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- Aug 19, 2026
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Where Brazos Valley families can find after-school care this year (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - School districts and community organizations across the Bryan-College Station area are offering after-school care programs as the school year begins. Bryan Independent School District (ISD) offers after-school care through AlphaBEST, running from dismissal until 6 p.m. The program includes homework time, fitness and foreign language classes. College Station ISD’s “Kids Klub” keeps children on campus with no transportation needed. Registration is open now. The Boys
Meet the Brazos Valley teacher training the next generation of construction workers (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - College Station Independent School District’s (ISD) new Career and Technical Education Center (CTE) is opening its construction technology classroom this week. First-year teacher, Raul Ramos, is teaching construction technology at the CTE Center. His classroom has no desks or chairs, however, it does have workstations and tools. Ramos spent the summer getting certified, planning lessons and preparing for his first class. Before teaching, he worked as a paraprofess
College Station ISD opens career center where students can graduate with a state license and go straight to work (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - College Station Independent School District is opening its first Career and Technical Education Center (CTE) on the first day of school, offering hands-on training programs in automotive services, welding, ag mechanics, construction trades, cosmetology, wildlife and livestock, range and ecology and veterinary medicine. The facility, located on South Dowling Road near Wellborn, is designed to rotate students in and out in double-block sessions throughout the school
Is your child’s backpack too heavy? A nurse practitioner explains the risks (opens the original)
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COLLEGE STATION, Texas (KBTX) - As students head back to school loaded down with laptops and textbooks, a family nurse practitioner is warning that improperly worn backpacks can lead to back pain, shoulder pain, neck pain and posture problems over time. Jasmine Bui, a family nurse practitioner at St. Joseph, said the risks are long-term. “Long term as they get older, they’ll end up having back pain, shoulder pains, posture slouching, shoulders rolling over, and a lot of neck pain,” Bui said. “So
School bus safety: What parents and drivers need to know as buses return to Brazos Valley roads (opens the original)
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BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) - School buses are returning to Brazos Valley roads this week, and a Bryan Independent School District (ISD) bus driver is outlining the safety measures in place and what drivers and parents need to know before the first bell rings. Douglas Dickey, a Bryan ISD bus driver with 14 years with the district and more than 30 years holding a commercial driver’s license, said the safety process begins before a single student boards. Pre-trip inspections required before every route Bu
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