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Engaged Community
Amazing Grace
How great it was to see Grace Atherton, everyone who attended her birthday party said over and over and over again. For Atherton, it was simply great to be seen. | Grace Atherton blew out her 100 candles with the help of the Atherton All-Star Choir.
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Inspired Learners
Spell R-E-G-I-O-N-A-L
Put any sci-fi book in front of Charles H., and he'll consume it, usually in a matter of hours. His love of words and the stories they tell is what he thinks helped shape him into an astute speller, which was revealed when he won the Area 7 Spelling Bee. | Gunn Junior High seventh grader Charles H. and Ousley Junior High seventh grader Briana S. represented the AISD in the Regional Spelling Bee at TCU.
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Engaged Community
Lip Dub for Taylor
Much like its energetic Lip Dub that utilized every inch of the school and nearly every student, Martin High School doesn't know how to do things small. Maintaining this sky-is-the-limit mindset, cheerleaders, drill team, drum line and students donated $15,000 in a check presentation to MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston for a cause that was larger than both the amount and event combined: Taylor Helland. | Martin High School Principal Marlene Roddy and teachers Dan and Tricia Regalado presented a check for MD Anderson to the Helland family.
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Engaged Community
AISD and YET Center
It's not everyday you get a pat on the back from Hall-of-Famer Emmitt Smith. Bowie High School junior Kendall R. did. Twice. Smith was quite impressed with Kendall's vocal ability when he serenaded tour groups of the new North Texas Youth Education Town, a community center being erected on the grounds of the Salvation Army in downtown Arlington. | Seguin High School senior Trevor T. and Bowie High School junior Kendall R. helped Emmitt Smith during the YET Center tour.
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