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The Boerne Star is sponsoring a candidate forum for Boerne ISD trustee candidates and Fair Oaks Ranch city council and mayor hopefuls on Wednesday, April 7, in the Boerne High School Auditorium.
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Tuesday was Read Across America Day and Boerne ISD’s Fair Oaks Ranch Elementary School celebrated by encouraging students and staff to dress as Dr. Seuss characters. Several youngsters in Krista Kinball’s third-grade class did just that as part of their curriculum centered on Seuss and his characters. TOP: Twins George (foreground) and Hunter Temple, dressed as the Cat in the Hat, work on an assignment while sitting at their desks. LEFT: Allie O’Farrell, dressed as Horton and a classmate dressed as Cindy Lou the Who, play a learning game. BELOW: Gray Collins as Thing 1 and Nina Griffin as Thing 2 get a little silly as they pose for a picture.
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J.C. Taylor, an executive at family-run Texas Star Nut and Food in Boerne, has filed to be a candidate for Fair Oaks Ranch City Council, Place 5. It is his first run for elective office.
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After six weeks of practicing and honing their speaking skills, the 57 eighth-graders at the Geneva School of Boerne presented either a historical speech or poem in front of their peers, parents, faculty and judges during the preliminary round of the eighth grade oratory contest. From there, the top 11 speakers advanced to the final round of competition, which was held Monday in Geneva’s Lyceum.
Read moreAfter two COVID-19 public vaccination events, the city of Boerne and Kendall County are expanding their signup options for individuals seeking a COVID-19 vaccine.
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