Take Up to Two Free Summer Classes at Lamar State College Orange

As we continue to recover from the pandemic, Lamar State College Orange wants to help students find financial relief as they complete their college degrees or certificates. Therefore, during the Summer 2022 semester they will offer all students – new and returning – the opportunity to enroll in two summer courses for free! Tuition for … Keep Reading

WOCCISD Names Baseball Field After Andre Robertson

West Orange – Cove Consolidated Independent School District is proud to announce that during the March 28, 2022, board meeting, the WOCCISD Board of Trustees approved the naming of the baseball field, Andre Robertson Field. The park will remain Ronnie Anderson Park, and the playing field will be named Andre Robertson Field. Andre Robertson’s list … Keep Reading

Lamar State College Orange Tuition Capped by TSUS Board of Regents

LCM High School Approved as Lamar State College Orange Off-Campus Instructional Site

Lamar State College Orange is pleased to announce that regional higher education accreditor, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), visited their campus and their proposed off-campus instructional site (Little Cypress-Mauriceville High School) this week. The reviewers approved the location, concluding that there were no negative findings or recommendations needed in … Keep Reading

Lamar State College Orange Ambassador Scholarships Open

Lamar State College Orange is proud to offer exceptional students the prestigious Ambassador Scholarship. Ambassador scholars receive full tuition for one year, up to 15 hours per semester, worth up to $4,000 for one year. They also have access to networking opportunities on campus and in the community, and leadership and skills development. Up to … Keep Reading

Bridge City ISD Asks Voters to Vote on Bond Proposal

On Monday, February 14, 2022, the Bridge City Independent School District (BCISD) School Board voted 7-0 to call for a Bond Election. As a result, there will be two propositions on the ballot. The first proposal is for a new Middle School that would replace the current building that is 60 years old, and the … Keep Reading