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The International Center for Leadership in Education, with a mission to encourage, inspire and support today’s educators, has named the Boerne Independent School District a 2022 Innovative District for its systemwide focus on instruction and organization structures to increase student growth.
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Some furry friends have been keeping some city employees company at Boerne City Hall recently as part of a partnership between Animal Care Services and the city’s Customer Care and Billing departments.
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Jay Boy Adams and his band performed at the Patrick Heath Public Library Thursday night as part of its Live! At the Library series.
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A founder of the local chapter of Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays and Touchstone Community Church pastor said the group’s efforts in Boerne – including the 5th annual Boerne Pride Walk last Saturday – are leading to positive change for local members of the LGBTQ community. But she said there’s still work to be done.
Read moreThe city of Boerne is going through one of its worst late spring – or anytime – heat waves in its history as triple-digit temperatures have been semi-regular during the first half of June as have daily record highs.
Read moreKendall County’s groundwater district has moved the unincorporated areas of the county into Stage 3 drought conditions as water levels continue to drop and water ceases to fall from the sky, leaving the area in drought conditions of historic proportion.
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The Geneva School of Boerne announced that Aaron Southwick has been named Logic School headmaster “to provide leadership to the faculty, staff and students in grades 6-8.”
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Boerne Noon Rotary Club members spent early Tuesday morning putting up American flags along Main Street and other downtown areas in observance of Flag Day, which was June 14. The activity is one of the things the local Rotary Club does as a service organization. ABOVE: Outgoing Rotary President Leigh Owen, the vice president of development for the Cibolo Center for Conservation, unrolls a flag and gets it ready to fly as she hangs it in front of Texas Heritage Bank on South Main Street. LEFT: Owen and her husband, Daniel Owen, put a flag in place in front of The Dienger Restaurant near Main Plaza. Star photos by Keith E. Domke
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