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September 4, 2008

The first week of school was busy! Teachers were well-prepared and the week went smoothly. On Friday, there were 146 students enrolled at Richland Springs.

The Cherokee Indians started their ’08 football campaign last Friday night at Star. The Indians took the opening kickoff marched down the field, taking almost 5 minutes off the clock, before Nieves Solis passed 5 yards to Dillon Epperson for the first touchdown of the season.

San Saba 4-H Shooting Sports is recruiting new youth to participate in the project. The safety class is mandatory for all new participants. It will be held on September 9th and 16th 6:

The first cross-country meet of the year was Saturday, August 30, 2008 in Llano. What turned out to be a very humid, warm day plus a very soft hilly course turned into a very good test for the runners.

9-4 Thursday JV Football vs. Mason-Here 6:

The Board of Trustees of the San Saba School District held a Called Meeting at 12: 00 p. m.

San Saba Dilloettes attended Showtime International Camp in Lampasas this summer. The girls learned 12 routines in three days. On the final day, they competed against much larger drill teams and came home with many awards.

The San Saba High School's Junior Varsity football team defeated the DeLeon Bearcats Thursday night at Rogan Field. Allan Hale scored four touchdowns for the Dillos behind the blocking of Isaac Jimenez, Wil Sloan, Morgan Gilger, Tanner Weyerts, Cody Herd, and Dominic Rosales.

Parents, guardians and caregivers…. . one of the most important things that you can do for your child and for your school is to have that child attend school each and every day.

August 21, 2008

Cherokee ISD Aug.

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