Apache Elementary in Fort Stockton held their Creative Youth Art Show for their students last month. Students had their art put on display at the Fort Stockton Public Library a week ago.
Fifth grader Joaquin Sanchez was named Intermediate Student of the Month for April at the school board’s regular meeting on April 27. Assistant Superintendent Amanda Urias presented the certificate. Courtesy Photos
The Fort Stockton Independent School District Child Nutrition Department and director Paul Casias were give a perfect review by the United States Department of Agriculture during a review conducted a month ago.
If you have an event for our Do Something! listing, please e-mail nathan.heuerfortstocktonpioneer.com. MAY 5 The Midland College-WRTTC Alumni Association is hosting their Second Annual Cinco De Mayo Cornhole Tournament at K-Bob’s Steakhouse starting at 6 p.m.
Frontier CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children) in Fort Stockton hosted a hamburger sale as a fundraisr at their office located at 101 N. Jackson St. People who attended were able to buy a $10 plate that included a burger, chips, drink, and a sweet.
Fort Stockton High School announced the Valedictorian and the Salutatorian for the Class of 2022, along with students who earned academic achievements, at the Academic and Honor Awards Program on April 28 in the Weaver Auditorium.
Fort Stockton High School hosted Decision Day on May 2 at the campus’ cafeteria. Seniors announced where they will be going to college and what they be majoring in/career path. Pictured are three future Midland College attendees in (L-R): Toni Carrasco, Christian Borunda, Kavorian Rodriguez.
Fort Stockton High School students participated in a state-level competition for TAME, the Texas Alliance for Minorities in Engineering on April 30.
The students were among the few that qualified through March's divisional competition at Odessa College.
Fort Stockton’s longest tenured teacher, Belva Houston, was given a custom made plaque for her 52 years of Service at the Fort Stockton Independent School District at Monday’s annual staff recognition banquet. Pictured with Houston is Alamo Principal Linda Chavez, who presented the award to her.