Tag: Education

At just 16 years old, she juggles being a cheerleader, a fashion model, a Kumori Sushi employee, an entrepreneur and an advocate for people with disabilities all while carrying a motto of “Don’t Limit Me.”

HARLINGEN — Representatives from Aveanna Healthcare visited with some students in Texas State Technical College’s Nursing program during a recent employer spotlight at TSTC’s Harlingen campus.

Addison Bortnick, a McAllen High School junior with Down Syndrome, is a prime example of what it means to be a "girl boss" with no limits.

At a board meeting on Monday, the McAllen ISD school board of trustees reviewed the district’s acceptable use policy.

The wheels have already begun to turn in a long established process for the Brownsville Independent School District to hire a new superintendent of schools.

The Texas A&M University Higher Education Center at McAllen (HECM) will host an open house Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon open to the community members, high school students and potential transfer students.

Kenmont Montessori School in Brownsville celebrated United Nations Day on Thursday with a festival of world cultures honoring the school’s namesake Maria Montessori and her vision of world peace.

McALLEN — The McAllen ISD board of trustees voted 5-2 to name Brownsville ISD superintendent René Gutiérrez as the finalist for the district’s vacant superintendent position at a special meeting Monday.

SAN BENITO — Family and friends Tuesday remembered Robert Tumberlinson as San Benito High School’s iconic principal “Mr. T” who went on to become a longtime school board member who helped shape the district’s politics.

A scholarship fund established by the Mission Economic Development Corporation in conjunction with South Texas College has paid dividends for Mission students seeking financial aid.