“Texas, our Texas! All hail the mighty state! Texas, our Texas! So wonderful so great! Boldest and grandest, withstanding ev’ry test; O empire wilde and glorious, you stand supremely best.” Our National State Song shows our Texas pride.  My family has lived in this glorious state for 7 generations...

Coffee. One of the more popular drinks among teachers. The comforting beverage made from cacao beans, fuels about 56 percent of US teachers every morning according to TutaPoint Online Education Blog. To provide our staff with this popular drink, Corbett’s ALE (Alternative Learning Environment) and...

The book fair was hosted March 7- 11. The fair, which served as a fundriaser, had a variety of books like non-fiction, romance, coming of age, thrillers, and comic books.  "I like seeing what books students get because then I get to see what they like to read and what they are interested in,” said...

On April 1st, five teachers at Corbett Jr. High were greeted with an apple and an invitation to a ceremony. Clemens counselors Frances Maldonado and Rebecca Soto congratulated Mr. Barker, Mrs. Badillo, Mr. Morrison, Mrs. Moore, and Mrs. Ulveling on being chosen by 5 out of the top 20 graduates at Clemens...

In January, our social studies students participated in the Alamo Chapter of Sons of the Republic of Texas Essay Contest. 1500 entries were received. Out of those entries, several of our Mustangs earned top spots. Seventh graders Jordyn Barnes, Gabriela Wrockloff, John Layton, and Addyson Strilchu placed...

You may have heard about International Women's Day, but do you know why women are being celebrated? In 1908, over 10,000 women gathered in New York City to demand the right to vote and better pay. The following year, in 1909, the first National Woman's Day was created. A year later, at a confernce,...