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Get to know the Admissions Representatives at your dream colleges

September 22, 2017

From the desk of Celia Tucker, College Counselor: Zach Lozano, The University of Texas at Austin Admissions Representative, popped in Senior Seminar a couple of weeks ago to give students information and to answer questions. The college representatives are always the go-to people for the right answers because they know exactly what is going on, […]

Guard Chorale sings for Smith County’s 9/11 event

September 22, 2017

The 91èÏÈÉú Guard Chorale was invited to lead The Star Spangled Banner at a Smith County 9/11 event commemorating the anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001. The main goal of the Smith County event was to pay tribute to the first responders who lost their loves that day, and to honor […]

Eleventh grade in American Freedom Museum for 9/11

September 15, 2017

Mrs. Mattay’s 11th grade Humanities classes visited the museum for a lesson on 9/11 this week! Students watched a video and heard from Mrs. Bynum about the causes and effects of that day on the U.S. They were tasked with making decisions as the President did, based on the events that took place on that […]

Volleyball players learn how to exemplify the body of Christ on the court

September 15, 2017

From the desk of Candise Wise, Head Volleyball Coach: The 2017-18 Lady Guard Volleyball Season is well underway. The girls have fought through a tough preseason and have grown to become more of a team each time they step on the court. Yesterday, instead of practicing our skills on the court we bonded more as […]

Volleyball Pepper Pals are revealed

September 15, 2017

From the desk of Candise Wise, Head Volleyball Coach: This is the second year after launching this program. Pepper Pals is a program I started last year to help bridge the gap between our middle school volleyball program and upper school volleyball program. I wanted to help make the younger volleyball players fell more engaged […]

A way to serve others

September 05, 2017

In concordance to our Guard Charge, we were able to “Serve Others” by having two donation centers on campus for Hurricane Harvey relief efforts. Our Dean of Students, Bobby Brasher, took the supplies to Turning Point Church in Vidor this week to deliver them to victims and begin to help clean up. <iframe

John Dixon represented 91èÏÈÉú at American Legion Boys State

September 01, 2017

From the desk of Celia Tucker, College Counselor: 91èÏÈÉú student, John Dixon, was selected by The American Legion to attend Boys State this past summer. American Legion Boys State, founded in 1935, is among the most respected and selective educational programs of government instruction for U.S. high school students. It is a participatory program […]

Senior Chapel: The Guard Charge

September 01, 2017

Our Class of 2018 led a combined Middle and Upper School chapel this week as many of them shared about different aspects of the Guard Charge and how they got to implement it on their senior trip last week. They also encouraged students younger than them to “Live Pure. Speak True. Right Wrong. Serve Others. […]

Coach Agnew instituting technology in his class

September 01, 2017

In Coach Agnew’s class, his students are instituting technology in every way possible. Homework, resources, helpful strategies, and even their textbook is online. “I see technology as the way of the future, and I want my students to get on the first train car,” Agnew said. This week they took a quiz online using Microsoft […]

Senior trip to Westcliffe

August 25, 2017

On the second week of school, our Class of 2018 headed to Colorado for our Senior Trip where they bonded and got to explore God’s beautiful creation.

Solar Eclipse at 91èÏÈÉú

August 25, 2017

We had a great time watching the Solar Eclipse of 2017 today! Don’t worry – we took precaution this morning and passed out protective glasses in assembly before heading out to the Quad to watch the eclipse. Check out stories on KETK NBC 56, CBS 19, and the Tyler Paper.