Students from Malakoff Elementary School made Valentine’s Day cards as part of the Valentines for Veterans program, which delivers the cards to “ hospitalized veterans at the Dallas Veterans Administration Medical Center, local VFW and American Legion posts, and active duty military service members visiting the USO Center at DFW International Airport.” Above, fifth-graders deliver their cards to Amy Gould of Congressman Jeb Hensarling’s Athens office. Pictured are, front row from left, Cully McCoy, Brykell Killingsworth, Madelynn Dunklin, Everado Garcia, Dania Garcia, Keishan Walker; back row from left, Amy Gould, Mitchel Wisdom, Kinsey Leis, Kyler Anding, Fantasia Bryant, and MES Principal Ronny Snow. “These valentines are a great way to say thank you to the brave men and women who have made—and are still making—tremendous sacrifices to protect our freedom,” said Hensarling. “We need to let them know that we appreciate all that they have done for our country. I know each veteran who receives one of these cards will be happy to see how much our students care about them and care about America.”
Feb
03
Posted by : | On : February 3, 2012
The University Interscholastic League (UIL) conducted its bi-annual realignment Thursday. Here’s where area schools landed:
Malakoff
Football (Div. I, District 7-2A): Malakoff, Eustace, Grand Saline, Kemp, Lone Oak, Quitman, Winnsboro.
Basketball (Div. I, District 13-2A): Malakoff, Dallas Faith Family, Dallas Life Oak Cliff, Eustace, Kemp, Palmer, Red Oak Life, Scurry-Rosser
Cross Roads
Football (Div. I, District 6-1A): Cross Roads, Cayuga, Dallas Gateway, Italy, Itasca, Kerens
Basketball (Div. I, District 18-1A): Cross Roads, Cayuga, Hubbard, Kerens, Wortham
Trinidad
Football (Div. I, District 16-6man): Trinidad, Calvert, Karnack, Milford
Basketball (Div II, District 23-1A): Trinidad, Campbell, Cumby Miller Grove, Fruitvale, Yantis
Jan
27
Posted by : | On : January 27, 2012
From Staff Reports
SEVEN POINTS – Art students from Malakoff High School brought home the most ribbons – including Best in Show – from last weekend’s art show in Seven Points.
The third annual High School Art Show and Contest sponsored by The Library at Cedar
Jan
27
Posted by : | On : January 27, 2012
From Staff Reports
The auditor has once again given Malakoff ISD a clean review.
Monday night, auditor J.W. Lambright gave his annual address to the MISD school
Jan
26
Posted by : | On : January 26, 2012
Enrollment at Trinity Valley Community College this semester is down compared to last spring, according to figures released by the college.
Combined enrollment across all campuses is down 5.5 percent – or a little more than 500 students – from Spring 2011 with the total number of students dipping below 9,000.
“This is in general following the pattern statewide,” said TVCC President Glendon Forgey. “After experiencing tremendous growth in the past few years, community colleges around Texas are beginning to see enrollments level out or decline.”
Forgey said the improving economy
Jan
24
Posted by : | On : January 24, 2012
Jan
13
Posted by : | On : January 13, 2012
From Staff Reports
The Malakoff Tigers are on fire, winning their first four district games to set up a showdown with also-undefeated Teague next Tuesday at home. Malakoff is 9-9 overall and 4-0 in District 14-2A.
The Tigers are off this Friday, Jan. 13.
In the past week, the Tigers have crushed, in order, Blooming Grove, Buffalo and Leon.
First, the Tigers dumped Blooming Grove
Jan
06
Posted by : | On : January 6, 2012
From Staff Reports
January 2012 is School Board Recognition Month, a time when districts across the state show their appreciation for the pivotal role elected boards play in their local communities.
“Our school board members devote thousands of hours of their time to the success of the students of MISD. They all make many personal sacrifices tending to school board business. The members of this school
Dec
16
Posted by : | On : December 16, 2011
From Staff Reports
The school finance lawsuit Malakoff ISD is participating in was filed last Friday in state district court in Austin. The lawsuit challenges the constitutionally of the Texas school finance system, claiming that it fails to provide schools with sufficient funding to meet state educational standards and that the system has become a statewide property tax.
“The Texas Legislature in the last session failed to meet their constitutional obligation to adequately fund our public schools,” said MISD Superintendent Randy Perry. “Malakoff ISD will have funding cuts over
Nov
25
Posted by : | On : November 25, 2011
By Pearl Cantrell
MediaOne L.L.C.
TOOL – The Malakoff ISD school board opted to move its elections to the November General Election date on even-numbered years to combine its early voting with the county and share the election expense.
The action is to accommodate new state and federal laws











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