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UIL plans to complete all Spring sports State Championships

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SAN ANTONIO—After four games, the University Interscholastic League pulled the plug on the boys’ state basketball tournament.

UIL Academic Meet Directors, Coordinators, Coaches:

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Thank you for your patience as we work to navigate this everchanging and unprecedented situation. As the situation stands, all UIL contests are suspended through March 29 due to COVID-19. As new information is released, we will continue to make informed decisions and provide amended plans as we have them.

JAYTON JAYBIRDS 2019-20

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We salute your teamwork, commitment, and character

Health concerns postpone Texas Library Association conference, one of Texas’s largest

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COVID-19, now at the pandemic stage, has been the cause of many event cancellations.

BACK-TO-BACK

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The Jayton Jaybirds basketball team has made history once more with a back-to-back ticket to the state championship tournament at the Alamodome in San Antonio. This is their second trip to the Texas UIL final four in two years.

The ’Birds (31-3) will face the Slidell Greyhounds (30-9) Thursday, March 12, 2020, at 10 a.m.

If the name Slidell sounds familiar, it may be because the Greyhounds are the defending 1A state champion.

Who they did they defeat to win the title? The Jayton Jaybirds.

Jayton basketball coach Ryan Bleiker talks about ‘state’

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How do you feel about going into the state tourney?

District 15- 1A names girls’ basketball All-District honors

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HENINGTON PHOTOGRAPHY

Jayton, Paducah prevail in playoffs; Spur slips

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Westbrook 59, Spur 58 The Spur Bulldogs never trailed the Westbrook Wildcats Friday night until the final 10 seconds of the game.

Patton Springs ISD names 4th 6 weeks honor rolls for 2019-2020

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Patton Springs schools have named the following students to A Honor Roll for the 4th 6th weeks’ period. 1st Grade, Rylan Durham; 2nd Grade, Kailyn Atkinson, Trenton Fairchild, Wyatt McCoy, Kylee Quilimaco; 3rd Grade, Brylan Bridge, Levi McCoy; 4th Grade, Abbigail Atkinson, Tatom Bridge, Aviana Solis; 5th Grade, Gary Benavides, Kayson Chandler, Izeyah Galvan, Emmalynn Schaffner; 6th Grade, Jet Ramirez; 7th Grade, Diezel Ramirez; 9th Grade, Melania Ramirez, Kyle Schledwitz; 10th Grade, Skylar McCleskey; 12th Grade: Regan Chandler, Jaxon White, Madison White.

Spur 5th graders tour city sites to learn about Bill of Rights

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“Let’s Celebrate the Bill of Rights and Voting Rights Amendments” was the theme of Mrs. Pat Hightower’s 5thgrade social studies project at Spur Elementary School this spring.