At the June Board Meeting, we proudly recognized students who qualified for state competition in athletics, UIL, and band. Congratulations to these outstanding students for their hard work and dedication, and thank you to the coaches, directors, sponsors, and families who support them. We are proud of your accomplishments!
List of Students: Drew Frederick; Hayden LeVeck; Randall Franklin; Aiden Franzen; Jayla Coffey; Christian Carter; Kullen Spencer; Kaitlyn Ortiz; Vanessa Lopez; Karen Hernandez; Kathryn Johnson; Irma Matehuala; Sean Beighley; Jovanni Gomez; Kalyssa Fontenot; Koby Jones; Reid Todd; Kylee Bordelon; Brylee Wilchek; Sthefany Aviles; Lizeth Aviles; Andrea Hernandez; Alexander Arriaza; Abbie Bourque; Rylan Fontenot; Norberto Hernandez; Mario Herrera; Camron Johnson; Fredy Lopez; Caden Norton; Hector Torres; Ace Henley; Cecelia Gibson; and Gaby Chavez
Photo by Gloria Way Back Row L to R: Drew Frederick, Hayden LeVeck, and Randall Franklin Front Row L to R: Aiden Franzen, Jayla Coffey, Christian Carter, and Kullen Spencer
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