School and Sports

Coyote Pride

School is already in the 3rd six-week grading period. Students and parents and staff are busy with all phases of the educational process, from athletics, academics, Ag stock shows, etc. Please look for report cards this week. Make sure you see your child’s report card.

A Word from Wayne

It’s a great day to be a DILLO! Halloween is over, but there are still some scary things out there. The aftermath of the upcoming election may hold some surprises no matter who you voted for or who wins. Our third 6-weeks grading period started on Tuesday, and everybody is back face to face.
Reagan Mejia rallies the team before kick-off. (Photo submitted by Deanne Cromer)

Reagan Mejia rallies the team before kick-off. (Photo submitted by Deanne Cromer)

San Saba takes down Coleman – 43-10!

The San Saba Armadillos (7-1, 4-0 district) traveled to Coleman last Friday to take on the Bluecats (6-3 2-2 in district) and came home with another convincing win 43-10. The win puts the Dillos in a 1st play tie with the Cisco Lobos atop district 4-2A.
Tatum Shanklin passing to Issic Martinez.

Tatum Shanklin passing to Issic Martinez.

News From Cherokee ISD

Last week, the Cherokee Indians were all set to play Lohn. The varsity game was unfortunately cancelled, but the junior high team competed. The entire team was able to log some extensive playing time. Coach Shipman says, “Tatum Shanklin showed great leadership and heart.

JH Dillo/Lady Dillo

Our 2020 JH Dillo and Lady Dillo Cross Country teams wrapped up their season on Monday, October 19th, in San Saba at the District Meet. What a season of success!! It wasn’t only about winning medals, but for these athletes, it was about Winning the Day!

Coyote Pride

The first blue norther on Monday brought a taste of winter and colder temperatures this week. This is the last week in the month of October. Friday, October 30th, is also the end of the second six-week grading period.

A Word from Wayne

It’s a great day to be a Dillo! When I was in elementary school in the early seventies there was always a line for the slide at our playground. Slides were different then. They were tall, steep, straight, and fast. The shiny metal surface would heat up to about 1,000 degrees in the sunshine.