Royse City High School program chosen for ‘Bragging Rights’

Twelve school districts receive statewide recognition for brag-worthy best practices

(ROYSE CITY, TX – Dec. 1, 2016) Twelve school districts are basking in the glow of positive press with the release of Texas School Business magazine’s Tenth Annual Bragging Rights 2016-2017 special issue. Bragging Rights, which calls for nominations and is published every December, recognizes school districts that have implemented programs that are bettering the lives of students, schools and communities.

The 12 honored districts and their brag-worthy programs include:

Aldine ISD, Technology and Curriculum Conference
Blooming Grove ISD, “Mane” Event
Cypress-Fairbanks ISD, Camp Summit
Fort Bend ISD, Film Festival
Frankston ISD, Positive Phone Calls Initiative
Karnack ISD, Adopt-A-Room Program
Newton ISD, Eagle Landing Catering and Culinary Program
North East ISD, MacTEACH
Pearland ISD, RISE Mentoring
Royse City ISD, Chrome Squad
Sunnyvale ISD, SISD Writes
West Oso ISD, Bear Teacher Induction Program & Supports (TIPS)

“We had close to 200 nominations this year, and all of them deserve bragging rights,” Texas School Business Editorial Director Dacia Rivers says. “We hope the 12 stories we singled out and chose to share will inspire other districts into action. Our mission at Texas School Business is to report on the good things happening in our public schools, and we are never short on stories to report.”

For 63 years, Texas School Business has served as the news magazine for public education in Texas. Since 2014, it has been produced by the Texas Association of School Administrators (www.tasanet.org). To read the 10^th Annual Bragging Rights issue online, visit www.texasschoolbusiness.com.

Submitted by Adi Bryant, Chief Communications Officer, Royse City ISD.

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