ECISD STAAR results show mixed gains across grades
The district reports year over year gains in fifth and eighth grade math and reading, including math and reading Spanish, with two areas dipping. Milam and Ross elementary schools posted notable reading and math gains, while several middle and high schools showed varied improvements and declines across eighth grade outcomes.
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Nimitz
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Bonham Middle School
Bowie
Crockett
Ector Middle School
Wilson and Young Medal of Honor Middle Ace
Nimitz Middle School
Bonham
Wilson and Young
AVID students reflect on impact at Odessa Permian fete
Odessa High senior Arlene Saenz and Permian High senior Luz Loya, both AVID and Crowe scholars, read essays on AVID's benefits. Saenz says it boosted organization and grades. Loya credits more confidence and daily school enthusiasm. The event ran late after a power outage left about 905 customers without power from 4:30 to 7:35 p.m.
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Saenz
AVID
Loya
Oncer
Gus Ortega
Amazon Training Workshop at Hilton Garden Inn Midland
A noon and 6 pm Amazon training session at Hilton Garden Inn Midland outlines selling on Amazon. Learn product ideas, how FBA works, and using Amazon as a warehouse. Free workshop with signup via tinyurl com jaect4.
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Amazon Workshop
Amazon Training Workshop
Hilton Garden Inn
N. Loop
W. Midland
Amazon
Tinyurl.com
Texas House Orders Study on Feral Hog Control
Texas lawmakers push for more study on using pesticides to curb feral hogs as the maker of warfarin bait Halts sales. Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller criticizes activists while noting rural pain and a $52 million annual agricultural damage estimate from hogs.
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Austin
Texas Agriculture
Sid Miller
Texas
Miller
Seimetrics
Senate
Texas A&m Agri- Life Extension Service
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