The Texas Education Agency (TEA) has spotlighted seven campuses across the state as part of a best practices case studies project. The TEA best practice studies project highlights how each campus, designated by TEA as High Performing and High Progress Title I Reward Schools, excels in critical areas such as academic performance, teacher quality, school climate and leadership effectiveness.

Nineteen Junior High students competed at All-Region; three students qualified. CONGRATULATIONS!

West & South Elementary, and DJHS came home with many individual and team medals as well as finishing 3rd overall out of 9 schools in 14-AAA Academic UIL.

Senior Tiger offensive lineman Dalton Morgan was named to the Academic All State first team based on GPA, class rank and ACT/SAT score.

Markevian Grant named Off. MVP; Cody Davis named DL MVP; Nine Athletes named to 1st Team All District; Camryn Byrd named 1st Team All District--Volleyball

Twenty Junior High Band students competed at All-Region. Three musicians made the All-Region Band--Jennifer Evans on clarinet, Jasmine Mendez on baritone, and Sydney Key on trumpet.

Students at West Elementary and South Elementary reviewed bus safety rules and practiced bus evacuation. Also, as a gesture of appreciation for the important role they play in the district, Daingerfield-Lone Star bus drivers and monitors were treated to a hamburger dinner with all the trimmings.

For more information contact Judy Pilgrim at [email protected] or call 903-645-2261.