Jarrell Library announces summer adventure reading program
Jarrell Community Library outlines a summer program from June 11 to July 26 with themes Adventures of the Library Adventures in Nature Adven tures in Space and Adventures in Time The Annex at Jarrell ISD hosts activities including reading challenges crafts STEM and group events Residents can register online at beanstack dot org and volunteers are sought for classes and activities Contact 512 541 1036 or jorrelllibrary at gmail dot com for details
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Georgetown ISD launches GREAT program to grow own teachers
Georgetown ISD unveils GREAT Grow Our Own program linking Teachworth y and Indiana Wesleyan University to transform classroom aides into degreed and state certified teachers. First 13 candidates signed May 15 at Hammerlun Center, with IWU tuition covered by GISD and a path to a bachelor degree within a year. Participants will teach as aides under mentors while completing online college modules. Names of inaugural participants include Demetra Howard and Nayeli Solis among others.
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Adventures in Nature and Space Summer Program Schedule
The Jarrell ISD Annex hosts Adventures in Nature from June 11 to 22, Adventures in Space June 24 to July 12, and Adventures in Time July 15 to 26. Sessions run 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. for various age groups and 11:45 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. for others. Also listed is a Wednesday Viernes at Jarrell Community Library 3-5 p.m. and 10:30-11:30 a.m. bilingual sessions for all ages.
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Georgetown ISD honors Jack Frost Citizens for May
Georgetown ISD trustees recognized high school seniors as Jack Frost Citizens of the Month on May 20. The award honors leadership, service and scholarship and is named after former GISD superintendent Jack Frost for encouraging students to be their best.
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Georgetown Students Named Top Scholars and Captains
East View High School honors Bella Guajardo captain of varsity volleyball and softball and active in PALs National Honor Society Kindness Matters program Exceptional Georgetown Alliance and church work. Emily Morales AP Scholar with Distinction and cross country track and swim captain also National Honor Society treasurer Mu Alpha Theta and PALs president. Ryder Case varsity tennis cross country speech and debate captain with 500 hours community service and American Legion Boys State alumnus. Elizabeth McCallum Georgetown Salutatorian will study microbiology and music at Montana State University and earned National Merit recognition.
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New York Jazz Comes to Georgetown Library CD Release
Daniel Bennett with Koko Bermejo and Kevin Hailey perform a CD release concert at Georgetown Public Library on June 16 at 2 pm. The Daniel Bennett Group, active educators and touring woodwind clinicians, recently release Mind, their tenth album. The free program, part of Live Music at the Library, is limited to 200 seats and funded by Friends of the Georgetown Library.
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UT Austin expands to Taylor with new center on donated land
The University of Texas will establish a Taylor Center on 68 acres donated by Temple College at Taylor Foundation, adjacent to Taylor High School near a Samsung plant. UT aims to grow semiconductor education and industry partnerships in Central Texas, with leadership hires and a community task force guiding program choices. Mayor Brandt Rydell welcomes UT, noting added opportunities and regional progress.
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