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Carter’s very own Women in Black are taking on math, science, reading, and writing, so tomorrow is in good hands.
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Carter UIL Offerings
Check out what Carter has to offer you as part of the UIL program.
STC and Carter Collaboration Brings Authors to Students Desks
Edward Vidaurre visited Carter on September 19th to speak about his background and work. Vidaurre’s visit was made possible through a partnership with Carter and STC.
Win at South Texas Book Festival
Two Carter students are being recognized with a 2nd place for their written submission, and a third student is being named the winner in the age 14-18 design category in the 2019 Youth Creative Writing and Bookmark Design Contest. Sophomores, Janice Urive and Jennifer Vela both placed second in their respective categories. Janice placed in the […]
Carter students come out to support their #community by dressing up and being a part of the City of Alton’s Halloween Festival and Haunted House. #CarterCares #ljisd #ljisdshinebright
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RedWolf Andrea Garcia placed at 2019 South Texas Youth Creative Bookmark Design Contest.
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RedWolves Janice Urive and Jennifer Vela placed at 2019 South Texas Youth Creative Writing Contest in the Poetry and Prose Categories.
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G-Metrix an opportunity
Students at Carter are wasting resources that have been provided by the district.
G-Metrix is a program that has been given to the Business Information Management (BIM) classes by the district of La Joya.
BIM teacher Yesenia Torres said, ” G-Metrix is an application where student practice skills they learn in Microsoft office.”
Microsoft Office is a gathering of software created by Microsoft that we use in our everyday lives.
Not all students are taking advantage of this free program that is provided by the district, but there are some who have.
Yesenia Torres was later questioned about whether Carter students are taking advantage of the program, she said, “Fifty percent of students truly take advantage of the free training available to them.”