Hoffman C.A.R.E.S. Team Celebrates Students and Staff

Virtual learning can be challenging for students, teachers and families. Hoffman Middle School C.A.R.E.S. team is striving to make it a little easier for students learning at-home this year.  

C.A.R.E.S. stands for “Caring and Reaching Every Student”. With some students learning at home, the campus knew they wanted to celebrate their accomplishments. The Hoffman staff is simply meeting students where they are, which is at home. 

The Hoffman C.A.R.E.S. team makes weekly visits into their community to visit students learning at home to bring them awards, t-shirts, school supplies and “I miss you” postcards. 

“We are pumped up because we know our students need to see us, but more importantly, we need to see our students,” Hoffman Middle School principal Jeana Morrison-Adams, said. “We’re just giving some virtual high fives and love. It’s everything to them, but it’s really everything to us.”

Hoffman hopes that their efforts to check-in with at-home students will help them feel a sense of normalcy. 

“Some of our students have not been in a physical classroom in over six months,” said Morrison-Adams. “I hope they know that we do care. We will not stop until every student is back on campus and learning can continue from a face-to-face standpoint.”

Each Aldine ISD campus has a C.A.R.E.S. team to support both students and staff. 

Watch the full ABC 13 segment below.