Lamar State College Orange (LSCO) announced this week that it has seen more than a 16% increase in summer enrollment when compared to the previous year. Summer and Summer Full Term unduplicated enrollment was 796 in 2021 and is 925 for 2022, representing a 16.2% increase. “We are excited to see this increased Summer enrollment … Keep Reading
The Teacher Conservation Institute (TCI) is a series of multi-day professional development workshops for educators focusing on the scientific stewardship of our natural resources for middle school and high school teachers. The courses are designed to showcase the environmental, social, and economic benefits provided by our Texas forests while equipping teachers with resources to implement … Keep Reading
Orangefield ISD is offering a variety of Summer Sports Camps to its students. The remaining camps and dates include: Girls Basketball Camp – June 16-19 incoming 1- 9th-grade girls – $30 Girls Volleyball Camp – July 28-31 incoming 6-8th grade girls – $40 Boys Football Camp – July 28-31 incoming 3-9th grade boys -$40 More … Keep Reading
A familiar face will be taking over as Director of Bands at Little Cypress-Mauriceville CISD. Earlier this week, Superintendent Stacey Brister announced that Israel Castaneda would be taking over as the new Director of Bands for LCM, following the resignation of Jose Ochoa. Castaneda, who has served as the Associate Band Director for LCM since … Keep Reading
Lamar State College Orange announced Tuesday, June 7, 2022, that several nursing faculty members have been promoted to oversee various nursing programs within the college. Sherri Foreman, BSN, RN, was named Vocational Nursing Program Director. Ms. Foreman has taught at LSCO for 16 years. Tammy Davis, BSN, RN, was named Basic Nursing Team Leader and … Keep Reading