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Published On: January 12th, 2022By

54 Aldine ISD Educators Have Been Named HAABSE Outstanding Teacher Nominees

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54 Aldine ISD educators have been named Houston Area Alliance of Black School Educators (HAABSE) Outstanding Teacher nominees. 

The Houston Area Alliance of Black School Educators recently announced the recognition of their 35th annual Outstanding Teacher Awards and Recognition Ceremony, scheduled for 7 p.m. on February 4, 2022. The event will be virtual. 

The Outstanding Teacher Awards and Recognition Ceremony celebrates teachers who continue to go above and beyond to serve their students and campus community. Nominees from each participating school will be recognized and honored during the event. This year more than 150 teachers will be recognized. 

Each year, the HAABSE Teacher of the Year Committee reviews applications and will interview nominees who have been nominated by their campus administrators. HAABSE Teacher of the Year finalists will be selected once all applications are in. 

During the virtual ceremony, one elementary and one secondary finalist will be chosen as HAABSE Teachers of the Year. The Teacher of the Year recipients and runner ups are eligible for monetary awards of up to $1,000. Additionally, proceeds from the event will be awarded in the form of scholarships to graduating high school seniors and college students who plan to enter the field of education. For more information please visit, www.haabse.org.

Please help us celebrate the following Aldine ISD HAABSE Teacher of the Year nominees: 

PRIMARY NOMINEES

Campus  Educator
de Santiago Primary  Linda Patel
Garcia-Leza Primary Candace Caldwell
Griggs Primary Yohanna Bruno
Hinojosa Primary Melanie Gonda
Keeble Primary Lauri Dietz
Kujawa Primary Shaquinta Harris
Magrill Primary Marisela Hernandez
Stovall Primary Kimberly Singleton
Vardeman Primary Kandyes Jimcoily
Vines Primary  Shanna Rutherford 

ELEMENTARY NOMINEES

Campus  Educator
Anderson Academy Brandi Stokes
Bussey Elementary Shawntel Davis
Calvert Elementary Cristina Ramirez
Caraway Elementary Shawn Singleton
Carter Academy Keisha Bussey
Conley Elementary Verlinda Phillips
Cypresswood Elementary Breanna Lewis
Eckert Elementary Nikki Smith
Escamilla Elementary Annie Nygaard
Francis Elementary Ebbonney Johnson
Goodman Elementary Verice McElroy
Gray Elementary Tiona Glodd
Greenspoint Elementary Zsetephani Dwellingham
Hill Elementary Wilhemina McCraw
Johnson Elementary Hayley Henry
Jones Elementary Arica Campbell
Kujawa Elementary Bernadette Adigwe
Marcella Elementary  Errisha Kenebrew
Oleson Elementary Shenna Burton
Orange Grove Elementary  Antoinette Davison
Raymond Elementary Lisa Kerrigan 
Reed Academy  Alaura Mack
Sammons Elementary  Latresha Bryant
Smith Elementary  Sarah Weller-Guzman
Stehlik Elementary  Yiqeiyi Brooks
Stephens Elementary Hayla Fobbs
Wilson Elementary  Matt Robinson
Worsham Elementary Angela Painter

MIDDLE SCHOOL NOMINEES

Campus  Educator
Aldine Middle School De’Von Jackson
Houston Academy Cynthia McKibbin 
Shotwell Middle School Regina Hence
Teague Middle School Destiny Wallace

HIGH SCHOOL/ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL NOMINEES

Campus Educator
Aldine Ninth Grade School LaKyshia Jones
Eisenhower Ninth Grade School Shanique Kelly
Nimitz Ninth Grade Schol Jennifer Beazley
   
Blanson CTE High School Ricjuane Jenkins
Carver High School Jessica Collier
Davis Senior High School Daryle Freeman
MacArthur Senior High School Marilyn Doyle
Victory Early College High School Ronshon Jeffrey
   
Aldine Young Women’s Leadership Academy  Adeila Cooper
Hall Success Academy Sedaja Suell
Knippel Education Center Casha Broussard Robinson
La Promesa Alayna Davis

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