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Cleveland ISD’s Jacob Miller, a third-year teacher at Southside Elementary School, has been selected as a top finalist for the 2022 Appreciated Teacher Award sponsored by the Gulf Coast Educators Federal Credit Union...
Read moreGovernor Greg Abbott has given official recognition to Masonic Lodges across the state of Texas by designating May 9-13, 2022 as “Texas Masonic Scholarship Week”.
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Future News Anchors making the best of their time with KHOU’s Mia Gradney.
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Colbert Elementary had a unique way of contributing to the upcoming Dancing For Our Stars event...
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It has been a long-held truism that many public service organizations could not function adequately without the help and assistance of citizens who volunteers their time, talents and energy in support of an organization be it a public service agency or many private organizations as well. In the coming weeks and months the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office will be spot-lighting these unsung citizen volunteers who donate these qualities to the Sheriff’s Office in different ways to give support assistance to Sheriff Bobby Rader and the personnel of the LCSO without any cost whatsoever to the tax paying public and with little or no public recognition.
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The Dayton Rotary Club listened to a very interesting program this past week. The Bridgehaven Team of Paula Torres and Shelley Quigley presented the program specifically discussing Liberty County statistics and program. Liberty County had 1,263 intakes while Chamber County had 366 intakes. They have two dedicated staff to just read intakes. The ladies also discussed the various services that are provided by Bridgehaven which include: Court Advocacy, Case Information, Rainbow Room, Referrals and Follow-Ups. Bridgehaven also has six different interviewers that meet with children and the training to become an interviewer is very intense. The Forensic interviews that are conducted can be broken down into different types of abuse. These are sexual abuse (172), physical abuse (78), child witness (62), child at risk (138), neglectful supervision (38) and emotional abuse (4). They also discussed the breakdown of the demographics of the children- White (208), Hispanic (161), African-American (29), Bi-racial (12) and Other (16). When it comes to the ages of children that they work with, Bridgehaven’s statistics shows that there were 74 children in the age bracket of 0-5 years, 206 students between the ages 6-12, 144 children between the ages of 13-17 and 2 that were 18 or older. Sadly, it was reported that the majority of the alleged perpetrator’s relationships come from either a parent or a stepparent. The Dayton Rotary Club praised Torres and Quigley for the work that they do for our children and our community.
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On Saturday April 9, four Dayton High School students competed at the UHCL STEM Challenge. The participants from Mr. Belanger’s Engineering Math class were Seniors Alexis Ibarra, Bryce Kelly, Alexis Trevino, and Junior Oscar Estrada. The competition had 4 phases.
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Tuesday morning, Dayton Youth Sports Association Board President Haden Gutierrez confirmed to The Vindicator that the DYSA treasurer had been officially removed from the board.
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