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Pet Power at Duff
During pet therapy sessions, it's hard to tell who's more excited - the students or the dogs. On Oct. 5, Deacon, the laid-back golden retriever, and Leroy Brown, the playful bulldog, showed up in Tina Hazen's special education alternate curriculum class at Duff Elementary. | Sixth grader Michael M. plays with Deacon, the golden retriever that visited students at Duff Elementary during pet therapy.
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Miller's Big Mission
Tillie Burgin thought she'd seen it all when it comes to schools and organizations donating items to Mission Arlington. But watching an elementary student swim through a sea of stuffed animals had to be a first. | Students at Miller Elementary demonstrate just how big the display case is that's holding the stuffed animals they collected for Mission Arlington.
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War Made Personal
Ten years later, the US war in Afghanistan still made the news last week. At Shackelford Junior High, the anniversary of the war arrived with a personal undertone because of Pfc. Lane Shinogle. | Pfc. Lane Shinogle visits Shackelford Junior High AVID students who kept in touch with him while he was stationed in Afghanistan.
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Words and Art at Seguin
 In years past, sports photographs in the Seguin High School yearbook looked as if they were taken from a moving airplane. They were blurry, impersonal, and had little contrast. The school's point-and-shoot cameras, mainly used for shots where the subject is close and not moving a muscle, weren't made for catching fast action on a football field. | Stephany M., Isaac S., Sibb A. and Quinton B. learn the technical intricacies of Seguin's new Canon digital cameras.
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