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Newspaper
Wilson County News
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2002
Page
15
Contributea POTH The Mighty Pirate Band earned a Division 1 Superior rating on October 21 at the UIL Region 12 marching contest at Alamo Stadium San Antonio. The group received straight Is from all three judges and stood among two other 2A schools with top honors.
Milk with all meals. Week lists daily breakfasts and lunches with items like chicken chili flauta mozzarella sticks ravioli tacos pizza spaghetti lasagna fish nuggets beef nachos and more. Menus show varied cereals fruit juice vegetables and breads across five days with multiple protein and side options.
A fragmented list outlines Sacred Heart meals over several days including lasagna corn pear halves and baked turkey with dressing green beans sweet potatoes cranberry bread and varying breakfasts and lunches. The entries show items like chili nachos spaghetti tacos pizzas and burritos with beans and rice among many others, with fruit and juice sides.
St Philip's College in San Antonio will launch a 36 hour avionics curriculum in January at its southwest campus. The program prepares students for the FCC Radiotelephone Operator License and can be completed in two semesters with day, evening, and afternoon classes. Courses cover aviation science electricity airframe electrical systems navigation and more with labs at the Alamo Community College District Center at KellyUSA. Contact Rafael Brisita or Rod Cotter at 210-921-4635 or 921-4894 for details.
Three Floresville Independent School District teachers Valerie Steele Wes Copas and Donnie Steele joined 22 schools across San Antonio and the Coastal Bend in a summer program. They completed 160 hours of hands on training in computer ethics hardware repair and troubleshooting with 27 participants passing the final exam on first attempt. Students are scheduling A certification exams and pursuing Certified Technical Trainer training. Steele also completed 216 hours in Track II Software covering Word Excel PowerPoint Access and Outlook with 16 of 25 teachers already MOUS certified.
Stockdale Independent School District announces members of the Districtwide Educational Improvement Committee. Included are Sue McLelland Donna Dixon Karen Coston John Martin Ginger Jackson Sally Tamez Joan David Glenn Thompson Sandy Lynn Brenda McElroy Vicki Wehmeyer Brad Akin Donna Enslow JoAnn Rodriguez Bart Hutton Richard Jackson Beverly May Jack May Ron Skaggs. The panel aims to improve student learning across six areas and meets monthly as an advisory body to the superintendent and board.
A swine validation program returns for the 2003 season including Wilson County Junior Livestock Show and major events in San Antonio and Houston. Blood samples, DNA identification, ear tagging, and ear notch recording begin at validation. Notches must be at least ½ inch deep and ½ inch wide. Parent must sign forms. Wilson County validation runs Nov 18–19 at the Show Barn, with A–M on Nov 18 and N–Z on Nov 19.
The Stockdale Independent School District maintains a website at stockdale.k12.tx.us with links to the district policy manual UIL information counseling and scholarship data plus gifted and talented programs. The site also connects to the Texas Education Agency for No Child Left Behind the Student Success Initiative and TAKS information replacing TAAS.
KLRN's Early On program hosts a Family Fun Time at 6 p m on Tuesday Nov 19 at Ball Elementary School 343 Koehler Ct San Antonio. Parents can sign up for free Early On workshops while children enjoy balloons coloring books and activities tied to the Kindergarten Readiness Checklist. Zaboomatoo characters may greet attendees and KLRN and Family Service Association plan more events at other locations. For more information call 210 65 SMART.
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