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Pikeville's FPS team reaches milestone at Governor's Cup | News - Vimarsana News

Pikeville's FPS team reaches milestone at Governor's Cup | News

Pikeville High School’s Future Problem Solving team overcame the obstacles to receive its highest award in the program’s history at the state Governor’s Cup competition last weekend, March 19-21.

Paris ISD Scenario Writers win big in Texas Future Problem Solving Program - Vimarsana News

Paris ISD Scenario Writers win big in Texas Future Problem Solving Program

Paris ISD students recently submitted their writing scenarios to the Future Problem Solving Program.  Scenario Writing is a component of the International Future Problem Solving Program. Students write futuristic short stories based on the topics for the year and set at least twenty years in the fut

FPC's Shawn Zhudro chosen as the district's Sunshine State Scholar; Isabella Tietje of Matanzas is the alternate - Vimarsana News

FPC's Shawn Zhudro chosen as the district's Sunshine State Scholar; Isabella Tietje of Matanzas is the alternate

The program connects scholars with employers that specialize in STEM fields and over 40 colleges and universities.

Paris High School Student makes All-State Band - Vimarsana News

Paris High School Student makes All-State Band

Anderson Bunch, a member of the Paris High School Blue Blazes Band, has earned a position in the 2022 Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA) All-State Band. Bunch, who is a sophomore at Paris High School, is the grandson of Randy and Lucia Bunch. He plays the trumpet in the band under the direc

Emanuel School's students shine » J-Wire - Vimarsana News

Emanuel School's students shine » J-Wire

Emanuel School students, Ruby Brody and Eden Levit have been awarded first place in the National Finals of the Future Problem Solving (FPS) Program’s Community Problem Solving Competition (Senior Division).