The Independence Academy cultivated a new learning experience for its students with The Career Academy this spring. Nine Independence Academy scholars explored TCA?s Agriculture and Bioscience career pathway. ?I think it's interesting, and I want to learn about animals and plants,? Independence Academy student Mallory said. TCA Agriculture and Bioscience Pathway instructor Nicole Sorensen planted seeds of knowledge in this year?s Independence Academy cohort. Sorensen?s lessons ranged from gardening in the greenhouse to simple veterinary procedures like mock trimmings of cats? and dogs? toenails. This was also her first time teaching for The Career Academy.

Elliott Elementary School students flew into a strong safety zone of knowledge this spring at the 2025 Bike to School Day celebration.

Bryan Community students stitched together special moments with their children this spring by including their baby clothes in keepsake quilts.

Cheers, chants and rounds of applause echoed throughout Huntington Elementary School?s gym during its first pep rally in early May. The Eagles surprised their Community Learning Center?s boys and girls basketball teams with a celebration to honor their season. The boys scored the CLC?s first basketball tournament championship title.

Bay High Focus Program students gained valuable entrepreneurial experience this spring at a pop-up shop event.