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It’s that time of year again. It’s time for back-to-school shopping, planning weeknight meals, and scheduling after-school activities. And while all of those preparations are extremely important this time of year, it’s also important to mentally prepare for the return to the classroom. Here are a few tips to set you up for success. …
Well, summer is officially almost over which means it’s time to start getting into back-to-school mode. There are a lot of details to think about when getting your kids ready to go back to school – supplies, clothes, schedules, orientations, permission slips, and paperwork. One thing that will most likely get overlooked until the last…
Students of Byron Nelson High School recently got the privilege of having a unique, cute, and cuddly new student grace their halls – Sheldon the Dog. Sheldon ended up following a group of students who were walking to school onto campus and made himself right at home. When the school became aware of Sheldon’s presence,…
Here’s What You Should Be Doing This Summer We totally get it. You’ve got one more summer before your senior year of high school, and the last thing you want to be thinking about is more school. Now should be the time to goof off with friends, go on family vacations, lay out by the…
In the last few years, education has seen many struggles and difficulties, not only for the students but for the teachers and administrative staff as well. We’ve seen teachers break down and even leave for a new career path. However, the new Superintendent for Lewisville ISD, Lori Rapp, did the exact opposite. Instead of running…
Each year it is estimated that more than two million high school students take the Scholastic Aptitude Test, better known as the SAT, with only about 300 achieving a perfect score of 1600. Among the few is Flower Mound’s Kaylee Pfister. The 17-year-old Flower Mound High School junior reached that rare milestone in October on…
Numbers become seriously important when they’re emblazoned on the back of athletic jerseys. Ask mom, Robbie, and dad, Brian Page, what the numbers 33 and 24 mean to them. “Number 33 was on our son Reagan’s football jersey in Argyle High School, and number 24 belonged to our younger son Riley,” Robbie explained. “Reagan is…