UIL announces extended suspension of all UIL activities

The University Interscholastic League (UIL) is extending its suspension of all UIL sanctioned activities due to the outbreak of COVID-19 in Texas. All contests, practices, rehearsals and workouts will remain suspended until further notice.

Coyote Pride

The Coronavirus COVID-19 brought the United States into clear focus of the reality of a pandemic problem. School districts must remain focused on this Public Health Crisis first and foremost. Only faculty and staff arrived back at school on Monday, March 16 after a week of spring break.

San Saba grows Seed Library

San Saba Seed Library is a free seed project committed to increasing the capacity of our community to feed itself wholesome food by offering seeds and education.

Rylander Library Book Review

American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins – Lydia Quizano Perez lives in the Mexican city of Acapulco. She runs a bookstore. She has a son, Luca, the love of her life, and a wonderful husband who is a journalist.

A Word from Wayne

It’s a great day to be a Dillo! On August 17, 2017 Hurricane Harvey made landfall. I was the superintendent for a school district that was in the direct path of the storm. I had never experienced a hurricane before, so we watched the weather reports and kept monitoring the path of the storm.

The Teacher Retirement System’s Real Problem: Defined Benefit Pension Plans

A few weeks ago, it was discovered that TRS—the state agency responsible for overseeing teacher pensions—had signed a multiyear lease for luxurious office space in downtown Austin costing more than $326,000 per month. That handsome sum secured 100,000 sq. ft.

Atmos Energy assists customers during coronavirus pandemic

Atmos Energy understands that the coronavirus outbreak may cause some of our valued customers to experience financial difficulty, whether because of illness, quarantine or a disruption at work.

San Saba grows Seed Library

San Saba Seed Library is a free seed project committed to increasing the capacity of our community to feed itself wholesome food by offering seeds and education.

Coyote Pride

The Coronavirus COVID-19 brought the United States into clear focus of the reality of a pandemic problem. School districts must remain focused on this Public Health Crisis first and foremost. Only faculty and staff arrived back at school on Monday, March 16 after a week of spring break.

State Bound!!

The San Saba Armadillo basketball team made history last weekend as they defeated Weimer 55-54 in the Regional semi-finals. They then dominated Normangee in the Regional finals 49-34 to advance to the State Tournament in San Antonio March 13th-14th.