EANES ISD NAMED TO AREA TOP 10 LIST

  Eanes ISD and three of its schools were included in the top 10 ranking of schools in the Austin area by Houston-based non-profit Children at Risk. The organization’s ranking system represents a compilation of factors that indicate the degree to which a campus...

YMCA invests to reduce potential concussions

On the cusp of the fall youth sports season, the YMCA of Austin is investing in significant improvements to provide increased safety in all of its flag football programs. RockSolid RS1 Soft Shell Head Guards will be used at the Hays Communities Family Branch this...

ACS Leads Child Abuse Prevention Program

Austin Children’s Services (ACS – formerly Austin Children’s Shelter) is taking the lead role in a major evidence-based child abuse prevention program in Travis County called Project HOPES (Healthy Outcomes through Prevention and Early Support). Lead funding of $1.8...

Deep in the “Heat” of Texas

Hey, Central Texans, it’s hot out there! The mercury is at its peak, and whether you’re mowing the lawn, going for your routine run or starting football two-a-days, you’re much more susceptible to heat exhaustion and dehydration now than at any other...
PEREZ ELEMENTARY RECEIVES MORE THAN 1,200 BOOKS

PEREZ ELEMENTARY RECEIVES MORE THAN 1,200 BOOKS

With a shared commitment to giving back and supporting student success, National PTA®and Children’s Bookstore teamed up to donate more than 1,200 new books to students at LCPL Nicholas S. Perez Elementary School in Austin Independent School District. National PTA and...

AUSTIN TEAM TO EXPLORE CULTURAL IMPACT OF BULLYING

The Austin Area Asian American Health (4A+ Health) team has been selected to participate in the National Leadership Academy for the Public’s Health (NLAPH) program, funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).   The 4A+ Health team will work on...

BULLOCK MUSEUM DEBUTS “WHEN AUSTIN GOT WEIRD”

Relive Austin’s “Golden Age”through poster art that captures the spirit of the counterculture movement of the 1960s and 70s in the capital city of Texas. “When Austin Got Weird,”an exhibit curated by the Bullock Texas State History Museum, runs July 11 through...

Back-to-school program serves low-income children

Each year, Manos de Cristo helps thousands of Central Texas children, Pre-K through 5th grade, get ready for school at its annual Back-to-School Program. The program provides each child with two free sets of new clothing, socks, underwear, and a brand new backpack...
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