Rebecca Lozano Faithfully serves Alvin Elementary as a library - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Rebecca Lozano Faithfully serves Alvin Elementary as a library volunteer. She volunteers each Monday shelving books, preparing instructional materials, and managing the millionaire reading club. Mrs. Lozano has a warm smile and kind
She volunteers each Monday shelving books, preparing instructional materials, and managing the millionaire reading club.
thankful that she shares her time with us each week.
Elementary families in the weeks and months following Harvey.
Veterans Day Blanket Drive.
dedicated himself to serving the people of Alvin.
lending a hand at concerts and looking for ways to improve our school.
students
CTE Programs.
students in Engineering Design & Development with their projects.
year.
involved and assist our students and staff.
Conference with AJH administrators and staff.
Celebration.
Committee this year, and on our Campus Needs Assessment Committee.
to the parents of AJH.
financially and educationally.
Turtle drive, and has sponsored 50 turtles for Alvin Junior High students every year.
his insight for their campus improvement plan. He has also served as Alvin Junior High community partner representative on the District Education Improvement Committee.
ardent Mustang supporter.
helping teachers with all the tedious work that it takes to prepare for lessons in a primary school.
culture at Alvin Primary.
parent volunteer; but because she is part of the Alvin Primary family.
Education Foundation Turtle Race.
Signs.
Primary when they need something.
Academy.
meetings and gave helpful input that contributed to a successful year in reaching ASSETS Academy’s Title 1 goals.
fundraiser for disadvantaged youth in Alvin ISD,
Alvin Education Foundation on behalf of ASSETS Academy during this year's turtle race.
Staff Appreciation week.
teachers and staff.
and is a friendly face willing to help our teachers with whatever is necessary to support our students!
Christmas luncheon for Don Jeter Elementary staff in addition to ongoing support throughout the school year.
times a week, to support Red Duke Elementary EARLY Robotic competition teams.
Duke exhibition boards multiple times.
Red Duke students!
Elementary phenomenal PTO board.
received Duke Family Math Night @ H.E.B. Plus in Pearland earlier this year.
generously donated drinks, snacks and prizes for the event. Additionally, they donate snacks and drinks for the winning grade level for our annual plastic bag recycling contest held each April.
PreK teachers and works with Ms. Landry serving as E.C.. MAson parent representative in LPAC's throughout the year.
with many of their community outreach events such as their chili cookoff.
while the choir director was out on maternity leave.
copies and laminates for teachers. She is always willing to step in and help and we are lucky to have her as well as serve her children at Fairview Jr. High.
he gives to the students and staff of Fairview Junior High.
parent and community representative as well as catered several free meals for Fairview Junior High staff. He has supported Fairview Junior High Career Day by being a favorite presenter for the past two years, (giving each student he speaks to a gift certificate to Joe's). More words cannot express our appreciation to Mr. Saladino Jr. and Joe's Barbecue.
Simply, Ms. Rodriguez is always willing to lend a hand whenever is needed to ensure that every Hasse student and staff has the support needed to complete their daily tasks.
community and students have a better environment to live.
Elementary with anything they might need.
donated innumerable supplies for Hood Case teaching staff.
Currently, he is representing Hood Case Elementary in the Alvin ISD CAC.
Baptist Church
have been valued partners with Manvel High School.
families after Hurricane Harvey and have generously provided space for the local food pantry in our community.
truly grateful for their support.
she has helped many of Manvel Junior High programs accomplish their goals.
its opening and she will be missed next year.
Mark Twain Elementary Watch D.O.G.S. program, he met with the PTO and set out to raise funds to begin the implementation
instrumental to bring dads into the program kick-off.
Twain Elementary to show their children the importance of
the support of the faculty and parents without Mr. Beveridge's commitment.
capacities at Mary Marek Elementary. She has served as PTO
Marek’s library. Library staff can count on her when they need help. Marek Elementary is thankful for the time she gives to their school.
any time.
this role, she has scheduled volunteers to help in the library, run pictures, help organize for family events and even decorate!
He is currently a member of Meridiana’s Campus Improvement Committee.
visit
"buddy lunch' with students. During “Buddy Lunch”, the students come in and eat lunch, play games, and have a short presentation.
up volunteers, helps organize different events, and is always a phone call away when needed.
program set up at Nolan Ryan JH.
Junior High students any way they can.
for the past 5+ years.
presence at Passmore Elementary and is willing to help in any capacity.
that support Passmore’s students not only academically but with fun events as well.
Pomona's Pirate PTO. They gathered data, motivated parents and staff members, recruited officers, raised funds, completed IRS paperwork to become a non-profit
new clubs at Pomona, and put their own money into starting it.
huge success.
backpacks, fun events, funds, new sponsors for events, supply drives and meeting space for Pomona Elementary.
social media accounts.
Pomona Elementary for the past two years.
spend his time volunteering in the ESL classroom because he was an ESL student when he was in school. He has a heart for our students because he remembers when he was a middle school student.
fact that success in life can start right now in middle school.
view, so that the goals can drive their day to day decisions to make the right choice in all things. We applaud and appreciate his efforts in bringing the community and success stories to share within the walls of Rodeo Palms Junior High.
Harvey.
loading up and riding a bus as chaperone.
definitely praise worthy!
PTO and the campus Title I representative.
smile.
working countless hours to support our SLE family.
always there for not only his daughter, but for all the students of Savannah Lakes Elementary.
tirelessly in different avenues to ensure all the students have what they need.
marching and concert uniforms, hemming pants and dresses, washing uniforms, and she helps coordinate all of SCHS Band fundraising and sponsorship.
community duty to support all students and programs at Shadow Creek High School.
and their commitment to ensure the student’s success.
first P.T.O.
basketball goals and a cover for the playground.
tremendously at the start of the school year before the school even had a budget by providing food, gifts and prizes at the meet the principal night for students and parents as well as during summer teacher in-service days.
Kindergarten classroom on any day, you just might see Missy Evans in the midst of students as she helps with both loving hands and a caring heart.
young learners. If there is a special day, event, project or activity happening, you can count on Ms. Evans to be working besides teachers to make sure that the students and parents are well-supported and enjoying every learning experience.
$25,000 grant. This grant was used to purchase listening stations, iPads, books for literacy instruction and other items that engage learners. We extend our deepest gratitude to Phillips 66 for their generosity and support of our Stevenson Primary students.
Elementary these past few years.
the robotics teams.
daughter to junior high. Her consistency and amazing work ethic are truly one of a kind, and Walt Disney is proud to recognize her today for all of the invaluable help she has provided to their students and staff.
she has worked countless hours volunteering her time and resources for Wilder Elementary students and staff.
worked to collaborate closely with staff in everything the PTO worked
will be greatly missed as her family relocates out of state next year.
the Wilder students this year in multiple ways.
Foundation Turtle Adoptions this year.
field trip by donating grounds passes to the Rodeo for our students.
excited to continue partnering with them in the future.
working tirelessly in the community and schools to advocate for individuals with disabilities.
children get the resources needed for their specific road to recovery.
brochure for families moving into our area, serves on the board of Mosaic in Action and does many other things in partnership with the school and community to improve services to children and adults with disabilities.
tremendous benefactor for the Alvin and Pearland area after Hurricane Harvey. Rick and his foundation housed and distributed supplies and materials that were instrumental in clean up and recovery efforts for many in Alvin ISD.
a valuable point of contact in the recovery efforts following Hurricane Harvey.
Church for being an invaluable partners to make the READy program a success by allowing the Book Bus to park at the church parking lot so that Shadow Creek Area parents and preschoolers could attend the READy Program.
classrooms for the program during inclement weather.
Foundation for generating and distributing resources to enrich, maintain, and expand programs for our students, teachers, and parents.
staff for innovative efforts and exemplary performance, build community and alumni awareness, develops and enhances partnerships with employees, business and industry, and inspires parents, community and former students to participate and be involved in our schools