Cotulla Athletics Weekly Agenda (11/10 - 11/15)
The Cowboys were a perfect 6 - 0 in District play. Congratulations on all your hard work Cowboys, Cotulla is proud of you! 🏈
🎟️Tickets can be purchased online: https://events.hometownticketing.com/boxoffice/cotulla/L2VtYmVkL2FsbA%3D%3D
Costumes, Treats, and Halloween Cheer!
NMS was full of Halloween spirit thanks to the Sunshine Committee and all the students and staff who showed off their creative costumes! Check out these spooky outfits and the spooktacular treats provided by our amazing Sunshine Committee.
Three-Peat Champions: 6th Grade Spirit Stays Strong!
NMS wrapped up one final pep rally filled with unbeatable school spirit. Students brought their energy through games, cheers, a student-teacher dance-off, and the legendary battle cry competition. The 6th graders claimed their third straight spirit stick victory, proving their dominance once again. On the field, the 7th graders fell in a hard-fought battle against Dilley, while the 8th graders dominated from start to finish in their win over the Pups.
🍿 The NMS National Junior Honor Society is hosting a Popcorn Sale!
Grab a 32oz bag for just $14 and support our NJHS students.
You can purchase from any member, deadline is November 5!
📣 NMS Pep Rally Theme!
6th Grade takes the Spirit Stick at NMS Pep Rally!
Congratulations to the 6th grade class for showing who has the most spirit at NMS. They came ready to win!
Congrats to Bryan Ramirez for winning the game and 3 boxes of pizza courtesy of our local Pizza Hut.
Great job to the cheerleaders, band, volleyball and football players and everyone who showed up and showed out!
GeoForce Presentation
8th grade students had the opportunity to hear from Outreach Coordinator Eleanor Cote, about the GeoFORCE Texas Program, a youth education outreach initiative that inspires students across Texas to explore careers in STEM. Created by the Jackson School of Geosciences at The University of Texas at Austin, GeoFORCE aims to identify and develop the next generation of STEM leaders in the fields of energy, minerals, water, the environment, and natural hazard management.
Students enjoyed learning about the program and its exciting summer academy, asking thoughtful questions about how they can get involved and prepare for future opportunities in science and technology.
