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SupportiveAugusto ContrerasMay 26, 2026

Presented information on the RGV Fine Arts Conservatory and expanding arts education pathways.

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SupportiveDr. Glenn MartinezMay 26, 2026

Highlighted UTSA's partnership with the region to provide dual-credit and career-ready arts programs.

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SupportiveDr. Diane GarzaMay 26, 2026

Emphasized the economic and cultural impact of establishing a fine arts conservatory in the valley.

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News & external sources (10)

The Monitor (McAllen)Oct 5, 2026

Commentary: Removing bilingual barriers

“Miss, why do I have to keep taking this test every year?” Rosana asked, in perfect English. As an Honor Society member set to graduate summa cum laude, she has been acing state reading tests for years. Naturally, she was confused as to why she still...

The Monitor (McAllen)Oct 2, 2026

Valley middle schooler named finalist in nation’s premier STEM competition

LA JOYA — Between a busy schedule of being active in almost every organization in school and competing in athletics such as baseball, Nathan Montelongo, a seventh grader at De Zavala Middle School, found time for a project to reduce microplastics in ...

The Monitor (McAllen)Sep 29, 2026

PossAble Dream Adult High School opening doors for learners in Brownsville

The PossAble Dream Adult High School is opening doors for adult learners who earn high school diplomas and industry certificates years after dropping out of high school. The post PossAble Dream Adult High School opening doors for learners in Brownsvi...

The Monitor (McAllen)Sep 29, 2026

Valley Baptist Medical Center concerned about slow enrollment for LVN school

HARLINGEN — Licensed Vocational Nurses, or LVNs, play a crucial role in many labs, doctors’ offices, and other medical settings. The post Valley Baptist Medical Center concerned about slow enrollment for LVN school appeared first on MyRGV.com.

The Monitor (McAllen)Sep 28, 2026

Commentary: Rethinking degree plans

Higher education must change. The post Commentary: Rethinking degree plans appeared first on MyRGV.com.

The Monitor (McAllen)Sep 24, 2026

Commentary: Educational evolution

Notable shifts with profound implications are underway in higher education and other post-secondary training across the country. More students are choosing less time-consuming (and, hence, less expensive) options, demographic trends are decreasing th...

The Monitor (McAllen)Sep 21, 2026

SOUTH TEXAS HEALTH SYSTEM TO SPOTLIGHT PEDIATRIC ASTHMA IN LATEST “SOUTH TEXAS HEALTHY LIVING” EPISODE

Airing Sunday, September 27, on KVEO NBC 23, the 30-minute program will examine the causes, symptoms and risk factors of pediatric asthma while exploring treatment options and practical strategies to help children breathe easier and live healthier li...

ValleyCentral (KVEO/KGBT)Sep 18, 2026

Free course aims to teach parents how to protect children online

HARLINGEN, Texas (ValleyCentral) — A new free online course aims to help parents and caregivers protect children against online grooming, sextortion and AI-enabled exploitation. Ricardo A. Barrera, a Harlingen attorney and the developer of ProtectTex...

The Monitor (McAllen)Sep 15, 2026

Ovarian Cancer: What Women Need To Know

By: Dr. Lyuba Levine, DHR Health Gynecologic Oncologist 2717 Michelangelo Drive Suite 303 Edinburg, TX 78539 For more information or to speak to one of our experts, call (956) 362-2465 To learn more about oncology and women’s health services at DHR H...

The Monitor (McAllen)Sep 14, 2026

More professors want to leave Texas this year, citing political climate, censorship, survey says

A greater percentage of Texas professors want to leave the state this year than last year, citing its political climate and concerns about censorship, according to a recent survey conducted by the American Association of University Professors. The po...