School and Sports

Mandi Fry won Third Place in the 2024 Hickory UWCD No. 1 Annual Poster Contest.

Students at San Saba Elementary have been working on earning miles and running a marathon since August 2023. Marathons are reached by kids finishing miles in achievable increments, or completing minutes of heart-pumping activity.

The article in the SSN&S several weeks ago about the solar eclipse caught my attention. It gave information that the eclipse would be seen in San Saba on Monday, April 8th. The Dresden Buzz (printed in Dresden, Ohio) March 22-April 4 edition reported the solar eclipse will be visible here in Zanesville, Ohio, where I live. On Monday, March 25th, I will be going to the John McIntire Library in Zanesville, Ohio, for an eclipse program that will include receiving a pair of eclipse glasses.

Last week, we showed you photos of San Saba Elementary third graders visiting the Around the World Museum. This week, we have pictures of fourth graders to share with you.

Our Why. As spring break winds down and we find ourselves contemplating how we are going to navigate the torrent that is the spring semester, I wanted to take a moment to share a brief story from over the break that served to me as a reminder as to why we do what we do.

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JH & HS Principal - Cherokee ISD By Rebecca Sharkey I have spent a great deal of time speaking about raising our level of expectation in order to better challenge all of our students and encourage them to attain new levels of achievement. Raising expectations is a definitive step in aiding students to meet their potential.

Mia Kilman of San Saba, Texas, was recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation's oldest and most selective all-discipline collegiate honor society. Kilman was initiated at Angelo State University.