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Blooming Grove and Corsicana Educators to be Surprised with Region 12 Technology Grants Thursday, March 12
The ESC Region 12 Technology Foundation will surprise ten Region 12 educators with over $87,000 in grant funds during the weeks of March 9 and March 16. These grant funds will support education technology projects expected to serve 2,385 students across 10 schools. The fourth round of grant reveals will take place on Thursday, March 12, and will recognize educators from Blooming Grove ISD and Corsicana ISD.
Diversity in Tattooing Opens Up Art Form to People with Different Identities - Reporting Texas
By Taryn Courville Reporting Texas Tina Poe has been a tattoo artist for six years. Even in that span of time, she’s already noticed change in both society’s view of tattoos and diversity in the industry. Tattooing wasn’t originally in Poe’s plans, but art has always been her passion. From dreams of designing book covers to a job in graphic design, art has always played a role in what she does.
Fiesta's Return Proved San Antonio Still Knows How To Celebrate Culture - Reporting Texas
By Taryn Courville Reporting Texas Bryan Campa doesn’t attend Fiesta for the food or the alcohol, though he doesn’t begrudge people who do. To him, Fiesta is a chance to celebrate his culture. Fiesta, a festival that lasts for 11 days during April, honors the Battle of the Alamo and Battle of San Jacinto and celebrates the Mexican-American and other cultures of San Antonio.
Pandemic's Impact On Education Reveals Cracks in Public School System - Reporting Texas
By Taryn Courville Reporting Texas Holly Barajas had enough. It was the end of a pandemic-ridden school year for this first-grade teacher. It, too, marked a final chapter in a two-decade-long career, where the emotional highs of seeing her work’s impact on children were fraught with the frustrations that came with the job. Long hours and low pay. Society’s strong demands yet weak support weighed on her work. And then came feelings of disrespect.
Dia de los Muertos Provides Opportunity to Celebrate, Educate - Reporting Texas
By Taryn Courville Photography By Taryn Courville Reporting Texas The scenery is a burst of color. Lines of patterned flags blow in the wind and paper marigolds decorate altars and hair. Performers walk around covered in face paint, dressed in traditional Mexican dresses or Aztec costumes. The sound of mariachi, drums and shell embellished ankle cuffs fills the area.
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