School and Sports

San Saba High School Student Council officers present a check to Never Surrender Cancer Foundation of San Saba County. Pictured from left are: Vice President Anna Millican, Treasurer Aaliyah Patino, Donna Shahan with Never Surrender, President Gracen Shahan, Dora Miller with Never Surrender, and Secretary Cinzlea Stanton. Photo by Kayti Lackey

San Saba High School Student Council officers present a check to Never Surrender Cancer Foundation of San Saba County. Pictured from left are: Vice President Anna Millican, Treasurer Aaliyah Patino, Donna Shahan with Never Surrender, President Gracen Shahan, Dora Miller with Never Surrender, and Secretary Cinzlea Stanton. Photo by Kayti Lackey

San Saba High School Student Council Think Pink Donation

The San Saba High School Student Council presented a check to the Never Surrender Cancer Foundation of San Saba County in the amount of $8841.90 last Friday at the high school Pink Out Pep Rally. The money was raised through the SSHS Student Council’s Think Pink T-Shirt project.
SSES Elementary students with their teachers and the Never Surrender Cancer Foundation representatives. Adults in the back: Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Ceci, Donna Shahan, Dora Miller, and Mrs. Bessett. Courtesy of Dani Gilcrease

SSES Elementary students with their teachers and the Never Surrender Cancer Foundation representatives. Adults in the back: Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Ceci, Donna Shahan, Dora Miller, and Mrs. Bessett. Courtesy of Dani Gilcrease

San Saba Elementary School students learn about helping others!

The students of San Saba Elementary made the goal of helping local cancer victims through donating money to the San Saba County Never Surrender Cancer Foundation (NSCF). The students exceeded their goal by collecting $2,002!

Richland Springs ISD Menu

November 1st - November 7thFriday, November 1st Breakfast Sausage or BaconBiscuitFruit JuiceMilk LunchChicken AlfredoSaladGreen BeansFruitMilkTuesday, November 5th Breakfast PancakesFruitJuiceMilk LunchFrito PieBeans/SaladFruitMilkWednesday, November 6th Breakfast Cereal FruitJuiceMilk LunchChicken...
Adrian Martinez (80) and Jefferson Stencil (45) putting pressure on Harper’s quarterback. Courtesy of Kayti Lackey – 1916 athletics

Adrian Martinez (80) and Jefferson Stencil (45) putting pressure on Harper’s quarterback. Courtesy of Kayti Lackey – 1916 athletics

Dillos defeat Harper, clinch playoff spot

The Armadillos picked up their sixth win of the season and a critical third win in district 14-2A while securing a playoff position for the first time since 2021.
Rylie Eckert (#11) (hitter) and Paige Bailey (#1)

Rylie Eckert (#11) (hitter) and Paige Bailey (#1)

Lady Coyotes win all three sets!

Lady Coyotes played Zephyr on Tuesday, October 15. They won in three sets: 25-17, 25-15 and 25-8.See story by Sarah Locker 'Coyotes Shut Out Tornados' for more RSISD Sports news. Photos courtesy of Pam Starr 
Top (L to R): Kinzley Daly, Paige Bailey, Raegan Eckert, and Mallory Person Front (L to R): Emma Bryant and Rylie Eckert - Courtesy of Pam Starr

Top (L to R): Kinzley Daly, Paige Bailey, Raegan Eckert, and Mallory Person Front (L to R): Emma Bryant and Rylie Eckert - Courtesy of Pam Starr

State Bound!

Rylie Eckert placed 1st at regionals in Corpus Christi October 22nd. RSHS girls cross country team placed 2nd, and all will be advancing to state.