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FLOYDADA SCHOOL MENU SEPT. 29 – OCT. 3

Body MONDAY Breakfast – Turkey sausage biscuit sandwich, Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal w/graham crackers, Honey Cheerios w/graham crackers, Trix cereal w/ graham crackers, fresh fruit, fruit juice, milkLunch –Crispy chicken patty sandwich, country fried strips w/roll, two cheese...
Floydada cross country teams impress at Canyon Invitational

Floydada cross country teams impress at Canyon Invitational

Floydada cross country teams impress at Canyon Invitational

Body The Floydada Whirlwinds and Lady Winds cross country teams traveled to Canyon on Wednesday, Sept. 17, to compete at the Canyon Invitational Cross Country Meet. The meet consisted of teams from 1A to 6A and provided a chance to compete against strong competitors.
Jasmine Flores creates special gift for her mom

Jasmine Flores creates special gift for her mom

Jasmine Flores creates special gift for her mom

Body In the Floydada Collegiate High School’s Fashion Design class, freshman Jasmine Flores is learning the basics of sewing while creating something from the heart.

WTAC Competition

Body 8:30 Finish Loading/ Double Check Equipment & Uniforms9:00 Leave10:30 Unload at Coronado HS11:00 Ms.
LONGHORN BAND FAMILY!

LONGHORN BAND FAMILY!

LONGHORN BAND FAMILY!

Body COMING SOON:Oct 4 is Denver City Tumbleweed Classic Oct 11 is Lubbock Westerner Marching Contest Oct 18 is UIL Region Contest in Lubbock Oct 25 is UIL Area Contest in Amarillo Nov. 4 is UIL State Marching Championships in San Antonio
'A' HONORS Lockney Elementary recognized students from 1st to 5th grades for making the All A Honor Roll. | COURTESY PHOTO

'A' HONORS Lockney Elementary recognized students from 1st to 5th grades for making the All A Honor Roll. | COURTESY PHOTO

Lockney Elementary recognizes students

Body Lockney Elementary recognizes students
Texas wheat increases research investment

Texas wheat increases research investment

Texas wheat increases research investment

Body The Texas Wheat Producers Board recently approved more than $420,000 in new research funding for the 2025-26 cycle. The record-setting amount was approved during the May 2025 board of directors meeting held in Amarillo, TX.