Education-Youth

WiNNers from St. Rose of Lima Catholic School in the District 38AA PSIA Academic Meet were (front row, from left) Rowan Heinrich, Emma Zweschper,  Margot Machac, Harper Wright, Benjamin Sustr, Ava Boston, (middle row) Sebastian Lincoln, Brielle Goedrich, Emileigh Divin, Kasen Zbranek, Lane Schiffli,  (back row) Luke Goedrich, Levi Johnson, Micah Garcia, Cate Hooper, Briley Hartensteiner, Kaleb Zapalac, Cal Schiffli, Jack Schiffli and Noah Heger.

WiNNers from St. Rose of Lima Catholic School in the District 38AA PSIA Academic Meet were (front row, from left) Rowan Heinrich, Emma Zweschper, Margot Machac, Harper Wright, Benjamin Sustr, Ava Boston, (middle row) Sebastian Lincoln, Brielle Goedrich, Emileigh Divin, Kasen Zbranek, Lane Schiffli, (back row) Luke Goedrich, Levi Johnson, Micah Garcia, Cate Hooper, Briley Hartensteiner, Kaleb Zapalac, Cal Schiffli, Jack Schiffli and Noah Heger.

St. Rose students compete in District 38AA PSIA Academic Meet

St. Rose of Lima Catholic School Students participated in the Private Schools Interscholastic Association District 38AA Academic Meet held at Our Lady of Victory School in Victoria on Friday, Feb. 6.St. Rose students placing were as follows: Gr.
Congrat ulat ing Laney Bludau (second from left) of Hallettsville High School and Gretchen Sacks (second from right) of Round Top-Carmine High School, winners of FEC’s 2026 Government-in-Action Youth Tour contest, are Fayette Electric Cooperative board president Joseph Kruppa (left) and FEC Youth Tour coordinator Tracy Denton (right).

Congrat ulat ing Laney Bludau (second from left) of Hallettsville High School and Gretchen Sacks (second from right) of Round Top-Carmine High School, winners of FEC’s 2026 Government-in-Action Youth Tour contest, are Fayette Electric Cooperative board president Joseph Kruppa (left) and FEC Youth Tour coordinator Tracy Denton (right).

Fayette Electric names 2026 Youth Tour winners

Fayette Electric Cooperative announces that Gretchen Sacks, a senior at Round Top‑Carmine High School, and Laney Bludau, a junior at Hallettsville High School, have been chosen as the cooperative’s representatives for the 2026 Government‑in‑Action Youth Tour to Washington, D.C.

Blinn-Schulenburg to hold Preview Night on April 9

Area high school students and their families are invited to explore the educational opportunities available at the Blinn College-Schulenburg campus during Preview Night on Thursday, April 9. The event will begin at 6 p.m.
St. Rose students place at Hallettsville Sacred Heart Academic Meet

St. Rose students place at Hallettsville Sacred Heart Academic Meet

St. Rose students place at Hallettsville Sacred Heart Academic Meet

St. Rose of Lima Catholic School students participated in the Sacred Heart Academic Meet held in Hallettsville on Thursday, Feb. 12.Students who placed were: 1st GRADE•Creative Writing – June Schiffli, 1st. 2ND GRADE•Creative Writing – Penelope Machac, 4th.•Written Math – Harper Wright, 3rd.

One-act play to compete at bi-district, name corrected

In the article and photo caption about the Schulenburg High School one-act play being selected to advance to bi-district, it was incorrectly submitted that Yasmin Delgado was a member of the cast and crew.The correct name is Yasmin Cortez.

Osina ties for 2nd in Texas science academy contest

Students from Texas Lutheran University in Seguin, including Natalie Osina, attended the Texas Academy of Science annual meeting and conference hosted by The University of Texas at Tyler in late February.
Academic all-state selections

Academic all-state selections

Academic all-state selections

The Texas High School Coaches Association, in partnership with Walmart, announced academic all-state teams for basketball in all classifications last week.
Cast and crew – (front row, from left) Kara Phuong, De’Autriney Ellison, Omar Aguinaga, Chris Hromadka, Anthony Doddoli, Sitara Charanza, Yaritza Delgado, (back row) Rilee Mache, assistant director Allison Machac, Yasmin Delgado, Brandy Galvan, Cheyanne Harris, director Sharron Hoogendoorn, Katry Kobza, Toree Bohlmann and Makayla Williams.

Cast and crew – (front row, from left) Kara Phuong, De’Autriney Ellison, Omar Aguinaga, Chris Hromadka, Anthony Doddoli, Sitara Charanza, Yaritza Delgado, (back row) Rilee Mache, assistant director Allison Machac, Yasmin Delgado, Brandy Galvan, Cheyanne Harris, director Sharron Hoogendoorn, Katry Kobza, Toree Bohlmann and Makayla Williams.

Schulenburg High one-act play selected to advance to bi-district

The Schulenburg High School one-act play production of “The Voice of the Prairie” competed at district on Saturday, March 14 at the Cuero Performing Arts Center and was one of three plays selected to advance to bi-district.
Presentation at Schulenburg High School – (from left) Tayt Wenske, Reneemarie Hranicky-Navidad Valley CattleWomen member and Jayden Olmos.

Presentation at Schulenburg High School – (from left) Tayt Wenske, Reneemarie Hranicky-Navidad Valley CattleWomen member and Jayden Olmos.

NVCW donates beef to area schools for Ag Day

In celebration of National Ag Day, the Navidad Valley Cattle-Women donated frozen ground beef to high schools in Fayette, Colorado and Lavaca counties that have culinary or food tech programs at their campuses.
Shorthorn News

Shorthorn News

Shorthorn News

CAFETERIA MENU Breakfast•Thursday, March 19 – Chicken and waffle, dry cereal, fresh grapes, juice.•Friday, March 20 – Chicken and waffle, dry cereal, fresh grapes, juice.•Monday, March 23 – Biscuit sandwich, dry cereal, orange sections, juice.