41st Annual College Station Easter Celebration
George H.W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum
Saturday, April 9, from 9:30 a.m. until noon
Activities at the free event will be available for children ages 7 and under and will include an Easter Egg Hunt, egg roll, egg toss, carnival games, bounce houses, face painting, door prizes, kite flying, balloon animals, complimentary refreshments, and photos with the Easter Bunny.
Our "Beeping Egg Hunt" will return for our community's blind and visually impaired (of all ages). The beeping eggs are assembled by College Station's Bomb Squad.
Event Schedule:
• 9:00 a.m. – Door prize registration begins at the stage
• 9:30 a.m. – Carnival games, face painting, balloon animals, and concessions begin
• 9:50 a.m. – The Easter Bunny Arrives!
• 10:00 a.m. – Egg Hunt begins on 3 fields (ages 3 and under, 4-5, and 6-7). The beeping eggs are on their own field. While we have a lot of eggs, the egg hunt goes very quickly, so DON'T BE LATE!
• 10:15 a.m. – Door Prize Drawing at the Stage
• 12:00 p.m. – Event concludes
The College Station Easter Celebration, modeled after the annual White House Easter Egg Roll, has been hosted by the Bush Library and Museum in partnership with the College Station Police Department since 1999, but the event has a long tradition in College Station. The police department has been putting on this event since its humble beginnings in 1982.
The event is free and registration is only required for those who wish to participate in the door prize drawings. The door prizes, generously provided by the College Station Walmart, will be awarded at the event. These prizes consist of a bicycle and helmet to be given to a boy and girl in each of three age categories: 3 and under, 4-5, and 6-7. In order to be eligible for one of the prizes, parents must register their children at the event, and you must be present at the stage at 10:10 a.m. in order to win.
In addition to the Bush Library and the City of College Station, sponsors of the College Station Easter Celebration include College Station Walmart, MPS Eggs Services – Feathercrest, Peace 107, The Barracks, Candy 95, LaJefa, Maverick 101, The ZONE, Willy 97.7 and WTAW.
Free parking for the event will be available in Lots 43 and 111. Barbara Bush Drive will be closed, so attendees should enter through Research Park. For more information, visit https://www.bush41.org/events or call (979) 691-4014.
Best Regards,
Michelle Briggs
Public Relations Coordinator
College Station Police Department
(979) 764-6389 | mbriggs@cstx.gov
View Live Results from the UIL 2A District Track Meet @ Snook ISD: Wednesday, April 6, 2022! We wish our Yeguas Good Luck!!!
http://milesplit.live/meets/471370
Somerville Yeguas Varsity Takes Victory Over North Zulch In A High-Scoring Affair: Tuesday, April 5, 2022
Both Somerville and North Zulch had their offenses going on Tuesday, but Somerville eventually prevailed 25-14.
The Lady Yeguas opened up scoring in the first inning. Emma Kovasovic drove in three when Kovasovic homered.
Aubrey Kovasovic earned the victory on the rubber. The pitcher went one and two-thirds innings, allowing eight runs on three hits and striking out one. Emma Kovasovic threw four and a third innings in relief out of the bullpen. Kovasovic recorded the last 13 outs to earn the save for Somerville.
Somerville socked three home runs on the day. Ra’Maya Carter went yard in the third inning. Kovasovic had a homer in the first and sixth innings.
The Lady Yeguas collected 15 hits. Emma Kovasovic, Kaelyn Chavez, Carter, Jocelyn Ponce, Averie Hernandez, and Aubrey Kovasovic each managed multiple hits for Somerville. Carter, Chavez, and Aubrey Kovasovic all had three hits to lead Somerville.
**Exciting news! I am now accepting registration for Within My Reach (Relationship Class) and also for the upcoming Parenting Class (all classes are for clients ages 18-24). The relationship class will begin Monday, April 25, 2022 and the parenting class will start afterwards. All classes will be held virtually via Zoom and will be held in the evenings for 6 weeks. This is a FREE series and gift card incentives given for program completion. Preregistration is required by April 18, 2022.
**Please have them call me at (979) 567-2312 or email me at Holly.Narro@ag.tamu.edu so I can register them ASAP. Since classes will be held virtually, it is not limited only to Burleson County residents, so anyone can register.
Thanks Holly
Somerville Elementary/Intermediate
Yegua News - 6th Six Weeks
Face-to-face IRS help available in more than 30 cities on Saturday, March 12 thru May 14.
https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/face-to-face-irs-help-available-in-more-than-30-cities-on-saturday-march-12
District Track Meet Schedule: April 6, 2022 @ Snook Bluejay's Stadium!
School Calendar is on our website which shows our 6-weeks period, Early Release days, and School Holidays: https://www.somervilleisd.org/documents
Check out our website calendar for Athletic Events/UIL/Field Trips:
https://www.somervilleisd.org/events
Friday, April 1st:
All Student Release at Noon
Softball @ Home vs Iola at 5 PM
Baseball @ Fayetteville @ 630 PM
Congratulations to these Somerville FFA Members who competed at Rodeo Austin in the Jr. Breeding Heifer Show!
Barrett Howe was Breed Champion in the Limousin Heifer Show.
Hadley Howe was Champion and Reserve Champion in the Angus Heifer Show.
Jalynn Urbanosky placed in the Angus breed show.
Somerville Elementary/Intermediate School Fundraiser
March 29-April 26
Please support our students in Somerville by participating in this fundraiser. Proceeds will go towards student activities and field trips.
Use this link to create a seller account
https://fundraising.littlecaesars.com/login/join-fundraiser/8e61d7fe-7ec0-4499-baae-156269a81488
You will be asked to set up a seller account. It is very quick and easy. Once you set up your account, it will give you a link like the one above. Share that link with anyone that wants to help support our fundraiser or even on your social media account. People will use your personalized link to order from you.
At the state powerlifting meet on Friday the 25th, Verkobe Woodberry, Herschel Conway, and Caden Espinosa competed for the Yeguas. Caden did everything he could, but came up just short of a medal in his weight class at 6th place. He set a PR in total weight and tied the school record for squat. Herschel Conway pulled more weight on his deadlift than I have ever seen him do to receive 5th place. He had a career day setting PRs on bench, deadlift, and total weight. And finally Mr. Verkobe Woodberry took home the 2nd place medal. He had a chance at the very end to win it all, but came up just inches short on his last deadlift attempt of 475! Overall we placed 17th out of 85 teams in the division.
Additionally, Richard Rivera-Espinoza and Payton Sprouse received 2nd Team Academic All State honors from the Texas High School Powerlifting Association. Congratulations to those two fine seniors that will be sorely missed.
Best,
Coach Ethan Watson
Somerville ISD has a new activity bus for our students to travel for sports, UIL events, etc. Our Yeguas will be traveling in style!
We would like to take the time to congratulate Ra'Maya Carter on being named to the TABC Region 4 All-Region team. It is a great way to cap off her season.
-Coach Colvin
Wednesday, March 23, 2022: Emma Kovasovic and Cullen Sablatura placed 1st in mixed doubles at the Normangee tennis tournament! Congratulations Tennis Yeguas!!!
SISD would like to send out a BIG THANK YOU to Toney Mantey! He grilled burgers for our kiddos and staff today!
All of the electricity has been restored. Toda la energía a las escuelas ha sido restaurada.
SISD currently has partial power. Entergy is on property working to restore power.
We appreciate your patience and ensure that all students are safe to stay at school.
Somerville Yeguas Varsity Defeats Burton In A Blow-Out Victory
Somerville Won Big Over Burton, 15-5 On Monday, March 14, 2022.
The Lady Yeguas Took The Lead For Good With Three Runs In The Third Inning. In The Third Emma Kovasovic Singled On A 0-1 Count, Scoring Two Runs.
Somerville Notched Five Runs In The Fifth Inning. The Offensive Firepower By Somerville Was Led By Averie Hernandez, Bryanna Surovik, Aubrey Kovasovic, And Jocelyn Ponce, All Driving In Runs In The Frame.
Abigail Flencher Took The Win. The Pitcher Surrendered Five Runs On Two Hits Over Five Innings, Striking Out Six.
Somerville Totaled 17 Hits. E. Kovasovic, A. Kovasovic, Surovik, Cayla Balanga, Ponce, And Gracie Tuck All Managed Multiple Hits For Somerville Yeguas Varsity. Both Kovasovic's Each Managed Three Hits To Lead Somerville Yeguas Varsity. Somerville Yeguas Varsity Stole Seven Bases During The Game As Two Players Stole More Than One. Kovasovic Led The Way With Three.
Coach Chris Martin
