Last month, nearly 900 second-grade students across San Angelo ISD celebrated literacy and the power of kindness during the United Way of the Concho Valley’s United We Read event. The celebration featured a special reading of "Superbuns!" by Diane Kredensor, presented by Ashley Ammons, United Way of the Concho Valley President and CEO, at Glenmore Elementary.

On November 6, a team of a dozen cyclists from the Lone Star Circle of Life Bike Tour pulled into Lake View High School, bringing a powerful message — that each of us has the opportunity to give life. The week-long tour spans West Texas, raising awareness about the importance of blood, marrow and stem-cell, organ, and tissue donation.

Atmos Energy, San Angelo READS! and first-grade students at Holiman Elementary School celebrated literacy and the love of reading with a book giveaway and a read-aloud of "I Hate to Be Sick” by Aamir Lee Bermiss. Last month, every first-grade student in San Angelo ISD received a copy of the book, generously provided by Atmos Energy. 

In between the first and second quarter of the Lake View High School football game against Andrews on Friday, November 7, Dave Campbell’s Texas Football and Optimum presented the Community Connector Award to Vicente Ramos in recognition of his outstanding service and dedication to the Northside community.

Completing the Free & Reduced Meal Application is about more than just meals—it gives your family access to vital resources and helps your school support every student’s learning. Applications can affect school funding and performance ratings, so every submission counts. Act now to make sure your family and your child’s school don’t miss out!

Last week, the Central High School Bobcats celebrated Homecoming Week under this year’s theme, “Where a Bobcat’s Dreams Come True,” leading up to the big game against Midland Legacy on Friday, October 10, at San Angelo Stadium.