Our 7-8 year-old boys (pictured) concluded their 2016 season as Champions of the Fredericksburg tournament this past weekend. An epic ending to a great season for these young men.
Mason was undefeated in the tournament with early round wins over Kerrville and Burnet leading them to a match-up against Llano for the opportunity to play in the finals.
COLLEGE STATION – Aspiring youth wanting to enter the veterinary animal health profession recently
received week-long training that included hands-on demonstrations with beef cattle and horses, plus tours
of the Texas A&M’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences in College Station.
The event coincided with Texas 4-H Roundup week. Upon completion of the week-long instruction,
students received Beef Quality Assurance certification from the Texas Beef Council and obtained 3 ...
While others spent time at the beach, pool or simply hanging out with friends, Mason County students learned about business and free enterprise. Bode McMillan and Grace Chapman of Mason High School attended this year’s Texas Farm Bureau Annual Youth Leadership Conference at Tarleton State University to gain a leg-up in the path to their dreams.
“YLC is an excellent opportunity for students to learn about the Free Enterprise Speech Contest, how our nation operates and develop valuable leader ...
Mason County 4-H was represented at the 2016 Texas 4-H Roundup contest called “Share the Fun.” Kendra Klaerner, 4-H member and Junior from Mason ISD performed on Thursday, June 9 at the Rudder Complex on the campus of Texas A&M University. Kendra competed in the Musical/Instrumental category playing the piano piece “Waterfall” by Jon Schmidt.
The Texas 4-H Roundup is a qualifying and invitational event for 4-H youth who placed in a district level roundup or signed up to compete in o ...
Our 7-8 year-old (8U) boys followed up last weekend’s 2nd place finish to bring home a 3rd place trophy in Llano this past weekend. Other area towns in the tournament were Llano, Brady, Johnson City, Kerrville, Boerne, Blanco, San Saba, Fredericksburg and Burnet (both Fredericksburg and Burnet had two teams each).
Mason started the tournament with convincing wins over Burnet and Kerrville for a third round rematch with Fredericksburg #1 who took 1st place honors in the previous weekend’s to ...
Several Mason junior tennis players started the summer season this last weekend as Mason hosted the Summer Swing Tournament. Due to several players taking SAT tests and others being out of town, the draws were a little small, but the competition was still very good. The results are as follows:
12 BS – Luke Marshall (Brady) def Jack Gillespie(Mas) 6-1,6-1.
14 BS – Patrick McAuliffe (Mas) def Ranger Schmidt (Mas) 6-2,6-4
16-18 BS – Jack Marshall (Brady) def Ethan Powell (Mas) 7-6, 6-2
14 GS ...
“What a perfectly charming and engaging performance. From the start, each of the characters had physical, vocal and emotional commitment and maintained their energy throughout. The Sycamores (and Grandpa) were fun and funny but totally realistic. You all let the script play the humor without resorting to gimmicks...I can’t begin to tell you how impressed I am at the total effort of this production – Bravo!...
The Scholarship Awards Ceremony for the class of 2016 was held on Thursday, May 19th at the Mason High School Auditorium. School Principal Chris Habecker welcomed the guests and thanked the organizations and individuals who make the scholarship opportunities available. Mr. Habecker said, “the students, parents, teachers, and community are forever grateful.
What an exciting start to the summer youth baseball tournament season!
Our 7-8 year-old boys (pictured) hosted an 11-team tournament this past weekend. Area towns challenging Mason were Brady, Johnson City, Kerrville, Boerne, Llano, Blanco and Fredericksburg and Burnet had two teams each. Mason started day-1 with a convincing win over Brady then followed up day-2 with a 2-run win over Johnson City.
They came up 1-run short on Saturday morning against Fredericksburg #1, who turned out to be the ...
Mason Elementary is proud to announce that they met two Schoolwide Goals this school year.
The first goal met was the Leadership Goal in which 100% of the Mason Elementary students held Leadership Roles during the school year.
Mason Elementary also met their Academic Goal which was for the students to read 14,000 books and 48 million words by the end of the school year.
Students in Kindergarten through Fourth Grade read 48,202,546 words as they read 14, 482 books!
Wow!
