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20180928l Cigaroa vs SHSThis Friday, September 28th, the Sharyland Rattles hosted Laredo Cigarroa at Richard Thompson Stadium.

The game, which was scheduled for 7:30pm, was delayed due to rain and lightning strikes near by. As weather began to clear up spectators and school bands began to fill the stadium and the players took the field for opening ceremonies. After a 45 minutes delay the game was underway at 8:15pm.

The preceding bad weather did not get Rattler spirits down, the team hit the field strong and started moving the ball early in the game. The Rattlers scored a touchdown, with a good extra point, in the first quarter putting the Rattlers in the lead over the Toros 7 to 0.

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Sharyland-LogoOn Monday, the Sharyland school board of trustees approved a new district and campus improvement plan.

Based on the plan, the core initiatives for the district will be to create quality curriculum guides for all core content areas with an ongoing system for monitoring and revision and to implement data point assessments to evaluate the curriculum, provide meaningful data for decision making and support improved student achievement.

“Most of our campuses are focusing on student growth, so they’re meeting the standards but they also have to have every single child growing or showing improvement,” Pam Montalvo, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction said. “So for the majority of our campuses, that is where they have to grow.”

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Sharyland-girls-XC-team-2018The Sharyland Lady Rattlers XC (cross country) team entered the 2018 Rio Grande Valley Meet of Champions as the odds-on favorites Saturday. Twenty minutes and 31 seconds after the starter pistol was fired, three Lady Rattlers had crossed the finish line as top 10 finishers.

While the majority of runners were still on the course, it was pretty obvious at that point in the race that Sharyland was about to claim their first Meet of Champions championship since the 2013 school year, the last year the Lady Rattlers claimed district and regional championships as well.

While a Brownsville Rivera runner took the individual championship, second and third places went to Lady Rattlers. Andrea Gallardo and Ariana Gomez, both juniors at Sharyland High, crossed the finish line three and a half seconds apart from each other as they took second and third places respectively. The third Lady Rattler to finish in the top 10 was senior Samantha Guerrero, whose time of 20:31.0 earned her 10th place.

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20180925 Volleyball PSJASW vs SHSWhen the volleyball is set, Sharyland’s Estefania Hinojosa begins her attack becoming airborne as eyes in the crowd widen, and when her powerful swing connects with the ball sending it soaring onto the opponent’s side of the net for a kill, gasps and whispers of “did you see that?” spread across the gym.

Over the past four years, the senior outside hitter has perfected the art of the kill, and on Tuesday night, an excited home crowd witnessed Hinojosa reach a milestone moment as she recorded her 1,000th career kill, becoming the first in Sharyland history to accomplish the feat.

“It feels great,” she said. “I feel very honored and I feel like I’ve improved a lot over the years, and I’m not going to settle with 1,000, I’m going to keep going.”

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20180926 SeeYouAtThePleSNearly 250 students and their parents at a Sharyland ISD elementary school joined hundreds of campuses nationwide in a prayer rally Wednesday.

“See You at the Pole” is a global day of student prayer that is held every fourth Wednesday in September. This past Wednesday, John H. Shary elementary School became the first elementary campus in the district to participate in the event, according to Nikki Barker, an official at that campus.

“We want this to be a safe haven for students where they don’t feel like they’re being a burden on campus and that God is always with them,” Barker said. “That way, any kind of hardship students suffer, from bullying to stuff at home, they know God is with them.”

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