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Hallettsville and Sacred Heart Catholic School 7-12 grade students were presented a program at an assembly held at the Hallettsville HS gymnasium last Tuesday, March 5.
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In partnership with the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation, Devon Energy opened its 150th science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) Center at Hallettsville Elementary last Tuesday, Feb. 20.
The deadline for candidates filing to run for positions on the Hallettsville ISD Board of Trustees, the Hallettsville City Council and the Lavaca Hospital District Board of Directors ended this pas
A mixed bag of approving agenda items and discussions of items topped the HISD Board of Trustees meeting Monday night.
Members attending the FCCLA Conference are, from left, Carson Barrera (Chapter Service Chair); Brenna Scott (Chapter Vice President); Nadia Evans, Laney Bible, Madilyn Camarillo (Chapter President and Conference Voting Delegate), Kendall Mayer
Family, Career and Community Leaders of America) Chapter members attended and competed in events at the Texas FCCLA Region IV Conference Jan. 25-27 in Galveston.
Phase 2 of the Hallettsville ISD parking project will begin once bids are in.
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The Hallettsville ISD journalism program embarked on a trip to Boston, Massachusetts on Nov. 1 for the Journalism Education Association convention.
Front row from left are HISD superintendent Dr. Jo Ann Bludau, Devon communications leader, Molly Young, Devon employees Tyler Pekar, Wade Kallus, Billy Hearn and elementary assistant principal Ashley Kallus. Back row from left are board president Brian Smith, Devon employees Chip Phillips, Paul Hanslik, Justin Henke, Trent Fojtik and elementary principal Stephanie Grahmann. Photo by Trina Patek
The Hallettsville Independent School District recently was chosen to receive Devon Energy’s 150th science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) Center in partnership with the Cal Ripken, Sr.
The Hallettsville ISD Board of Trustees held a regular meeting Monday evening and received the annual financial audit report for the year ending Aug. 31, 2023.
Hallettsville ISD teachers undergo Dyslexia training at the school. The training is made possible from Texas Education Agency grant toward Reading By Design. The grant is for a two-year period from May 2022 to May 2024 and thus far 24 district educators have gone through the program. Contributed photo
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