McAllen ISD pursuing nearly $1 million in safety grants
McAllen ISD’s administration informed its board earlier this month that the district is pursuing two more safety grants through the Texas Education Agency, although there’s some board concern that those grants won’t be enough to cover safety measures the district should have.
San Benito school district gets ‘clean’ opinion from auditing firm
SAN BENITO — An auditing firm is giving the San Benito school district a “clean opinion” on its annual financial report while citing officials’ supplanting of payroll money with federal funds.
San Benito third grader raising food, money for animal shelters
SAN BENITO – It’s a dog’s life.
TSTC’s Advocacy and Resource Center holiday meals bring happiness to students’ hearts
San Benito school district works to complete $1.2 million project
SAN BENITO — San Benito school district officials have negotiated a contractor’s $76,000 payment resulting from rising materials’ costs in a $1.2 million project that has entered its second year.
Garcia thrilled about potential job opportunities with big-name aviation companies
Alvarado’s automotive knowledge expands in internship at area electric company
Former IDEA CEO alleges discrimination in federal suit
Former IDEA Public Schools CEO and cofounder JoAnn Gama sued the organization Thursday, alleging she was discriminated against and used as a “scapegoat” for financial scandals that occurred under her predecessor.
Mission CISD sues contractor for delayed stadium renovation
The Mission Consolidated Independent School District sued McAllen contractor Holchemont and subcontractor Sturdisteel last month, claiming they “fumbled the ball” with the much delayed renovation of Tom Landry Stadium.