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Texas PTA Reflections Results 2020 ‐ 2021 I Matter Because Texas PTA Reflections Results 2020 ‐ 2021 I Matter Because ... Student's School Name Student First Name Student Last Name State‐Level Award Grade Division Arts Category Title of Work Council PTA Name (Local PTA) Annabella Abeln Participation Middle School Dance Choreography I Will Fight For You Dahlstrom Middle School Hays CISD Council PTA Clear Creek Community Council Isabel Abrego Merit Intermediate Visual Arts The Always Giving Girl Brookwood Elementary of PTAs Mountain Valley Elementary Macy Adam Participation Primary Dance Choreography I Matter Because I Rise Up Comal ISD Council of PTAs PTA Macy Adam Excellence Primary Music Composition I Persist Mountain Valley Elementary Comal ISD Council of PTAs Jack Adams Participation Primary Literature The One and Only Jose S. Ramirez Elementary Lubbock ISD Council of PTAs Eagle Mountain Saginaw ISD Jakob Adkins Merit Special Artist Photography Rainbow Halo Phenomenon Eagle Mountain Elementary Council of PTAs Siyona Agnihotri Participation High School Dance Choreography Girl on Fire Westwood High School Round Rock ISD Council of PTAs Anika Agrawal Participation Middle School Music Composition Friends Killian Middle School Lewisville ISD Council of PTAs New Braunfels Middle School New Braunfels Independent Johana Aguirre Participation Middle School Literature I Matter Because PTA School District Denton Community Council of Nadia Ahmed Merit Intermediate Visual Arts I Can Change the World! Pecan Creek Elementary PTA PTAs Ziggy Aigen Participation Intermediate Photography Me and Fern Solar Preparatory for Boys Dallas ISD PRT Aisha Ajdi Excellence Intermediate Literature They Say I Matter Lindsey Elementary Allen ISD Council of PTAs Leena Alqadi Participation Middle School Photography The Flower that Makes Happiness Lincoln Middle School El Paso ISD Council of PTAs Jeremy Amoako‐Atta Excellence Primary Visual Arts Because of Me... Wally Watkins Elementary Wylie ISD Council of PTAs Nathan Amoako‐Atta Merit Intermediate Literature The Significant Gift Wally Watkins Elementary Wylie ISD Council of PTAs Keerthi Anandbabu Excellence Primary Dance Choreography Love Really Matters Lindsey Elementary Allen ISD Council of PTAs Lokitha Ananth Participation Middle School Photography I Have The Power Of Actions Medlin Middle School Northwest ISD Council of PTA's Lokitha Ananth Participation Middle School Music Composition I Have The Power of Change Medlin Middle School Northwest ISD Council of PTA's Elise Anderson Participation Middle School Visual Arts Reaching Hogg Middle School PTA Region 4 Barker Andrews Honorable Mention Primary Film Production God Made Me Carver Center Midland Council PTA Addison Araujo Participation Intermediate Visual Arts I'm United Helena Park Elementary Nederland ISD Council PTA Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD Ishana Aravindan Kayalvizhi Merit Primary Literature I Matter Because... Las Colinas Council of PTAs Texas PTA Reflections Results 2020 ‐ 2021 I Matter Because ... Student's School Name Student First Name Student Last Name State‐Level Award Grade Division Arts Category Title of Work Council PTA Name (Local PTA) Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD Krish Arora Excellence Intermediate Literature Beautiful Once Again McCoy Elem Council of PTAs Overall Award of Nila Arunkumar Middle School Film Production My Choices Pearson Ranch Middle School Round Rock ISD Council of PTAs Excellence Surya Arunkumar Participation Middle School Dance Choreography I Am Me Pearson Ranch Middle School Round Rock ISD Council of PTAs Shyam Arvind Participation Middle School Literature THE CROW & THE BOY Seven Lakes Junior High Katy Council of PTAs Alisa & Maya #1: The Journey to Georgia Ashton Participation Intermediate Literature Carver PTA Midland Council PTA Magic Land Lowery Freshman Center Aadil Aslam Honorable Mention Special Artist Literature I Matter (Allen High & Lowery Allen ISD Council of PTAs Freshman Center PTSA) Kate Axum Participation Middle School Photography The Reasons Why I Matter Maurine Cain Middle School Rockwall ISD Council of PTAs Albert Ayvar Honorable Mention High School Visual Arts Carrying the Fire Wylie East High School Wylie ISD Council of PTAs Dripping Springs Elementary Dripping Springs Independent Wyatt Badger Honorable Mention Primary Film Production Teammates School School District Council of PTAs Katherine Baer Participation Middle School Visual Arts Bold Women In My Life Lincoln Middle School El Paso ISD Council of PTAs Cyann Baese Merit Middle School Literature This is Me Dalhstrom Middle School Hays CISD Council PTA Corpus Christi Community Anna Baker Participation Middle School Dance Choreography My Voice Baker Middle School Council PTA Corpus Christi Community Anna Grace Baker Participation Middle School Film Production Why Do you Matter Baker Middle School Council PTA Corpus Christi Community Foster Baker Excellence Intermediate Visual Arts Me In 2020 Windsor Park Elementary Council PTA Monali M. Baker Participation High School Dance Choreography Born This Way Smithson Valley High School Comal ISD Council of PTAs Monali M. Baker Participation High School Literature My Character Smithson Valley High School Comal ISD Council of PTAs Sadie Barberee Honorable Mention Middle School Dance Choreography Confident Mary Orr Intermediate Mansfield Council of PTAs Jerry Knight STEM Academy Jenna Barling Participation Middle School Film Production I Matter Because I Am Me at Rogene Worley Middle Mansfield Council of PTAs School Graysen Barnard Excellence Primary Visual Arts Black Girls Can Do Anything Hughes Elementary Northwest ISD Council of PTA's Harper Barnett Merit Primary Visual Arts Different Santa Rita PTA Midland Council PTA Mia Barr Merit Intermediate Dance Choreography Let my Candlelight Burn Keeley Elementary Garland ISD Council of PTAs Noella Barron Merit High School Photography Ripples Rockwall High School Rockwall ISD Council of PTAs Texas PTA Reflections Results 2020 ‐ 2021 I Matter Because ... Student's School Name Student First Name Student Last Name State‐Level Award Grade Division Arts Category Title of Work Council PTA Name (Local PTA) Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD Shreya Basak Honorable Mention Middle School Visual Arts I matter because I will be there Barbara Bush MS Council of PTAs Camden Bauer Participation Primary Literature I Matter Nebbie Williams Elementary Rockwall ISD Council of PTAs Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD Emily Bauer Participation High School Photography Growing Up Together R.L. Turner Council of PTAs Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD Noah Bauer Participation Intermediate Film Production I matter because Country Place Council of PTAs Emersyn Baxter Honorable Mention Intermediate Dance Choreography Child of God Port Neches Elementary Port Neches Groves ISD Council New Braunfels Independent Jaxon Beck Merit Intermediate Literature I Matter... Voss Farms Elementary PTA School District Gabriella Beckman Honorable Mention Middle School Visual Arts Talents Keller Middle School Keller Council of PTAs Eagle Mountain Saginaw ISD Micah Beene Honorable Mention Intermediate Photography At the Cross Copper Creek Elementary Council of PTAs Overall Award of Quinn Belcher Intermediate Music Composition Why I Matter Spring Creek Elementary Richardson ISD PTA Excellence Jackson Benners Honorable Mention Special Artist Music Composition I'm a Great Friend Mohawk Elementary Richardson ISD PTA Alyssa Beun Honorable Mention High School Photography Sunflower Byron Nelson High School Northwest ISD Council of PTA's Clear Creek Community Council Kailyn Biddle Honorable Mention Primary Music Composition I Matter Because I'm Me Ed White Elementary of PTAs Lillian Bigenho Blackburn Honorable Mention Intermediate Music Composition Till the End of Time Cheri Cox Elementary Wylie ISD Council of PTAs Corpus Christi Community Leela Bindingnavele Participation High School Photography Music matters W.B Ray high School Council PTA Corpus Christi Community Roopa Bindingnavele Honorable Mention High School Literature Why W.B. Ray High School Council PTA Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD Madeleine Birmingham Honorable Mention High School Dance Choreography Pure Movement, Pure Sight Newman Smith HS Council of PTAs I Matter Because I Conquer William J Winkley Elementary Abigail Black Merit Special Artist Visual Arts Leander ISD Council of PTAs Mountains PTA Jason Blankenship Honorable Mention Special Artist Literature I Matter Because I Don’t Cedar Park High School Leander ISD Council of PTAs Sylvan Block Merit Special Artist Literature I MATTER Murchison Middle School Austin Council PTA Overall Award of Clear Creek Community Council Kayla Boggess High School Music Composition Flial Clear Springs Excellence of PTAs Kayden Bowers Participation Primary Visual Arts The World JoAnn Ford Elementary Georgetown ISD Council of PTAs Mckenna Bown Excellence Special Artist Visual Arts Raining Down Johnson Ranch Elementary Comal ISD Council of PTAs Texas PTA Reflections Results 2020 ‐ 2021 I Matter Because ... Student's School Name Student First Name Student Last Name State‐Level Award Grade Division Arts Category Title of Work Council PTA Name (Local PTA) Amanda Brake Honorable Mention Middle School Photography The Orange Butterfly Krueger Middle School North East ISD Council of PTAs Graham Branch Participation Primary Photography Care George W Bush Elementary Wylie ISD Council of PTAs Sam Brasher Excellence Middle School Visual Arts Us Briarhill Middle School Lewisville ISD Council of PTAs Benjamin Bray Excellence Primary Literature I Matter Because... Valley Oaks Elementary Spring
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