Drivers who illegally pass a school bus face fines up to $1,250 for the first offense. For people convicted of the offense more than once, the law allows for the person’s driver license to be suspended for up to six months.
Angelo State University officials celebrated the ground breaking Friday for the new Housley Bell Tower to be constructed on the campus just off Johnson St. near the Stephens Chapel.
The San Angelo Independent School District will start classes next week without enough bus drivers to run all routes, so some students who need to ride a bus to school will not have that option.
The Texas Tech University System (TTU System) Board of Regents will meet Thursday and Friday (Aug. 11-12) in San Angelo on the campus of Angelo State University.
ASU students were trained by the WHIT program in identifying and reporting signs of sexual, physical and emotional abuse; appropriate strategies for assessing student learning and progress; and methods of motivating students to fully engage with their studies. They were then paired with K-12 students in the Tom Green County Child Protective Services system for weekly tutoring sessions.
The first day of school for students in the San Angelo Independent School District is Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2022 and officials are finalizing preparations for the beginning of the school year.
Ranger College will use funds from the JET program to purchase and install automotive technology equipment to initially train more than 120 students for automotive industry careers.
Fort Concho kicks off National Buffalo Soldier Days Thursday celebrating the history and significance of the Buffalo Soldier to the nation and to the Concho Valley.