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San Marcos CISD recently honored the 2013 retirees at a reception held at Miller Middle School. Shortly thereafter, each of the twenty-one retirees was recognized by the Board of Trustees for their outstanding contributions on behalf of SMCISD school children.
Together, the retirees had a total of 566 years of dedicated service.
Carl Aiken taught for 42 years, most — if not al l— of that teaching math at Goodnight Middle School. He had a knack for connecting with kids, and Goodnight misses him already.

Students of the San Marcos CISD Child Development Center enjoyed doing Wacky Wednesday activities on May 22. The young readers of the popular book by Dr. Seuss discovered what’s wrong on each page, thereby shaping their ability to observe, as well as developing a love for reading.

On the surface — which by the way is hot to the touch — it wouldn’t appear local residents would need to observe Heat Awareness Day.

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San Marcos has a new national distinction.
The U.S. Census Bureau released a report Thursday naming San Marcos as the fastest growing city with a population of 50,000 or more in the United States during 2012.

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On Thursday the Price Center hosted a luncheon to honor three Living Legends: Ron Scott, Dianne Wassenich and Mabel Hall.
Pictured above are (back) Ron and Marie Jager, Dianne Wassenich, Gloria Ingram, John Navarrette, Kelly Frank and Betty Jack. Front row: Evelyn Meehen, Mabel Hall, Miriam McCoy and Ron Scott.