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  • Ivan Silva serves as the advisor for RedGold News Student Publications, where he mentors student journalists and oversees all aspects of the publication. In addition to his work with RGN, Silva teaches Dual Enrollment courses in Speech Communication and Interpersonal Communication, helping students bridge the gap between high school and college-level academics.

    He is also an adjunct instructor at South Texas College (STC), where he brings his expertise in communication studies into higher education classrooms. On campus, Silva is actively involved as the UIL Coordinator and UIL Journalism Coach, guiding students to success in academic competitions at the district, regional, and state levels.

    Through his combined roles as Journalism Advisor, RGN Advisor, and educator, Silva is dedicated to fostering student voice, leadership, and excellence in communication, both in print and beyond.

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#CarterCares

#CarterCares student volunteer organization has given over 1,000 hours of service to the community this school year. Mr. Silva club sponsor would like to thank the...
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Get some new threads

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Create a brag sheet.

 It’s never too early to create a brag sheet that organizes all of your accomplishments, community service, awards, internships, etc. This handy document will...
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Find a mentor.

 Seek out a knowledgeable adult to guide you through the college application process. An experienced parent, counselor, teacher, or family friend can be a valuable...
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Visit college campuses.

 A college education opens doors to boundless career opportunities. College isn’t limited to four-year gigs. Your options for college include two-year schools,...
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Your scores matter.

 Study hard, keep your GPA high, and take the PSAT, SAT and/or ACT for college applications and scholarships.  Talk to your counselor, and visit the websites:...
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