This past Monday, the Fort Stockton Independant School District with its students, parents, and teachers began their new school year. Many people have been working tirelessly this and the previous month to prepare for the encroaching scholastic calendar.
Texas public schools received more than $19 billion in pandemic relief funds over the last four years, but that pipeline of cash will largely end on Sept. 30, The Texas Tribune reported.
With school back in full swing, I’d like to say a few words about teachers, without whom none of us would know what in the heck to do with the word “whom.” I come from a long-ish line of teachers myself.
The Fort Stockton Panther Tennis Team faced a challenging series of matches this past weekend, kicking off their final stretch before the school year with grit and determination. The Panthers first took on 6A powerhouse Odessa Permian on Friday, August 9, in Odessa, Texas.
Panther Stadium was buzzing with energy last Thursday evening, not just from the usual sights and sounds of football, but from a unique blend of grit and love that filled the air.
In a season filled with unforgettable moments, the Alpine Cowboys capped off their recordbreaking year by winning the Pecos League Championship, their first since 2019.