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Girls in the ACE (Afterschool Centers on Education) Program at Daingerfield ISD recently performed at the Daingerfield Junior High Football Game on Thursday, Oct. 31. Pictured (front row from left) is: Ashley Dunn, Aaryana Wallace, Paris Simpson, ShaNiya Favors, Heaven Harper, Sayda Suastegui and Trinity Attaway. The Junior High cheerleaders "zombies" are pictured back row (from left)†Lalya Johnston, Claire Smith, DeMarkia Palmer, Jaidyn Thompson, Denibria Hall, Ivy Banks, Ellixandria Frazier, Kahleyia Johnson, Hannah Welch and Monnora Sok.

3^{°ù»åâ€} Annual †Mr. ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ Pageant

When: November 19^th

Location: SUB 101

Time: 12:20-1:00 p.m.

Sponsored by Enactus†

Admission:†2 Canned Food Items or†$2.00

Five students recently completed the fire†academy at ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ. They were honored during a†graduation ceremony held in the Student Union Building. The†graduates are pictured (from left):†Aaron Nugent of Winnsboro, Matthew Hernandez of Mount Pleasant, Fenton Godfrey of Mount Pleasant, Wesley Kizer of Pittsburg, and Colter Antonsen of Ridgecrest, California. These students are now eligible to†take the Texas Commission on Fire Protection Exam to complete certification.†ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ is currently enrolling students for the 2014 Fire Academy.

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The Generation TX (pronounced "Generation Texas") movement to promote a college and career-ready culture in communities statewide has declared†November 18-22†to be GenTX Week. To celebrate GenTX Week, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB), creators of the Generation Texas movement, invites all high school students to participate in the first-ever GenTX video contest dubbed†Take the Challenge!

The annual October vote of the members of the Great Plains Honors Council (GPHC), an association of 80 honors colleges and programs, recently confirmed†Matthew Jordan,†a Presidential Scholar at ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ, as the 2013-2014 Student Representative of its Executive Council.

Jordan, the 2012 Salutatorian of Pittsburg High School, will become the highest ranking student in an organization that represents thousands of honors students, including those at large and prestigious universities.