Aldine ISD Holds Annual State of the District Breakfast

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Aldine ISD Superintendent Dr. LaTonya M. Goffney shares a laugh with Carroll Elementary Principal Sergio Medina during a Q&A session at the State of the District Breakfast.

More than 200 business and community partners joined Aldine ISD administrators and students for the annual State of the District Breakfast on Tuesday, Oct. 24, at the Hilton North Houston Hotel to learn more about the district’s accomplishments this past year.

Aldine ISD Superintendent Dr. LaTonya M. Goffney was joined by Carroll Elementary principal and 2009 Aldine High School graduate Sergio Medina for a conversation in which she provided various district updates and highlighted their accomplishments. Several district leaders, including Chief HR Officer Marcia Herrera, Chief of Staff Sheleah Reed, and Chief Financial Officer Stan Osborne, provided information regarding student achievement, recruitment and retention efforts, safety and security, outreach and engagement and the 2023 Bond Referendum.

“Our people — students, staff, partners — are the backbone of our community and the reason we are here this morning,” said Superintendent Dr. Goffney, who welcomed the district’s Board of Trustees as well as elected officials and several present community partners including Prairie View A&M University, Hope Clinic, the City of Houston, and the Memorial Hermann Health System.

District students and staff provided additional support and entertainment before and during the event. Live performances were provided by the MacArthur Jazz Band and the Conley Elementary LADS Step Team, and student-created art pieces were on display for viewing.

The recently formed Aldine ISD Police Department Color Guard kicked off the program with the presentation of colors. Additionally, several students from the Superintendent Student Ambassador Program, comprised of junior and senior high school student leaders, welcomed and networked with guests.