Library Re-Imagined: by Kara Mumme
This project benefits both Meyer and Woolls campuses and allows for students to interact with amazing authors or engage in reading and literature at another level - virtually.
Woolls Visual PE: by Nori Heyen & Cy Barr
"Actively" learning and exercising in person and with the help of virtual instructors make physical education at Woolls even more fun.
A Novel for Every Student: By Kelli Geyer
Through journaling and physically holding a book, the students at McDowell Middle School will have a book to call their very own.
Generations Genius: By Sylvia Garcia
Science at McDowell Middle School will be provided with more hands on experiments and unique teaching methods that will surely bring the love of science to many young minds.
Changing the Game: By Zach Robles
Sometimes a space needs an update and a bit of encouragement. The Rock House will be getting just that in 2023. Mr. Robles has work stations in mind that will incentivize his students to stay focused on the goal of education in a method that meets his students' needs directly.
Seeing the Scene: By Veronica Nickols
Did you know forensic science was available at Hondo High? It is, and Mrs. Nickols could not be more excited to set the stage for her students to investigate scenes. With the newly purchased cameras for the science department, there should be even more excitement in this program.
Power Zone iPad: By Kimberly McGinnis
The math department at Hondo High just got upgraded. Be prepared for a problem to come across your desk virtually, students. Mrs. McGinnis has a few unique ideas to make math more interactive in the coming years. We can't wait to watch her do it.