SEALY ISD SHINES AT LUNCH AND LEARN
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SEALY ISD SHINES AT LUNCH AND LEARN
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AC CAREER EXPO A SUCCESS
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AC CAREER EXPO A SUCCESS
SEPTEMBER BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
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SEPTEMBER BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
LOOK BACK IN TIME
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PTA realizes net of $71.95 from concessions Friday The Parent Teachers Association met in a regularly scheduled meeting on the second Thursday of the month, with fifty people in attendance. Mrs.
NEWS BITS
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Peddler to host Fuentes Sept. 25 In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month which begins Sept.
Sealy’s Arriaga sets sights on Miss Texas title
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At just 20 years old, Yvette Arriaga has already set an impressive record in the world of pageantry, modeling, and community service. A former Miss Sealy Latina, Miss Supreme of League City, and Miss Teen Spectacular Sealy, Yvette has also competed at the state level in Miss Texas Latina 2024, where she earned the Miss Community Service Award for her dedication to children in need.
Friday Night Superlatives
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Sealy’s Brady Cranfill, 15, gave Sealy good field position when he returned the opening kickoff 35 yards. That set up Sealy’s first touchdown in their 58-0 win over Brazosport. Sealy now stands at 3-0 on the season and ranked in the top five of Class 4A schools in the latest state poll. Left, Faith Academy held their homecoming ceremonies during halftime of the Sept. 12 game with the Fort Bend Chargers. During the ceremonies, Daniela Scardenni was crowned homecoming queen and Joshua Stark was crowned homecoming queen.
Greater Sealy Chamber of Commerce tabs Jackson as new president and CEO
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The Sealy Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the hiring of Erin Jackson as its new president and CEO. Jackson will begin her new role at the end of September and replaces president/CEO Chelsea Humes who relocated to be closer to her family in California.
Sealy ISD Trustees call for November Prop A election
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The Sealy Independent School District Board of Trustees unanimously approved calling a Tax Ratification Election (TRE), or Proposition A, for the Nov. 4 ballot.
McCaul not seeking re-election in 2026
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Texas Republican Congressman Michael McCaul announced Sunday that he will not seek re-election in 2026. He will continue to serve the people of Texas for the remainder of the 119th Congress.
