NBMS honored with designation as Texas School to Watch

New Boston Middle School National Junior Honor Society students Jeremiah Kasitati, Samuel Hobson, Hadley Parson, Kristen Collins and Katlyn Collins accepted the banner designating NBMS as a School to Watch. NBMS is now one of approximately 70 schools across the state of Texas designated as a School to Watch. Tribune photo by Jaidyn Medina-Moore

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Susan Lindsey Staff Reporter on April 17, 2024

Out of 3,771 middle schools in Texas, New Boston Middle School has joined an elite group of schools within the state through recognition as a School to Watch.

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Rivalries highlight tonight’s football action

The Traveling Trophy up for grabs tonight in DeKalb

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By Kenny Mitchell Publisher Tonight is the night for a couple of our biggest local rivalries as the New Boston Lions will make their way to DeKalb for...

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“Your Texas miracle should not be our Texas nightmare”

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A large contingent of Northeast Texas landowners and those opposed to the construction of the proposed Marvin Nichols Reservoir made the trip to Arlin...

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Hooks ISD receives grant to increase campus safety

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The Hooks Independent School District was among an elite list of state grant recipients to enhance safety in their schools. HISD received $6,300 to pu...

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Learn, eat, grow and go at New Boston Elementary

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Third grade students at New Boston Elementary are participating in the Learn, Eat, Grow, and Go! program through the Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Offi...