APS students complete lesson on Titanic
LaVon Francis’ second grade Friday classes wrapped up their Titanic studies with an Afternoon Tea Time celebration.
LaVon Francis’ second grade Friday classes wrapped up their Titanic studies with an Afternoon Tea Time celebration.
Understanding how government works is a foundational step toward leadership. From knowing local representatives to learning how meetings are conducted, civic education equips young people with the tools to participate effectively. Concepts like agendas, public input, and structured discussion help build confidence and clarity. When students understand the systems around them, they are better prepared to engage, contribute, and lead within their communities.
Aishia Faire’s science class at Linden-Kildare CISD mixed curiosity with creativity April 2.
The Atlanta High School One-Act Play cast of “Cagebirds” delivered a strong performance at the Bi-District competition, representing AHS with talent and professionalism.
The accelerating demand for lithium, a key component in electric vehicle batteries and renewable energy storage, is reshaping conversations around mineral ownership and land rights across the United States and globally. As mining companies move to secure access to lithium-rich deposits, tensions are rising among landowners, governments and local communities over who controls the land — and who profits from what lies beneath it.