Inspired Learners
In the News at Amos

In the inaugural issue of the Soaring Eagle Express, a group of fourth, fifth and sixth graders at Amos Elementary were asked to write on a specific subject. | The staff of the new Soaring Eagle Express newspaper at Amos Elementary celebrates the first issue.
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Engaged Community
Reading Under the Stars

One of the intentions of Goodman's Reading Under the Stars event - besides, of course, lots and lots of reading - is for students and parents alike to see teachers in a completely different light. Like in their pajamas. | Goodman fourth grader Perla V. reads with her teacher, Christy Heath.
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Engaged Community
Never Too Young to Learn

Conner T. has yet to turn three, but he's already something of a literary prodigy. He can turn the pages of a book, giggle at the pictures and point out pretty much every shape and color on every page. | Rosalia Kennya and 8-month-old Juarez and Jessenia Garcia and 1-year-old Jesus participate in Toddler Time at Swift Elementary.
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Engaged Community
Saying YES! to Education

Moving onto the next educational level can fill a student with a bit of anxiety, but there is help. The 2012 Youth Education Success (YES!) Summit was held recently at the University of Texas at Arlington. It's a daylong conference for students in grades 7 to 12 that provides an opportunity for them to network with their peers and attend a variety of workshops on issues such as leadership and self-sufficiency for academic and personal success. | Martin senior Miyah D., Martin junior Alejandro T., Arlington senior Adeva J., Sam Houston junior Emmanuel A. and Sam Houston senior Selene G. attended the YES! Summit.
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