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Celebrating science through a school parade are Maverick ES 4th-graders Nicole Martinez, Alexis Martinez and Hannah Espino.

School Board Assistant Secretary and District 6 Trustee Olga Hernandez admires the costumes of Franklin ES 3rd-graders Emily Cruz, Nalani Gutierez and Ricardo Fernandez prior to the schoolwide neighborhood storybook character parade.

Edison HS senior and Certified Nurse Assistant Rachel Ortiz makes a presentation at a competition sponsored by the University of the Incarnate Word's Feik School of Pharmacy. Rachel was among approximately 20 team members from the Edison's Health Professions Magnet program to compete.

Getting a first-hand look at the criminal justice system through a mock trial at their school are Twain MS students Edson Salazar, Destiny Vasquez and Samantha Mayen. Bexar County Court #1 Judge Al Alonso officiated.

Guest conductor and former Victoria Community Children's Choir Director Lisa Witwer leads 7th-graders in song to prepare for their performance at the sixth-annual SAISD Choral Cavalcade.

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Michael Finley and Whataburger mascot Whataguy treat De Zavala teacher Yara Luna's class to a visit that included reading and an invitation to a Spurs game. The visit recognized 4th-grader Gabriela Rodriguez's selection as elementary-level grand prize winner in the What'cha Reading and NBA Cares contest.

While assisting KWEX-TV meteorologist Keyhla Calderon-Lugo on a presentation at Highland Park ES, 2nd-grader Jacklyn Enes Rivera and her classmates raise their hands in response to a question on weather forecasting.

While working on a structural project, Jefferson HS Architectural Club students transform spaghetti and marshmallows into a tower.

Graebner ES students get a look at what firefighters wear to help protect them from harm when entering structures engulfed in blazes. The San Antonio Fire Department was one of several presenters for Careers on Wheels Day.

While Neal ES 1st graders Alan Tarrazas and Za'Miria and driver Brandi Blevins discuss the benefits of keeping Texas beautiful, the evil backseat litter plots to jump out of the car. This scenario was part of a Litter Force presentation for the Don't Mess with Texas campaign.

Schenck ES 5th-grader Ricky Sepulveda ponders the consequences of good and bad choices during a 'Bully Buster' presentation. The visit from the self-described nerd siblings Homer and Rupert Morris was part of the school's "Right Choices" character education program.

Neal ES kindergartner Michael Morales and his classmates await bicycle inspection by Officer Ruben Ruiz. Once cleared for competition, students put their "iron horses" through the paces in the school's annual bike rodeo. Winners from each school qualify for the annual citywide competition sponsored by SAPD.

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