School and Sports

Coyote Pride

The holiday break is in full swing. The first half of the school year is past, and 2021 is upon us. It’s time to reflect on the good things that have happened at RSISD so far. Faculty and staff are wearing many hats, and truly seem to enjoy being in the midst of their students.
OTA winner Patsy Hall with students in her Richland Springs High School classroom.

OTA winner Patsy Hall with students in her Richland Springs High School classroom.

Teacher Feature: Three Award-Winning Educators

Editor's Note: For this paper, only one of the awarded teachers is highlighted in this partial article - Patsy Hall of Richland Springs. As this semester draws to a close, we at Humanities Texas once again want to applaud all classroom teachers across the state.
Jeff Kilgore (left), vice chancellor and chief academic officer of TSTC, and Dr. Cory Hines, HPU president, sign an articulation agreement between their respective institutions that will help provide expanded opportunities to students.

Jeff Kilgore (left), vice chancellor and chief academic officer of TSTC, and Dr. Cory Hines, HPU president, sign an articulation agreement between their respective institutions that will help provide expanded opportunities to students.

Howard Payne University and Texas State Technical College officially recognize articulation agreement

Howard Payne University and Texas State Technical College (TSTC) recently announced the launch of a collaboration that will help provide students expanded academic opportunities. The agreement applies to all campuses in both institution’s systems.

Coyote Pride

The junior high One Act Play under the direction of Sarah Locker and Patsy Hall competed at the Rochelle ISD One Act Play Festival on Friday, December 11th. Rochelle ISD, Lohn ISD and Brownwood ISD also competed at the Festival. Richland Spring presented Leading Ladies by Ken Ludwig.

Lady Dillo Basketball Report

The Lady Dillos had another good week as they picked up two more wins over Brownwood and Eula. This moved their record to 10-0 as they prepare to start District play this week in Goldthwaite. First up, The Lady Dillos hosted Brownwood.

Texas Girls Coaches Association State Basketball Poll

Class 2A 1. Muenster 10-0 2. Weimar 6-0 3. San Saba 6-0 4. Wolfe City 11-0 5. Union Grove 9-0 6. Sam Rayburn 7-0 7. Gruver 2-1 8. Martins Mill 6-1 9. Panhandle 6-1 10. Yorktown 8-0 11. Poolville 7-0 12. Alba-Golden 6-0 13. Douglass 6-0 14. Centerville 9-1 15. Anson 8-1 16.

A Word from Wayne

It’s a great day to be a Dillo! This is the last word from Wayne for 2020, and I am ready and hopeful for 2021. When I think back on 2020, I remember how we started the New Year talking about having 20/20 vision for the future. I do not think anybody saw a pandemic coming.