Goose Creek CISD Snapshot 2014 profile summary
Goose Creek CISD shows 22 228 students in 2014 and met district accountability standard. SAT average 1354 and ACT 19.4. STAAR satisfactory 75 percent overall. 1.1 percent dropout rate. Barbers Hill ISD also noted with 4 676 students and strong test scores. Snapshot outlines district metrics and fiscal data.
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Highlands farmers market born from community talk plan
Hasley launched Highlands newest venture after posting on Highlands Talk Facebook. Nine vendors gathered at the first market offering fresh produce herbs honey and baked goods at Second Baptist Church with a prayer booth and community camaraderie. Vendors like Herban Girl Crane Meadows and Wooden Spoon Bakers shared passion projects and products. The monthly event aims to reconnect neighbors and support home based producers.
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Elevated cancer concerns in east Harris County prompt DSHS review
A panel discussed the DSHS assessment finding elevated retinoblastoma in children and higher rates of kidney and cervical cancers in Highlands. The discussion noted possible study types and anticipated guidance by August. The San Jacinto River waste pits, an EPA superfund site with lead mercury PCBs and dioxin, may relate to area-wide cancer risk.
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Highlands
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Fatal crash ends deadly week on area roadways
Baytown police identified 32 year old Johnathan Williams-Mata James as the victim ejected onto the eastbound interstate. He was pronounced dead after EMS arrived and police pursue autopsy and toxicology results. The fatality follows two crashes on Highway 99 this week.
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Highlands couple begins farming venture near Highlands Market
Farmer Gus Skillern and Bean DB started a small farm near Highlands after moving from Mont Belvieu. They recently sold out at Highlands Farmers Market in under two hours, plan to expand from five to 10 or 15 acres, grow more fruit and vegetables, and consider adding cows while balancing long weekly trips. They emphasize fresh, better tasting homegrown produce versus store-bought options.
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Highlands Farmers Market
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Highlands
Mont Belvieu
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