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VISD announces incredible proposals for our students returning Fall of 2020, including groups of students rotating their school schedules weekly.

Thank you to these thirteen hard-working men and women who chose a profession in which to serve the emergency medical needs of their communities.

Last week, VISD announced that a 'virtual' graduation ceremony would be held, and was not received very well by the community!   Leadership from East and West and VISD District leaders have since met and come up with a new plan.  This is a way that will give the graduate a chance to experience an in-person family commencement experience...

Online registration for the 2020-2021 school year for VISD kicks off on May 1st, 2020.  Parents have already started to receive snapcodes.  Snapcodes contain your child's current VISD enrollment data. If you have more than one child already attending VISD...

VISD temporarily changes grading policy.

Its a tough world and getting tougher everyday, bringing new challenges that can be difficult to deal with, especially for school age people, who may not have the skills and experience to deal with them. That's why Victoria Independent School District is planning an open forum to talk about those challenges...

Here's a teacher who went way above and beyond for one of his students.

The beginning of the school year is upon us. If you want to jump to the head of the class and bring home a report card loaded with As, you may want to sit up, pay attention and follow these tips.

This one holds a special place with me, since I'm originally from Hallettsville!  Thank you Madison Etzler for nominating Ruth Barton for this week's Golden Apple Award!!  This week Townsquare Media and Gone Bananas would like to give Ruth Barton from Sacred Heart Catholic School from Hallettsville the Golden Apple Award...

These students don't need a lesson in being generous.

If you think it takes effort to get a teenager off a cell phone, you have no idea how right you are. Earlier this month, three campus police officers wrestled a 15-year-old girl to the ground to take her phone, with one jamming his knee into her head.

When the school year ends, students usually start thinking about how they can spend their summer vacation. Well, some high schoolers decided to focus on how someone very needy could spend it.