13-year-old Skyler Derrington, who has attended Camp Mystic in Texas since she was little, was among those who escaped the devastating floods while at the camp, which sits on the banks of the Guadalupe River in Texas Hill Country. In the aftermath, she rewrote the song Hallelujah, turning her experience into a heartfelt tribute to resilience, community, and the place she’s loved since childhood.
Note: CBS News added the photos shown on screen; they were not part of Derrington's original video.
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"Mr. Vaglienty leads by example. He sets high expectations for students & staff, & provides guidance & expertise when needed so that we can meet & exceed our goals. He is a supportive principal who strives for excellence every day!" - @TISDCPJHS Staff
Congratulations to Mrs. Gaecke, Mrs. Thomas and Ms. Burr's Cougar Den classes for being Top 3 in our Peanut Butter Drive in amount donated!
Hope you enjoyed your pizza parties!
Thank for your the participation!
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Huge CONGRATS to @TISDCPJHS Principal John Vaglienty for his selection as a Distinguished Administrator by the Texas Music Educators Association! Well deserved honor, thanks for all you do! @TomballISD @m_salazarzamora @dr_mmunoz @jdjanda
We are SO CLOSE to meeting our goal!!!!!! Thank you thank you! Only a couple more days to bid or buy!
If you donate at least $50 here is the shirt you will get! 🫶🏽🫶🏽❤️❤️