Seven seconds per word, 100 words per test, 1500 words total. What would seem challenging to even the most diligent of students is the daily routine of the Salado High School state-bound spelling team.
We put the following questions before the candidates for Salado ISD Board of Trustees. Below are their answers:
Question 1: Other than facilities and growth, what is the most critical issue facing the school district? How is the district handling this issue? Is there anything the school district can do better? (200 words)
Question 2: What is the greatest strength about Salado ISD schools? What is its greatest weakness? What can be done to improve the weakness without sacrificing the strength? (200 words)
[Read more…] about SISD candidates discuss district’s issues, strengths
We put the following questions before the candidates for Salado ISD Board of Trustees. Below are their answers:
Question 1. Is Salado ISD preparing adequately for the potential growth in enrollment of the next five to 10 years? Is there anything it should be doing differently? (Limit 150 words)
Question 2. How would you rate the condition (Excellent, Good, Fair, Poor) of each of these facilities: Elementary, Intermediate, Junior High, High School, Athletic Facilities, Arts Facilities, Ag Facilities. What needs to be done? (Limit 150 words)
[Read more…] about SISD candidates discuss growth, condition of facilities
Four candidates have filed for two three-year terms on the Salado I.S.D. Board of Trustees: Brad Bolick, Melanie Kirchmeier, Michael Matthews and Chris Seaton. As of presstime, Matthews announced that he is withdrawing from the race. While his name will appear on the ballot, he asks voters to only consider the other three candidates.
This week, Salado Village Voice gave each of the candidates an opportunity to introduce themselves to the voters. Those introductions appear below:
[Read more…] about Meet the Salado I.S.D. School Board Candidates
The Bellamy Brothers return to Johnny’s Outback May 9 for an outdoor concert with music that will span the duo’s four-decade career.
[Read more…] about Bellamy Brothers will let their love flow at Johnny’s Outback
The Public Arts League of Salado (PALS) will hold the annual fundraiser Taste of Salado on April 25 at the Venue in Salado.
The event will be preceded by three days of public art in action as well as ticketed events, collectively known as “Immerse & Emerge.”
[Read more…] about Taste of Salado is finale of Immerse, Emerge
The Public Arts League of Salado (PALS) will hold the annual fundraiser Taste of Salado on April 25 at the Venue in Salado.
The event will be preceded by three days of public art in action as well as ticketed events, collectively known as “Immerse & Emerge.”
[Read more…] about Tickets available for Immerse, Emerge weekend of arts in Salado
Katy Ewton got two quick goals in the early part of the first period to lead the Salado Lady Eagles past the Fredericksburg Battlin’ Billies 3-1 in the Region IV quarterfinal soccer match April 7.
[Read more…] about Ewton’s goals lift Salado Lady Eagles past Fredericksburg
Hundreds of cyclists will take to the rural and city streets of Salado on March 28 and the Salado Volunteer Fire Department asks that you look out for the safety of these riders as they come from around the state to Salado.
Spring marks the advent of wine festivals in Texas. Kick off the season at the oldest wine festival in Central Texas during the weekend of Saturday, March 28 and Sunday, March 29, and you’ll find the Village of Salado filled with folks sipping wine, browsing art and nibbling on the best at the Seventh Annual Texas Wine and Rogue Art Fest.
Celebrate spring by attending the biggest wine festival between Austin and Grapevine.