August 2023

CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS

STAAR scores show continued struggles in math, reading Texas public student scores in standardized testing continue to improve since the pandemic, but more than half of those taking the test still struggle with math and just under half read below grade-level, the Texas Tribune reported.
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FS Tennis competes in Odessa

The Fort Stockton High School Panther tennis team traveled to Odessa last week to play District 2-6A member Odessa High School. After falling 4-3 after doubles action, the Panthers kicked it into high gear to start bringing in some singles wins and managed to keep it close throughout.
FS Tennis competes in Odessa

Panthers to open season Friday in El Paso

Hot summer days of practice and two hotly contested scrimmages have led up to this: The opening game of the 2023 high school football season is Friday night, and the Fort Stockton Panthers will hit the road to El Paso to face Stephen F. Austin High School in a battle of the Panthers.
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Prowlers go 3-3 at San Angelo Tournament

After a 3-3 showing at the Nita Vannoy Memorial tournament in San Angelo, the Fort Stockton Prowlers varsity volleyball squad will be back on their home floor Friday and Saturday for the Comanche Classic at the Bill and Virginia Williams Special Events Center at Fort Stockton High School.
Senior libero Aryanna Gonzalez gets a dig last week against Lubbock Monterey. Shawn Yorks/file photo

INMATE ARREST REPORTS

It is important to note that an arrest should not be considered as evidence of guilt. The defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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FROM THE PULPIT

1 Samuel 16:7 (NIV) “God does not see the same way people see. People look at the outside of a person, but the Lord looks at the heart.” The story behind this verse is that God has sent Samuel to anoint the new king of Israel.
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