Congratulations to our Cougar junior-high basketball players, who are now on a three-game winning streak! The co-ed squad prevailed Thursday, Jan. 21, when they traveled to play the Marfa Shorthorns. It was a 19-16 win for the Cougars – and Coach Joe Czubinski said it was a “good win in a tough environment.”
Congratulations to our Cougar scholars, who were recognized for their hard work and accomplishments Friday (Jan. 15), during the school's “5A Day”! 5A Day is Awards for Academics, Attendance, Athletics and Activities, and Friday's event honored student achievement during the third six-week period of the school year.
The Hudspeth County Livestock Show will be held in Sierra Blanca Jan. 28-31. Click here for the full schedule of events.
Congratulations to our Cougar junior-high basketball team, who took the win, when they traveled to Sierra Blanca Thursday, Jan. 14, to face the Vaqueros!
It was a hard battle for the Dell City varsity basketball team when they hosted the Marfa Shorthorns Tuesday (Jan. 12), but, in their first game of the season, the Cougar squad gave it all they had.
The rollout of vaccinations for Covid-19 is underway across the nation, and Hudspeth County, and Dell Valley, are part of the process. Community members can register now to receive the Covid-19 vaccine.
Congratulations to our junior-high coed basketball team, which scored an impressive victory over the Van Horn Eagles, in Van Horn, Wednesday (Jan. 27). The Cougars came away with a 26-15 win.
Karen Torres – who joined Dell City ISD this year as the school's pre-K and kinder teacher – brings almost 25 years of experience to her work here. And while her career has been diverse – she's worked with ESL and special-education students, in Head Start, elementary and junior-high classrooms – her Dell City job is definitely a new chapter, with new opportunities for growth.
Clemens Boakye – “Mr. B” – joined Dell City ISD this year as the school's secondary math teacher. And in his first month, he's already made his mark, with the intensity and passion he brings to the classroom. That same passion has powered a bold and remarkable journey – from a small village in the African nation of Ghana, to a graduate degree and teaching career in West Texas.
