Gauge McCain, a dedicated member of the Brazos High School FFA, has been selected as one of the prestigious Ford Leadership Scholars in partnership with Texas FFA and Ford Motor Company. His exceptional leadership potential and commitment to community service have earned him this recognition, allowing him to undergo intensive training and develop substantial community service projects.
Brazos High School is proud to announce the exciting news that two exceptional senior athletes, Wesley Holub and Rubi Garcia, have signed with their respective universities to continue their athletic and academic journeys. Wesley Holub is going to Join Texas Lutheran University, Rubi Garcia Commits to Ranger College.
Brazos Middle School’s “Breakfast with a Badge” event, held in celebration of Police Appreciation Week, brought together students and local law enforcement officers for a memorable morning of interaction and gratitude. With representatives from the US Secret Service joining the event, students not only enjoyed breakfast but also gained insights into law enforcement careers, fostering a stronger connection between the community and those who protect it.
The Brazos Middle School and High School Bands wowed the audience with their exceptional performances at the Spring Concert, showcasing their musical talent and dedication. From the captivating melodies of the BMS Beginner, 7th and 8th Grade Bands to the impressive displays by students who excelled at the State Solo and Ensemble Contest, the event was a true celebration of musical excellence and community support.
Haiven Alvarado-Harris, a talented volleyball player from Brazos High School in Wallis, Texas, has made the decision to attend Wharton County Junior College in Wharton, Texas. With a strong athletic program and a variety of degree plans, Wharton County Junior College is a great choice for Alvarado-Harris to continue her education and athletic career.
The Brazos High School Cougarettes Varsity Softball team ended their 2023 season on a high note with a 6-1 victory over the Hempstead Lady Bobcats. The win was a testament to the team’s growth and determination throughout the season, despite facing numerous challenges along the way.
The Brazos Athletic Department hosted a community Easter Egg Hunt for children aged 1-10 years old on Saturday, April 8, 2023. Despite bad weather, families enjoyed a variety of activities, including an egg hunt, Easter crafts, and a coloring competition, all held inside Brazos High School.
Brazos High School seniors Haiven Alvarado Harris and Raelynn Krueger secured a hard-fought victory in the first round of regional tennis, winning 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 against Trinity High School. The impressive win demonstrates their exceptional skills and the power of teamwork, and sets the stage for a promising run in the regional tournament.