There will be a sendoff for the football team Thursday at 1:45. Please come out and show your support for the Antelopes as they leave for their game against Anthony!! Go Lopes!!

A group of seniors from Abernathy High School took a field trip to the polls Tuesday morning. It was the first time they got the chance to exercise their right to vote thanks to their teacher and principal. More than 332,000 Texans between the ages of 18 and 29 voted early marking a 477% increase from the 2014 midterm elections, according to a survey by the data company Target Smart. Follow the link to see the interviews. Way to go Antelopes!

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Abernathy successfully competed in the UIL Regional Congress meet in Lubbock on November 1. Cade Simmons, Jackie Biggs and Avery Myatt were the three team members. Novelei Martinez and Elizabeth Bloys were alternates.
Jackie placed first; Cade placed second and Avery placed second alternate to state.
State competition for Congress will be held in Austin in January.
Practice started in August with the submitting of bills/resolutions for the contest. Two of Abernathy's bills were accepted and research began for the twenty bills for the contest. The contest was two three hour sessions ran in the format of Congress. 3A and 6A (Frenship) were in the same chamber. 3A also had Denver City and Muleshoe competing.

Abernathy Elementary was spotlighted by the Texas Association of School Psychologists for their school theme this year: "Do Good Together". They have implemented social and emotional learning concepts and school-wide behavior supports to foster a pro-social school climate. Teachers have shared reasons why they continue to contribute to public education. Great work, Abernathy Elementary!

All orders for the Panhandle-Plains Basketball Ad are due this Friday. Students and/or parents may turn their forms into Coach Barton or Coach Branum at the high school. Thank you for your support!