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SRSU Noyce Scholarship Program The Robert Noyce Scholarship Program serves preservice STEM teachers attending Sul Ross State University.

We include qualified students from all branches of SRSU including Uvalde, Eagle Pass, and Del Rio, to apply for our program's scholarship.

🎓 Celebrating Our Noyce Scholars! 🔬🧪📐Yesterday, we had the privilege of celebrating our Sul Ross State University Noyce ...
10/01/2026

🎓 Celebrating Our Noyce Scholars! 🔬🧪📐Yesterday, we had the privilege of celebrating our Sul Ross State University Noyce Scholars and their families and recognizing the incredible commitment these future STEM educators are making to students and communities across our region. This year alone, we provided more than $84,000 in Noyce scholarships to support students preparing to become highly qualified math and science teachers. We are incredibly proud of these scholars and excited about the impact they will make in classrooms throughout Texas.

A special thank you to Provost Dr. Bernie Cantens, Dean of Education Dr. Kevin Badgett, and our dedicated Education and STEM faculty, professors, and mentors who encourage, prepare, and support our scholars throughout their journey. We are also deeply grateful to the National Science Foundation for its investment in the Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program and in the preparation of the next generation of STEM educators.
And, of course, thank you to the families of our Noyce Scholars. Your encouragement and support are an important part of their success.

❤️ Congratulations to our Noyce Scholars! We are proud of you and the difference you are preparing to make — one classroom, one student, and one community at a time.

🌟 Noyce Alumni Spotlight: Gisella Rodriguez 🌟Sul Ross State University Noyce alumna Gisella Rodriguez is helping student...
09/30/2026

🌟 Noyce Alumni Spotlight: Gisella Rodriguez 🌟
Sul Ross State University Noyce alumna Gisella Rodriguez is helping students build confidence in mathematics! Now in her second year teaching Algebra 1 at Madison High School in North East ISD in San Antonio, Gisella reflects on how the Noyce Scholarship Program helped shape her path:

“My name is Gisella Rodriguez, and I am proud to be in my second year of teaching Algebra 1 at Madison High School in North East ISD. The Noyce Scholarship Program helped prepare and inspire me to pursue a career where I can support students in building confidence in math and reaching their goals. I am grateful to be part of a school community that values growth, hard work, and student success. Go Mavericks!🐴”

We are proud of Gisella’s dedication to her students and grateful to see our Noyce alumni inspiring the next generation of mathematics learners. From Lobo to Maverick, she is making a difference! 🐺🐴

09/29/2026

Eagle Pass High School honors top-performing STAAR teachers

EAGLE PASS, Texas — Eagle Pass High School recognized 14 educators as STAAR Top-Performing Teachers, celebrating their academic achievements and commitment to helping students succeed.

The recognition reflects more than strong testing results. School officials said it represents the many hours these educators devote to preparing lessons, mentoring students, providing encouragement and creating meaningful classroom experiences.

The teachers recognized were Russell Jimenez, Isaac Pascoe, Linda Rivas, Tavare Chavez, Cody Santos, Natalie Martinez, Gerardo Saldana, Marvelia Flores, Nancy Negrete, Marisol Biddle, Mabel Delgado, Ashley Santos, Myriam Posada and Ciara Sanchez.

EPHS Principal Mr. Huerta and the campus administration thanked the honorees for maintaining high expectations, supporting students through challenges and remaining committed to their academic growth.

School officials emphasized that successful students often have teachers behind them who believe in their abilities and encourage them to overcome obstacles. The educators honored have demonstrated professionalism, perseverance and a passion for helping young people reach their potential.

Their influence, administrators said, extends beyond STAAR performance and the classroom by helping students develop the knowledge, confidence and opportunities needed for future success.

Eagle Pass High School congratulated the teachers and expressed its appreciation for the difference they make each day.

Their achievement reflects what the campus calls “The Eagle Way”—excellence that inspires excellence in others.
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Reconocen a maestros de Eagle Pass High School por resultados en STAAR

El plantel destaca su compromiso con el aprendizaje, la formación y el éxito académico de sus estudiantes.

EAGLE PASS, Texas — Eagle Pass High School reconoció a 14 educadores como docentes de alto desempeño en las evaluaciones STAAR, una distinción que celebra sus logros académicos y su dedicación al desarrollo de los estudiantes.

Las autoridades escolares señalaron que este reconocimiento va más allá de los resultados en los exámenes, pues también refleja las numerosas horas que los maestros destinan a preparar clases, orientar a los jóvenes, motivarlos y generar experiencias de aprendizaje significativas.

Los docentes reconocidos fueron Russell Jimenez, Isaac Pascoe, Linda Rivas, Tavare Chavez, Cody Santos, Natalie Martinez, Gerardo Saldana, Marvelia Flores, Nancy Negrete, Marisol Biddle, Mabel Delgado, Ashley Santos, Myriam Posada y Ciara Sanchez.

El director del plantel, el señor Huerta, y el equipo administrativo agradecieron a los homenajeados por mantener altas expectativas académicas, acompañar a sus alumnos frente a las dificultades y trabajar de manera constante para fortalecer su aprendizaje.

La administración destacó que detrás del éxito de los estudiantes suele haber maestros que confían en sus capacidades y los impulsan a superar obstáculos. En ese sentido, resaltó el profesionalismo, la perseverancia y la vocación de los educadores distinguidos.

Su influencia, señalaron las autoridades escolares, trasciende las evaluaciones STAAR y el salón de clases, al contribuir a que los jóvenes adquieran conocimientos, fortalezcan su confianza y amplíen sus oportunidades de éxito en el futuro.

Eagle Pass High School felicitó a los docentes y expresó su agradecimiento por la diferencia que marcan diariamente en la vida de sus alumnos.

El reconocimiento refleja lo que el plantel denomina “The Eagle Way”: una excelencia que inspira a otros a superarse.

🌟 Noyce Scholar Alumni Spotlight: Ashley Santos 🌟We are incredibly proud of former SRSU Noyce Scholar Ashley Santos, who...
09/18/2026

🌟 Noyce Scholar Alumni Spotlight: Ashley Santos 🌟

We are incredibly proud of former SRSU Noyce Scholar Ashley Santos, who was honored today by Eagle Pass ISD as a 2025–2026 STAAR Teacher! Ashley received this recognition for her superior performance, outstanding dedication, and distinguished service to education after helping her students achieve a STAAR passing rate of more than 90%. Her success reflects the knowledge, commitment, perseverance and heart she brings to her classroom at Eagle Pass High School.

Congratulations, Ashley! You continue to make the Noyce community and Sul Ross State University alumni proud while making a lasting difference for students in your community. 🍎⭐️

🌟 Noyce Mentor Spotlight: Dr. Michelle Rinehart 🌟The Sul Ross State University Noyce Scholars Program is proud to highli...
09/14/2026

🌟 Noyce Mentor Spotlight: Dr. Michelle Rinehart 🌟

The Sul Ross State University Noyce Scholars Program is proud to highlight one of our outstanding mentors, Dr. Michelle Rinehart, Superintendent of Alpine Independent School District. Dr. Rinehart is passionate about fostering excellence, belonging, and joy for Alpine ISD’s 850 students and 170 employees. She is deeply committed to the district’s mission of providing children with meaningful learning experiences that prepare them to become responsible, productive, and successful citizens in an ever-changing world. A STEM educator and accomplished leader, Dr. Rinehart earned her Doctor of Education Leadership from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and her Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Texas A&M University. She also holds bachelor’s degrees in physics and mathematics and in physics and mathematics teaching from Queen’s University. Dr. Rinehart has called West Texas home for the past 19 years. She lives in Alpine with her husband and their two children, who attend Alpine Middle School.

We are incredibly grateful for Dr. Rinehart’s commitment to mentoring the next generation of STEM educators. Her experience as a mathematics and physics educator, combined with her leadership and dedication to West Texas schools, makes her an invaluable mentor to our Noyce Scholars. Thank you, Dr. Rinehart, for investing in our future teachers and strengthening STEM education across our region!

🎉 Join us for the 2026 Noyce Celebration! 🎉We are excited to bring together our Noyce Scholars, families, mentors, profe...
09/11/2026

🎉 Join us for the 2026 Noyce Celebration! 🎉

We are excited to bring together our Noyce Scholars, families, mentors, professors, and friends to celebrate our scholars and the incredible community that supports the next generation of STEM educators!

📅 September 30, 2026
⏰ 11:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
📍 Museum of the Big Bend – Alpine, TX
🍽️ Lunch will be provided!

Come celebrate the accomplishments of our Noyce Scholars, connect with our Noyce community, and learn more about the impact these future STEM educators are making in our schools and communities. We hope to see you there!

🔬 Want to Make a Difference in STEM Education? 🧪📚We are looking for individuals interested in gaining hands-on education...
09/01/2026

🔬 Want to Make a Difference in STEM Education? 🧪📚

We are looking for individuals interested in gaining hands-on education research experience while helping us better understand and support STEM educator retention. This is a great opportunity to:
⭐ Gain real-world education research experience
⭐ Contribute to meaningful STEM education work
⭐ Work alongside faculty and researchers
⭐ Help strengthen the future STEM teacher workforce

📍 Must be available to participate in person.

Interested in making an impact through graduate research? We’d love to hear from you!

08/31/2026

Great people know great people! Please spread the word and help us find our next stand-out Fightin' Buck Science Teacher. 🤟

Alpine ISD is currently hiring for a 🔬Middle School Science Teacher.🔬

Benefits include:
💜 Working with incredible students and staff
💛 A welcoming community that proudly supports its schools and teachers
💜 Regionally competitive teacher compensation, benefits, and paid extra duty opportunities
💛 Teacher Incentive Allotment eligible teaching assignment
💜 Opportunities to grow, lead, and make a meaningful impact in a close-knit school community

More information can be found here: https://alpine.esc18.net/employment.

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Welcome back Noyce Scholars! Excited to greet a few of our biology students this morning at our welcome breakfast. Thank...
08/31/2026

Welcome back Noyce Scholars! Excited to greet a few of our biology students this morning at our welcome breakfast. Thank you Dr. Chris Ritzi for all of your support with our science future teachers.

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