Campus Chronicles - August 22, 2024

Lisa Valadez | 8/21/2024, 7 a.m.
Alief ISD has introduced the Literacy MENtors program, a new initiative designed to inspire and engage third-grade students in reading. …

Alief ISD
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Alief ISD has introduced the Literacy MENtors program, a new initiative designed to inspire and engage third-grade students in reading. The program pairs students with caring male volunteers who will serve as mentors, guiding them in their literacy journey and helping to cultivate a lifelong love for reading. By committing just one hour a month, these mentors will provide invaluable support, encouraging students to explore new stories and ideas. This program is part of Alief ISD's broader commitment to academic excellence and community involvement, aiming to empower the next generation with the skills they need for success. Those interested in making a difference can sign up today at www.AliefISD.net.

Fort Bend ISD
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Fort Bend ISD proudly celebrates the achievements of 22 talented students from Austin, Clements, Elkins, and Hightower high schools who represented the district at the 2024 National Speech and Debate Association Tournament in Des Moines, Iowa this summer. These exceptional students, alongside their dedicated coaches, earned significant distinctions and recognitions for their outstanding performances. 

In addition to their success at the tournament, Austin, Clements, Dulles, and Elkins high schools have been ranked among the Top 50 Schools in Texas for the 2023-24 school year, reflecting their excellence within the national speech and debate honor society. Fort Bend ISD commends the hard work and dedication of these students and their coaches. For a complete list of competitors and more information, visit www.fortbendisd.com.

 Pasadena ISD

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Thirteen Bondy Intermediate students had an unforgettable experience this week, training at Watt's House Youth Camp with JJ and Kealia Watt. The athletes spent the day on the Dobie High School football field, participating in drills and games with the sports legends. 

As a surprise, JJ Watt gifted each student a $1,000 shopping spree at Dick's House of Sport, where they shopped for new clothes, shoes, and sports gear alongside Watt himself. Pasadena ISD and Bondy Intermediate extend their heartfelt thanks to the JJ Watt Foundation for their ongoing support and to Dick's House of Sport for their generosity. To support the foundation's mission, visit jjwattfoundation.org.


Klein ISD
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Klein ISD proudly recognizes students Empress and Vanessa for their remarkable initiative in organizing a donation of over 100 backpacks to support their fellow students within the district. Their generosity and leadership not only provided essential supplies to those in need but also set a powerful example of community spirit and giving back within the #KleinFamily. The district extends its heartfelt thanks to these young leaders for their dedication to helping others and inspiring their peers to make a positive impact.

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