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Victoria school board member Michael DiSanto attended a gathering of school board members in San Marcos on Nov. 8-10. Read Story »
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Victoria school district students recently participated in the Alamo Regional Science and Engineering Fair in San Antonio. Read Story »
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This spring, Victoria County fifth-grade students will learn how to save their families buckets of water. Read Story »
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Slices of ham shimmered in honey glaze, as parents joined their children for Thanksgiving brunch. Read Story »
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In anticipation of the upcoming legislative session, a local teachers union will seek community input on the public education system. Read Story »
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It was a busy day for Dr. John McNeill. Read Story »
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1. What made you decide to serve the district? Why do you serve now? Read Story »
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It was her aunt's pet pig that turned a classroom design cliche into a unique, first-place winning entry. Read Story »
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The "You Make a Difference Award" was presented to two businesses that, for 16 years, led the Wrap a Child ... Read Story »
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If they didn't have a roof over their heads, Mary Post tried her best to get them one. Read Story »
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The brown in Persephanie Cano's eyes popped from the blue contacts she was wearing Monday morning. Read Story »
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The Victoria school district board of trustees March Employee of the Month is Victoria Fine Arts Center manager Randy Wachtel. Read Story »
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The Pillar of Excellence Award was presented to Liberty Academy senior Isabella Musquiz for the character quality of fairness. Read Story »
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1. What made you decide to serve the district? Why do you serve now? Read Story »
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A Victoria teacher was recently selected to participate in a one-day teacher workshop in Corpus Christi sponsored by Humanities Texas. Read Story »
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VISD hosts attendance advocacy group dinner Read Story »
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She moved in a fierce frenzy after the rubber kickball. Read Story »
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1. What made you decide to serve the district? Why do you serve now? Read Story »
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Name: Mary Jones Read Story »
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For Grace Hammack, the most challenging part about grant writing is putting pen to paper. Read Story »