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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


  1. 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 spirit and we are thankful that she shares her time with us each week.

  2. Scott Malone VFW Post 5237 • Worked tirelessly to organize supplies and support for Alvin Elementary families in the weeks and months following Harvey. • Supported Alvin Elementary students by helping with their Veterans Day Blanket Drive. • Mr. Malone is committed to his community and has dedicated himself to serving the people of Alvin.

  3. Deloris McKenzie • Helps with the Alvin High School Choir by leading the Booster Club, lending a hand at concerts and looking for ways to improve our school. • We are so grateful for her diligent support of our Alvin High School students

  4. Jean Thornton & Rusty Bautista • RiceTec plays a vital role at Alvin High School especially with the CTE Programs. • Have provided mentors that come to Alvin High School and assist students in Engineering Design & Development with their projects. • Sponsor the Alvin High School Jacket Day community event each year. • Currently working on a plan with the Agriculture team to get involved and assist our students and staff.

  5. Michelle Kimbriel • Mrs. Kimbriel has been eager to help as needed this year at AJH. She attended the Texas Parental Involvement Conference with AJH administrators and staff. • She also generously donated door prizes for our Veterans Day Celebration. • She also has served on our Campus Education Improvement Committee this year, and on our Campus Needs Assessment Committee. • Mrs. Kimbriel has been an asset and resource for reaching out to the parents of AJH .

  6. Valdes Law Firm Fernando Valdes • Mr. Valdes has offered Alvin Junior High support both, financially and educationally. • He generously supported Alvin Junior High during the Turtle drive, and has sponsored 50 turtles for Alvin Junior High students every year. • Educationally he met with Alvin Junior High and provided his insight for their campus improvement plan. He has also served as Alvin Junior High community partner representative on the District Education Improvement Committee. • Mr. Valdes always has been, and will continue to be an ardent Mustang supporter.

  7. Stacey Hagans • You can find Stacey at Alvin Primary every Thursday helping teachers with all the tedious work that it takes to prepare for lessons in a primary school. • Her smile and enthusiasm exemplifies the positive culture at Alvin Primary. • Staff and students know who she is not because she is a parent volunteer; but because she is part of the Alvin Primary family.

  8. Terry & Jody Droege • Sponsored Alvin Primary during the Alvin ISD Education Foundation Turtle Race. • Paid for the Alvin Primary Perfect Attendance Signs. • TDEC, Inc. is always hey there to help Alvin Primary when they need something.

  9. Theresa Cassola • Acted as this year's Title 1 Parent Rep for ASSETS Academy. • Mrs. Cassola made herself available for decision making meetings and gave helpful input that contributed to a successful year in reaching ASSETS Academy’s Title 1 goals.

  10. David "Mac" McElmurry • Sponsor of last year's very successful Rock N' Roast fundraiser for disadvantaged youth in Alvin ISD, • Showed its support by generously donating to the Alvin Education Foundation on behalf of ASSETS Academy during this year's turtle race. • Provided lunch to ASSETS Academy staff during the Staff Appreciation week.

  11. Dedra Bethel • Ms. Bethel comes in every week to help our teachers and staff. • She volunteers in the library, helps with laminating and is a friendly face willing to help our teachers with whatever is necessary to support our students!

  12. Michael Davis Mr. Davis was instrumental in providing a Christmas luncheon for Don Jeter Elementary staff in addition to ongoing support throughout the school year.

  13. Ling and Brad Dewalt • Mr. and Mrs. Dewalt volunteered every week, often multiple times a week, to support Red Duke Elementary EARLY Robotic competition teams. • They both assisted in building and transporting one of Red Duke exhibition boards multiple times. • They exhibited great knowledge, patience, and dedication to Red Duke students! • Additionally, Mrs. Dewalt is a member of Red Duke Elementary phenomenal PTO board.

  14. Brandon Knauth & Mark Lopez • Mr. Knauth was instrumental in facilitating our very well received Duke Family Math Night @ H.E.B. Plus in Pearland earlier this year. • In addition to providing their facility, H.E.B. Plus also 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.

  15. E.C. Mason Elementary Ms. Sammai Mosqueda Ms. Mosqueda volunteers many hours to support our PreK teachers and works with Ms. Landry serving as E.C.. MAson parent representative in LPAC's throughout the year.

  16. Angie Henley • Mrs. Henley has been an incredible volunteer and supporter for Fairview Jr. • She serves on Fairview JH Action Team for Partnerships and has assisted with many of their community outreach events such as their chili cookoff. • She led FJH choir's Bundt cake fundraiser, which was a huge undertaking, while the choir director was out on maternity leave. • She serves Fairview Jr. High at least once a week in the library and makes 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.

  17. Joe Saladino Jr. Mr. Saladino is being recognized for his generosity and the continued support he gives to the students and staff of Fairview Junior High. Mr. Saladino has served on the District Executive Improvement Council as a 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.

  18. Jessica Rodriguez 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.

  19. Lindsey Vaughn Ms. Vaughn is always willing to do whatever is needed for our campus. She is always looking for ways to help our community and students have a better environment to live.

  20. Baptist Church Pastor Lee Peoples • Pastor Peoples is always willing to help our Hood Case Elementary with anything they might need. • He and his congregation at Heights Baptist Church donated innumerable supplies for Hood Case teaching staff. • He never hesitates when asked to assist in any capacity. Currently, he is representing Hood Case Elementary in the Alvin ISD CAC.

  21. Pastor Jason Lee & Laura Moorehead • Pastor Jason Lee and members of this church community have been valued partners with Manvel High School. • They were instrumental in providing support to students and families after Hurricane Harvey and have generously provided space for the local food pantry in our community. • They are always there to assist whenever needed, and we are truly grateful for their support.

  22. Stephanie Mark • Mrs. Mark is always present at Manvel Junior High. . As President of Manvel Junior High PTO , she has helped many of Manvel Junior High programs accomplish their goals. • She has been a part of Manvel Junior High since its opening and she will be missed next year.

  23. Ben Beveridge • After expressing an interest in having more dads involved in Mark Twain Elementary Watch D.O.G.S. program, he met with the PTO and set out to raise funds to begin the implementation of the program. His enthusiasm and organization was instrumental to bring dads into the program kick-off. • He helped recruit over 30 dads to volunteer their time at Mark Twain Elementary to show their children the importance of education. The Watch D.O.G.S program would not have gained the support of the faculty and parents without Mr. Beveridge's commitment.

  24. Arlene Hame • Ms. Hame has volunteered the last few years in some many capacities at Mary Marek Elementary. She has served as PTO officer, Classroom Parent , Library Volunteer, etc. • This year, she has dedicated one full day a week to help at 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.

  25. Erica Escobedo • Ms. Escobedo is always ready to help Meridiana Elementary at any time. • She is currently Meridiana Elementary’s PTO President and in this role, she has scheduled volunteers to help in the library, run pictures, help organize for family events and even decorate! • This year was made easier just by all the help she has provided.

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