Groundbreaking for East Central elementary school
East Central Independent School District broke ground on June 21 for a new kindergarten through fourth grade elementary school at S E Military Drive and Fairlawn in San Antonio. The 75 000 square foot, single story limestone brick campus will serve up to 700 students with science and computer labs and community use after hours. Completion is planned for summer 2002, with VITETTA as architect and Browning Construction as general contractor, following the 1999 school bond referendum.
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East Central Independent School District
S.E. Military Drive
Fairlawn
San Antonio
Vitetta
Browning Construction
4 H Roundup honors Texas youth at A M University
Texas 4-H Roundup at Texas A M University June 11 15 showcased many award winners. Dustin Demoin and Brianne Pelech earned 4 H Foundation and San Antonio Livestock Show School Tours Committee scholarships respectively.
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Texas A&m University
Dustin Demoin
4- H Foundation
Brianne Pelech
San Antonio Livestock Show School Tours Committee
Brandi Baker
Megan Boening
Amanda Welfel
Susan Hartl
Kasie Fey
Rebecca Reeves
Darren Fey
Tiffany Farris
Jenna Wintrek
Ryan Baring Receives Texas 4-H Foundation Scholarship
Ryan Baring son of Roy and Mary Baring earns a $10,000 Texas 4-H Foundation scholarship for academic and 4-H career achievements. He is a Floresville High School 2001 graduate with Honors and the Distinguished Achievement Program, active in band clubs and 4-H leadership roles in Bexar County, and has been accepted to Texas A&M University to study Agricultural Economics with a Spanish minor.
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Ryan J. Baring
Roy
Mary Baring
Texas 4-H Foundation
Ryan
Floresville High School
Texas
Business Professionals of America
Bexar County 4-H
Bexar County Youth Development Board
Bexar County Task Force
Bexar County
Texas A&m University
College Station
Wilkins Tours Washington With Presidential Classroom Program
Nicki Wilkins of Stockdale High School joined about 250 juniors and seniors from 41 states for a week in the Presidential Classroom Scholars Program in Washington DC. The trip included seminars with leaders, White House tour, embassy visits, Capitol Hill sessions, and a Capitol Steps show.
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Nicki Wilkins
Stockdale High School
Washington, D.C
Nicki
Washington
Ben Nighthorse Campbell
Steve Roberts
Chet Edwards
White House
Dolf Droge
Capitol Hill
The
Capitol Steps
Local youths Jazombek and Yosko honored by US Achievement Academy
Julia Jarzombek of Kosciuszko and Shawn Anne Yosko of McCoy received national recognition from the United States Achievement Academy. Julia, a Coastal Bend College student, earned a United States National Collegiate Award in communications. Shawn was named a United States National Honor Roll award winner.
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Julia Jarzombek
Kosciuszko
Shawn Anne Yosko
McCoy
United States Achievement Academy
Julia
Coastal Bend College
Mary Magni
Shawn
The
Academy
Fabian
Carol Jarzombek
Konstant
Anna Jarzombek
Frances Herold
Alva
Okla
FCA
FFA
Randy
Eunice Yosko
Jerry
Bessie Svec
San Antonio
Elias
Julie Yosko
Texas Students Shine in TIP Summer Studies Program
Eric A. Koepp, 12, from La Vernia, earns admission to the Duke University TIP 2001 Summer Studies Program at the University of Kansas. He joins other Texas students recognized in the state TIP Talent Search, with SAT-based honors announced in San Antonio.
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Eric A. Koepp
Duke University
TIP
Eric
Dwight
Patricia Koepp
la Vernia
University of Kansas
Texas
Arkansas
Iwoa
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Lawrence
Eric Koepp Emony
Trinity University
San Antonio
Hammes
Cody Labus
Hobson
Karnes City Junior High
Zaiontz Makes the Grade at Southwest Texas State
Sarah A. Zaiontz of Falls City earned dean's list honors for spring 2001 at Southwest Texas State University San Marcos. To qualify students must complete 12 semester hours and achieve a 3.5 GPA or higher. Path Newspaper notes this academic achievement.
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Sarah A. Zaiontz
Falls City
Southwest Texas State University
San Marcos
Summer Reading Club activities and July events
The Floresville library hosts a July schedule for the Summer Reading Program with a pottery workshop on July 5 at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., a Scholastic Book Fair opening July 10, Family Night door prizes, and a reading-log deadline on July 10.活动 confirms include prizes from Schlitterbahn and The Saigon Water Puppets.
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Goydick Perry
National Park Rangers
Mr. Babino
Dixie Flags
Debra Hanus
Skidmore
Beeville
Path
American Legion Hall
Floresville
Schlitterbahn
Saigon
Ho Chi Minh City
Retama Park
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Dallas
Wilson County
Three Oaks Club
Anthony Warzecha
Kendall Raabe
Kara Lucherk
Sean Brusch
Tara Raabe
Lily Raabe
Matthew Martinez
Pepper
Kody Brysch
Justin Brysch
Kody Lucherk
George Ammermann
Seguin
Ryan Baring
Wilkins
Presidential Classroom
U.S
Ciro D. Rodriguez
Oronoco St
Alexandria
Jazombek
Yosko
US Achievement Academy
Path High School
Judy Hammes
Austin Mitchell
Floresville Middle School
Stephanie Cude
Pleasanton Junior
Cynthia Mancha
Poteet
Amy Balzem
Bailey
Zaiontz
Your Path Newspaper
Nicki Stohr
Reading Club
Barbara Mason
National Park Service
WCN
Jason Clay Jansky
Monica Rodriguez
North Padres Island
Monica
P.O. Box
Mane Hae Eit
Sacred Heart Catholic School
Trail Street
First Baptist Church of
First Baptist Church
Hwy. 87
S. Crews
Wilson County News
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