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North Hopkins Scholarship Foundation Dinner
Apr02

North Hopkins Scholarship Foundation Dinner

The North Hopkins Scholarship Foundation will host a 20th Anniversary Dinner on Saturday, April 27th at 6 p.m.   This will be the first dinner hosted by the Foundation in several years and the board is excited for the event.  North Hopkins culinary students will be preparing the meal with help from Charles Vaughn and Principal Brian Lowe.  Students from BETA, FFA, Art dept. and Athletics will be joining the...

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Wildcat Spring Football Begins April 17th
Apr01

Wildcat Spring Football Begins April 17th

Wildcats Spring Football Begins April 17, Spring Game on May 16 Wildcats Head Football Coach and Athletic Director Greg Owens has issued dates for spring football practice beginning later this month. He notes that dates are subject to change. The schedule calls for spring drills to begin Wednesday, April 17 and Thursday, April 18 as acclimation dates with players in shorts and helmets. Then on Monday, practice in pads will gear up...

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SSHS UIL Update
Apr01

SSHS UIL Update

SSHS Teams and Individuals Qualify for Regional at UIL Academic District Meet Sulphur Springs High School served as host site for UIL Academic District Competition this past Friday and Saturday. Four teams and numerous individuals qualified for regional competition for the Wildcats. Another team is likely to make it as a Wild Card team as the best second place team in the region. The Accounting Team, coached by Paula Hass, made first...

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Harden: SSISD Bus Involved In Minor Crash Monday, No One Hurt
Apr01

Harden: SSISD Bus Involved In Minor Crash Monday, No One Hurt

Traffic was routed off League Street onto Henderson Street following what school officials report was a minor crash involving a car and Sulphur Springs Independent School District bus. “A bus rear-ended a vehicle. It was a minor accident. No one was injured,” SSISD Assistant Superintendent Rusty Harden said.The crash was reported to emergency dispatchers at 7:13 a.m. Monday near Ingram Street, just south of the Main Street traffic...

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3 SSMS Teams Competed At State; 1 Team Advancing to Global DI Finals in May
Mar30

3 SSMS Teams Competed At State; 1 Team Advancing to Global DI Finals in May

Sulphur Springs Middle School was well represented at the March 22-24 State Destination Imagination Competition in Corpus Christi,with three teams competing against teams from 17 other regions across Texas. The Scientific DI Team consisting of Aiden Riley, Aubrey Williams, Jonah Foster, James Goggans, Kami White, Carter Charlton and Brody Emmert; and coached by Bryan Cole and Gerson Salvatoreh, advance to state after earning first...

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PJC Sulphur Springs Center: Telling Your Story
Mar30

PJC Sulphur Springs Center: Telling Your Story

TELLING HIS STORY PJC-Sulphur Springs Center student Chris Espinoza tells his story during in Instructor Paul May’s public speaking class. Everett Beatty, seated at right, had just completed his address to the class.

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PJC Board Of Regents Receive Legislative Update
Mar29

PJC Board Of Regents Receive Legislative Update

Paris Junior College regents received an update on the Texas Legislative session at their Monday, March 25 meeting, including hopes by the college that TC3 and NETnet will continue to be funded. Progress on those issues will be known soon. TC3 is a technology consortium for PJC’s financial and student information systems allowing multiple colleges to implement the same software system, receive reduced prices and have the...

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Senate, House Focus On Proposed Education Bills
Mar28

Senate, House Focus On Proposed Education Bills

Sharp: Teacher Pay Raise A Good Start, More Teachers Needed State officials this session have considered quite a few bills proposed by both the House and Senate which impact schools, including an across-the-board raise for teachers, changes to the Teacher Retirement System, safety and security, and school funding. While the passage of an across-the-board teacher pay raise is a welcome change for teachers state-wide, including those at...

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SSHS One Act Play Advances Wednesday From Bi-District To Area Competition
Mar28

SSHS One Act Play Advances Wednesday From Bi-District To Area Competition

The Sulphur Springs High School One-Act Play, “Jules Verne Eats a Rhinoceros,” advanced to Area competition at bi-district Wednesday, March 27, at Texas High in Texarkana. Area competition takes place next Tuesday in Mabank. Four SSHS drama students received bi-district awards. Rachel Bramlett was named Best Actress for her role as Nelly Bly. Chase Berry was selected to the All Star Cast playing John Rhys Pendragon....

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Saltillo Students Make School History By Advancing To Area OAP Competition
Mar28

Saltillo Students Make School History By Advancing To Area OAP Competition

Saltillo High School theater students made school history by advancing from the Bi-District One Act Play Contest to the Area OAP competition. Saltillo High School history was made March 26 when the students’ One Act Play was selected to advance from Bi-District to Area OAP competition, according to Saltillo High School music and theatre teacher Daron Bilyeu. Five Saltillo students also earned individual awards at the Bi-District...

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