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Carla Masters, pictured with Rodney Topper of Johnson Sewell Ford, is the November Perfect Attendance Winner for Johnson City ISD. Carla is a Title 1 Teacher and has been with the district for 7 years.

In case you missed it, on Saturday November 26, at 6:30, The Johnson City FFA entered their annual float in the Johnson City Lights Spectacular Parade. On the Float were Kendra Smith, Courtney Stanton, Bryce Stanton, Brandon Stanton, Mr. Meier, Mr. Uecker, Mr. Lindy, Sawyer Marks, Chandler Wagner, Lawson Shumake, Javier Coronilla, Angie Wright, Lynn Rutledge, and Mason Wilson.

Congratulations to our ATSSB Middle School Region band members from left to right: Back Row: Ayden Hubenak, Audrey Capra, and Kaitlyn Arvesen. Front Row: Hector Alvarez, Anamarie Capra and Blake Higgins. These students competed against students from Regions 18 and 26 and were selected to perform at a clinic/concert on November 18 and 19th at the Hutto Performing Arts Complex in Hutto ISD.

Jill White, pictured above with Donnie Garrett of Johnson Sewell Ford, is the October Perfect Attendance Winner for Johnson City ISD. Jill is a Spanish Teacher and has been with the district for one year.

This is your last call for ordering a Hoops 4 Hope Benefit T-Shirt from the Lady Eagle Basketball teams. The deadline is by the end of the day this Sunday. You can order shirts online at www.barefootathletics.com/cof. If ordering online, go to the website and enter the code: COF19044. Notice the character before the 44 IS a zero, the character after the C is not.

Congratulations to our LBJ Fighting Eagle Middle School band students for their success at this past weekend’s Association of Texas Small School Bands Middle School All Region contest at Smithville High School. Earning a position in the Symphonic band are Kaitlyn Arvesen, Audrey Capra, Anamarie Capra and Ayden Hubenak. The Concert band awardees are Hector Alvarez and Blake Higgins.

A Honor Roll 2nd Grade Olivia Adair, Ryan Alvis, Brent Bible, Emily Brenner, Karina Calderon, Kamryn Fiero, Macey Francis, Aubrea Granger, David Gravell, Colin Linsey, Hailey Lockner, Darien Marshal, Kenzie Prentice, Jeanette Soto, Cove Thompson 3rd Grade McKenna Cowsert, Paige Dalland, Caden DeMeester, Kevin Farmer, Gavin French, Dylan Gonzales, Adrian Hernandez, Noah Hernandez, Gabriella Neumann, Millie Pl ...

Homecoming 2011 was a time to remember what a significant place in history Johnson City schools hold in our community. The halftime ceremony started with the annual Parade of the Decades in which Student Council officers Emily Vasquez and Brittney Harris gave highlights from the classes of ’51, ’61, ’71, ’81, ’91, ’01 and ’11.

Seven students from LBJ Middle School attended the No Place for Hate Summit on October 25, in Austin. The NPFH, a one-day workshop for 8th grade students and educators, works to empower students and faculty to build campuses of respect. The Summit is sponsored by the Anti-Defamation League. The No Place for Hate® program was introduced to the Austin area in 2004 and is designed to provide administrators, educators and students with the necessary resources to make anti-bias education an i ...

By Josh Gissel In this struggling economy, it’s no secret that school districts across the state are having a hard time with finances. This has required many school districts to think outside of the box in order to continue to upgrade much needed educational tools. In Johnson City, the local grocery store, Lowe’s (formally known as Super S), has unveiled a program called "Register Tapes for Education,"