixed results.
Barbers Hill ISD receives top grades on a district achievement report with an A for Student Achievement and Student Progress, an B for Closing Performance Gaps, and a B for Postsecondary Readiness, details on Hill page 8A.
Baytown area lawmakers urge changes to the A-F school rating system citing socioeconomic diversity and local needs. Representative Mary Ann Perez of District 144 says the current method shames students in lower grade districts and harms constructive feedback. She backs community-based accountability measuring local circumstances while meeting state requirements.
Goose Creek CISD Superintendent Randal O'Brien questions the new A F accountability system after mock grades based on old data and notes that the timing precedes a push for vouchers. Trustee Agustin Laredo III agrees the move could threaten public schools and questions a hostage scenario for voucher passage.
Larry Yates, a retired Harris County deputy, discovered a bronze Humble Oil 1944 dedication medallion on a vacant lot across from the ExxonMobil plant in Baytown. The token honors 14,000 employees for aviation fuel production during World War II, tying to Humble Oil’s milestone of one billion gallons by December 14, 1944.
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