Points of Pride (Week of August 31)
Alief ISD Spotlights, Communications and Announcements
O'Donnell Middle School student Madison Osazuwa was selected as one of two 2020 National Ambassadors for the Houston/Harris County Do the Write Thing Challenge.
Writings submitted by more than 14,000 students in 61 Houston-Harris County and surrounding area school districts were reviewed. Osazuwa will be recognized during a virtual ceremony on September 12-13. You can view her submission on the Do the Write Thing Texas Challenge website.
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Below are examples of Alief ISD families and staff going the extra mile.
Transportation Department and Alexander Elementary School
Heflin Elementary School
Hearne Elementary School
Nominate Alief ISD employees for the 2020-2021 Monthly MVP Awards!
Students, parents, staff and community members may nominate an Alief ISD employee for the Monthly MVP Award.
To nominate an employee for exemplifying the character trait of Respect for the October MVP Awards, please submit the nomination form at www.aliefisd.net/mvp by Noon on Wednesday, September 30.
Automotive Technology - Driving Students to New Heights
Connecting High School Students to High-Paying Careers
Houston Food Bank - Nourishing Stomachs and Minds
How a local partnership provides essential resources to district families and staff
COMET Program - How a Community-School Partnership Can End the Teacher Shortage
A district initiative empowering the next generation of educators
Community Service - Planting the Seed of Philanthropy
Prior to last school year's district closures, Rayne Donahue (Mata Intermediate School student), Jasmine Gonzalez (Elsik High School student) and Jeanette Byrd (Cummings Elementary School principal) sat down in the studio to discuss how students of all ages can give back to the community in various impactful ways.