Victoria Camarillo
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Voces Oral History Project: How the legacy of Latinos in South Texas will survive
The project, which will mark its 20th anniversary, documents and preserves the Latino experience and includes interviews with many South Texans. → Read More
Grant Middle School students dismissed after construction crew breaks water line
Construction crews broke a water line, causing the water pressure to be low, according to the school's social media. → Read More
Incarnate Word students teach elementary kids about brain health
Sneha and Pranai Reddy, siblings who attend Incarnate Word Academy, co-founded a program to teach young kids about brain health. → Read More
Nueces County Emergency Services election canceled after clerical errors found
An attorney representing the Nueces County Emergency Services District No. 2 mistakenly approved an outdated precinct map, officials said. → Read More
CCISD touts academic progress during State of the District
The State of the District event raised more than $90,000 for teacher grants and scholarships. → Read More
Elementary schools doing away with traditional homework
Research shows that homework has a low effect on student achievement for young kids and can add to stress. → Read More
Robstown ISD shares safety protocol with parents
Robstown ISD adopted a new safety protocol this year. Parents were eager to know how the district would respond, in particular, to active shooters. → Read More
Del Mar College approves 2019-24 strategic plan
The plan outlines goals for degree completion, recruitment, persistence, workforce development, financial effectiveness and more. → Read More
Corpus Christi high school students brainstorm ways to curb suicide
Area high school students attended a symposium aimed at promoting suicide awareness and prevention on Monday. → Read More
CCISD approves stipend increases for staff
The board approved a budget and pay raises two weeks ago. On Monday, it chose to give even bigger stipends to almost half of the district's staff. → Read More
CCISD board to consider increasing stipends
The CCISD board approved pay raises last week. On Monday, it may increase stipends for almost half of the district's employees. → Read More
Teacher group president accused of making racist comment
Susie Luna-Saldaña, president of a local teacher organization, made the comment about a school board member in a Facebook video Thursday. → Read More
South Texas school adopts Harry Potter-esque house system
Crockett Elementary is using a house system to promote good behavior and academic performance. → Read More
Federal court rules against school district in religious freedom lawsuit
A federal court ruled Thursday that a South Texas school district must allow a pair of brothers a religious accommodation. → Read More
TAMUCC named best college by the sea
The university topped a list of the 50 best colleges by the sea. → Read More
Here's how university students in Corpus Christi can be part of an ad campaign for free
As a public service, local professionals and university students will volunteer to create an advertising campaign for a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. → Read More
Hurricane Harvey recovery: Del Mar College offers free carpentry training to meet demands
Almost two years after Hurricane Harvey, rebuilding continues in South Texas. Del Mar College is offering a free carpentry program to meet the demand. → Read More
Mobile STEM museum ignites excitement for knowledge in Robstown
A traveling science museum came to Robstown ISD, which is 97 percent Hispanic. It's part of an effort to attract minority students to STEM fields. → Read More
Texas State Aquarium program offers look at animal care careers
High school and college students can explore careers in marine animal care during one-day program at the Texas State Aquarium. → Read More
Corpus Christi's largest school district offers incentive amid ongoing bus driver shortage
Corpus Christi ISD has 60 percent of the bus drivers it needs, reflecting a national trend. It's offering $1,000 signing bonuses to attract new hires. → Read More