There is a thing called “Educational Adequacy”. And there is another thing called “Capacity”. It seems that College of The Mainland has done such an exceptional job at providing Educational Excellence, that they …
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Students from Galveston College’s Quickstart Electrical Helper training program completed their training earlier this month. The program is funded by a Texas Workforce Commission grant and is taught by Marshel …
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After participating in the Duke University TIP talent search, which involved taking the ACT or SAT test in the 7 grade, three students from Blocker Middle School qualified to gain …
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For an article he wrote about seventeenth-century New England, Neal Dugre, Assistant Professor Of History at the University Of Houston-Clear Lake, has been awarded with the 2017 Walter Muir Whitehill …
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With a fairly important election behind us and Memorial Day looming in our near future, perhaps it is a good time to examine our voting habits. Surprisingly Texas City voters show up at about …
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Kona Ice donated $4000 to the Dickinson Education Foundation in order to support four high-school seniors and help them achieve their college related goals. The money—which will be divided amongst …
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By Susan Wilson This is the time of year when we start to hear cries of joy from teachers who will soon be out for their summer break and groans …
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Two Dickinson Independent School District teachers— Toni Rowe and Patrick Spies—were named Teachers Of The Year for the 2017-2018 school year. Rowe, a third grade Language Arts and Social Studies …
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By Trishna Buch If you recall, a previous edition of The Post contained an article about Harvey Cappel. Cappel is a mechanical engineer who volunteers with the Texas City Independent School District, where middle and …
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23 students from La Marque High School were recently inducted into the National Technical Honor Society Chapter 1994. These inducted students have shown excellence in their academics, including having, at …
