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March 4, 2010 / Youth

Students break reading records

They might be small in stature, but they’re big on reading. Eight first graders read more than 100 books each in this year’s 31-day Read-A-Thon, sponsored by H.G. Olsen Elementary School. More...

Port Aransans on Dean’s List

Three students from Port Aransas have been named to the Dean’s List at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi for the 2009 fall semester. More...

People to People taps Johnson

Shane Johnson, a seventhgrader at Brundrett Middle School, was recently accepted into the People to People Academic Program. More...

Wayne Williams, back left, a retired Department of Public Safety officer, presented a check from the DPS Officers’ Association to Officer Dave Moats, in back third from left, on Friday, Feb. 26. More...

PAISD HONOR ROLLS

Fourth Six Weeks

STAFF PHOTOS BY DAN PARKER

H.G. OLSEN ELEMENTARY A HONOR ROLL FIRST GRADE More...

Trustees attend governance/legal seminar

Port Aransas ISD trustees joined more than 500 trustees from across the state at the Texas Association of School Boards’ Winter Governance and Legal Seminar February 11-13 in Corpus Christi. More...

Book Fair set next week

H.G. Olsen Elementary School Parent Teacher Organization and Scholastic, Inc. are teaming up again next week to present the annual Book Fair. More...

PORT ARANSAS ISD SCHOOL MENUS

MARCH 8 - 12

MILK SERVED WITH ALL MEALS More...

Wall work

A worker replaces mortar on a wall of Doyle Marek Gym at Port Aransas High School on Friday, Feb. 26. More...

EDUCATION NOTES

A year for new foods

This has been a year for trying new things at the school cafeteria. Last year was my first year as the food services director for Port Aransas ISD. More...

Girl Scouts selling cookies

Port Aransas Girl Scouts have their cookies at the ready and are preparing for the cookie booth season. More...

Hurling some heat

Seven-year-old Jadyn Clark throws a baseball to a friend at Port Aransas Community Park recetnly. Clark and other children were trying out for Port Aransas Little League teams. More...