Fort Bend Independent School District celebrated a stellar performance on the state stage as two of its powerhouse tennis programs made waves at the 2025 UIL 6A State Tennis Championships.
Clements High School’s Gabriel Segubiense and Jastine Escamos clinched the 6A Mixed Doubles state title, delivering a performance marked by skillful coordination, strategic shot-making, and unwavering focus. Their championship run capped off an exceptional season and brought home the top honor in their division.
Ridge Point High School’s Hailey Niedzwecki and Sophie Tahtouh also made a strong statement by securing third place in the 6A Girls Doubles bracket. Demonstrating grit and tenacity throughout the tournament, the pair navigated a competitive field to earn their spot on the podium.
These accomplishments highlight the depth of talent and dedication within FBISD’s tennis programs. Both teams exemplified sportsmanship, determination, and a shared commitment to excellence—qualities that reflect the district’s broader values in athletics and beyond.
From the baseline to the net, these athletes showcased what it means to represent FBISD with pride. Their victories on the court serve as an inspiration to peers and future players across the district.
Alief ISD (3 photos)
Academic achievement and leadership were proudly on display as Alief Independent School District hosted its National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS) Spring Induction Ceremony, welcoming a new class of young scholars and celebrating the accomplishments of its current members.
This spring, 12 outstanding 3rd-grade students were officially inducted into NEHS, joining a prestigious tradition that recognizes not only academic success but also responsibility, service, and character. The ceremony marked a major milestone for these students, who have demonstrated a strong commitment to their studies and their school communities.
The event also honored the district’s current 4th-grade NEHS members, applauding their continued excellence and leadership. Their ongoing dedication serves as a model for their younger peers and a reminder of the values that NEHS stands for.
The ceremony was a moment of pride for families, educators, and the entire Alief ISD community. From the newest inductees to the seasoned student leaders, all were celebrated for their achievements and the promise they hold for the future.
With events like this, Alief ISD continues to foster a culture of academic excellence, civic engagement, and student empowerment from an early age. Congratulations to all the NEHS members on their well-earned recognition.
Klein ISD
Klein Independent School District has once again been recognized for its exceptional commitment to music education, earning the Best Communities for Music Education designation from The NAMM Foundation for an impressive 18th time. This marks the 14th consecutive year the district has received this prestigious honor, underscoring Klein ISD’s longstanding dedication to the arts.
Now in its 26th year, the Best Communities for Music Education award is presented to school districts that demonstrate outstanding achievement in providing music access and education to all students. Klein ISD stood out through a rigorous application process, which required detailed responses in areas such as program funding, music class participation, graduation requirements, instructional time, facilities, and community music engagement.
The recognition reflects the strength and support of Klein ISD’s Fine Arts programs, as well as the unwavering efforts of educators, administrators, students, and families who champion music as a vital part of a well-rounded education.
Klein ISD’s continued presence among the nation’s top districts for music education reaffirms its belief in nurturing creativity, discipline, and expression through the arts. Congratulations to the entire Klein ISD community on this remarkable achievement.
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