Camino Real Elementary counselor Cynthia Anderson, a 21-year veteran of public schools experience, was recently awarded the Excellence in Education Award by the Austin Council of the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) for her work teaching tolerance on campus.
When last reported on, Hays CISD middle school librarians Deanne Aldridge, Betty Copeland, Suzanne Krejci, Dianne Mueller and Staci Perkins were in the early stages of implementing an innovative teaching grant they received from the Hays CISD Education Foundation.
Jared Rodriguez, a 2010 Lehman High School graduate and one of Hays CISD’s most talented young artists, recently capped off his high school career with a highlight-filled trip to New York City to enjoy some national recognition.
Lehman High School teacher Jennifer Hernandez is one of the first people non-English-speaking students get to know when they arrive at Lehman High School.
The founding class of Hays CISD’s mariachi program graduated from high school this month, marking a milestone for the still-evolving and growing program.
Heroism isn’t something high school students usually think about much.
A number of locals were recognized this spring for doing the right thing at the critically-right time.
In a rush of entertaining creativity and commitment, a group of Texas State University students brought life to economics for an enthusiastic band of fifth-grade Tom Green Elementary Hornets this spring.
In a growing legacy, Lehman High School’s annual Totem Awards have become one of the school’s greatest and most enduring honors.
In an evening dedicated to celebrating excellence, 76 of Hays CISD’s highest-achieving seniors gathered last Thursday at the Performing Arts Center for the annual Linebarger Academic Recognition Reception, hosted by the Hays Education Foundation.
