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Kerrville Mayor Bill Blackburn issued on Monday a proclamation naming Tuesday, October 5 as “Kerrville Teacher’s Day,” and urged all citizens to join him in honoring these educators and their contributions to the community.
The mayor was joined by teachers from all of the Kerrville Independent School District’s campuses, as well as KISD Superintendent Dr. Mark Faust at a ceremony Monday morning.
Local leaders mentioned #Teacherscan, which is a statewide movement supported by 125 partnering businesses and organizations committed to elevating the teaching profession and honoring the critical role teachers play in the success of Texas. The proclamation also described the countless hours, resilience, adaptability and creativity teachers demonstrated during the COVID-19 crisis.
Kerrville Teachers Day is to serve as a reminder of how much teacher quality matters to students and their respective futures.
A third raccoon in a week's time has been confirmed positive for rabies inside Kerrville City Limits, making it the 8th case of rabies for Kerr County this year. Kerr County Animal Services Director Reagan Givens said his department received a report on September 23 of a raccoon that had been discovered in a property owner's yard on West Water Street, which was later tested and confirmed for rabies on September 27. Texas law states that if a dog or […]
