March 1, 2019 Austin – Attorney General Ken Paxton today issued a consumer alert regarding persons alleging to be priests or pastors texting members of the church and asking them to buy gift cards for a false charitable cause.

Texans have received deceptive texts from people pretending to be pastors, then requesting that they purchase a gift card and send them the information to access that card. The scammers claim these gift cards are needed for some charitable reason, but insist they cannot pick up a gift card themselves and the purchaser will be reimbursed.

Letter from Center ISD Superintendent James Hockenberry

February 12, 2019 - Center ISD extends scheduled Friday holiday to allow for a deep cleaning due to noticed escalation of illnesses with students and faculty. School is out Friday, February 15th through Tuesday, February 19th. Students will return on Wednesday, February 20th.

Extracurricular activities will continue as scheduled and a makeup day is not necessary.

Dear Parents/Guardians,

January 30, 2019 - Hope Community Medicine would like to let the public know that if you or someone you know receive a letter in the mail from "Project Hope" with what is titled "Center 2019 Annual Fund Drive" it is not the local Hope Community Medicine.

January 4, 2019 Austin – Attorney General Ken Paxton today warned Texans to beware of calls from scam artists pretending to be with the Social Security Administration (SSA) and attempting to fool unsuspecting people into giving them their Social Security number and money.