Carter’s year off to a great start by giving staff and students reassurance of their safety and security. The administration has ensured the locking of doors. Although there are more rules that all students and staff should follow, they feel more protected because of this closure. Assistant Principal Dr. Villarreal says, “Having the doors locked […]
Tell Me Your Carter Feels
Jimmy Carter ECHS students love the benefits and opportunities the school provides.
Imagine your crush found out how you felt about them!
“To all the boys I’ve Loved Before” is an adult romance novel in which a sixteen- year- old girl, Lara Jean Song writes love letters to every boy she has ever loved to get over them, until one day, the letters, get mailed out. This book was later adapted into a movie which premiered on […]
New Year, New Vibe
The year has felt different and only a couple of weeks have passed. The course of this year is running differently than last school year. There is more work, more expectations and it’s putting quite the stress on students especially with college classes and going to sleep late because of the homework assigned. Students at […]
Athlete of the Month
Celso Garcia, Junior at Jimmy Carter Early College High School, has been elected Athlete of the Month by the Red Gold News publication. Celso plays defense in the varsity soccer team at Juarez Lincoln High School, his designated high school. Not only does he practice in the mornings for Juarez Lincoln High School, but he […]
Road constructions are nearly completed
McAllen, Tx The junction of Bicentennial Boulevard which intersects with the Expressway will change the landscape Valley residents are accustomed to. Expressway 83, near Bicentennial Boulevard, has been a major project for the TxDot crew. Bicentennial ramp project is connected to Expressway 83 to give drivers access to Mcallen’s airport and The Plaza Mall. According to KRGV.COM, […]
Teen Suicide
Suicide Prevention Month Teen Suicide A miscommunication teens keep to themselves. Is among the ten causes of death in adolescents and young adults worldwide. Suicide is mainly a problem associated with adolescence, particularly between 15 and 19 years of age. In the United States, suicide is the second or third cause of death in […]
Remind Us Why We Use Remind
This school year, each student and their parents were asked to sign up for Remind- an app that serves teachers, students, and parents. The app allows students and parents to ask questions or state concerns. School professionals can give feedback or make announcements. Teachers can also remind students about assignments. When asked about the app […]