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Good Neighbor Spring Branch Isd GOOD NEIGHBOR SPRING BRANCH ISD PARTNER PROGRAM Greatness #Collective We are thankful. Dear Friends and SBISD Good Neighbors, Reflecting on our students’ progress in the three years since the launch of our strategic plan, The Learner’s Journey, we have much for which to be thankful, and much to celebrate. Our highest and deepest gratitude goes to you – our Class of 2018 Good Neighbors – for your commitment to the success of Every Child we serve. In the immediate aftermath and every day since Hurricane Harvey rained devastation and destruction on our city last year, displacing over a thousand SBISD staff members and families of SBISD students, your Collective Greatness has been a bright light illuminating the power, the heart, and the generosity of our community. You are truly difference makers. SBISD continues to be guided by our single-focused T-2-4 goal for every SBISD graduate to attain a technical certification, military training, or a 2-year or 4-year degree. To ensure Every Child is ready to meet this challenge, we hold ourselves accountable to multiple measures of improvement and success. We also look holistically at our students’ educational experience. Is Every Child making academic progress? Prepared for post-secondary success? Making connections beyond the classroom? These questions continue to drive our work. You help us answer, “yes” through your partnership and service in SBISD. As mentors, reading buddies, after school and enrichment providers, you deepen our students’ school lives and help them be better prepared for T-2-4 success. You provide weekend food for children who would otherwise go hungry and books for home libraries where otherwise there would be none. You provide teacher appreciation treats, bringing smiles and the message to our educators that our community cares and supports their work. No matter how you help – in ways big and small – you are there, supporting not only the academic needs, but also the social-emotional, physical and mental health needs of our children, families, schools and staff in an ever-more demanding world. With your support, we have narrowed academic gaps while increasing academic achievement. Our SAT and ACT scores, and college-ready rates continue to lead at region and state levels. Your collaboration helps make these achievements possible. Together, we are shaping our children for the future - a future filled with promise and purpose. We appreciate your continued support and partnership as we prepare our students and families for tomorrow. Thank you for joining us on our journey! With gratitude, Scott R. Muri, Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools Great supports. Great results. Great futures. These are just a few of the ways we measured the Collective Greatness of SBISD Good Neighbors and partners: 11,078 251 Approved 200,000+ Class of 2018 Volunteers Good Neighbors Volunteer Hours $5 M Est. Value of Volunteer Time 20,000+ Backpacks Distributed 27 Schools 6,000+ in PTA Sister Uniforms Provided School Solution 15,000+ Partnerships Weekend Meals $926,551 Served In Spring Branch Education Foundation Scholarships, Grants & Donor Designated Gifts + Beyond measure - the positive impact Good Neighbors have on $1.1M our students, staff and schools! SBISD Good Neighbors We thank you! Barry Abrams Chick-fil-A Memorial & Dairy Ashford Academy of Choice Chick-fil-A Memorial City Mall Jose Aldana Children’s Museum of Houston Altharetta Yeargin Art Museum Christ Evangelical Presbyterian Church Victor C. Alvarez Christ the King Presbyterian Church Amerigroup Cinco Energy Management Group, LLC Artistic Works Dentistry Cindy Crofford Photography Assistance League of Houston CITGO Petroleum Corporation AVANCE – Houston CollegeCommunityCareer Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation Communities in Schools of Houston Barnes & Noble at Town & Country Village Community Youth Services Bayou City Blessings in a Backpack Cornerstone Academy Bear Blvd. School for Early Learning Cornerstone Academy PTA Bendwood PTA Costco Bendwood / Zebra Zone Crime Stoppers of Houston Safe School Best in Class Education, Tully Memorial Program Blue Willow Bookshop Crossroads Animal Clinic Bo’s Place Darsey-Krivan Orthodontics Boudreaux’s Cajun Kitchen Davis & Davis Attorneys at Law Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston Katherine Dawson BP Women’s Wells Association DePelchin Children’s Center J. Carter Breed Diane Dwyer Interior Design Brenda and John Duncan YMCA Dow Chemical Buffalo Creek Elementary Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart Bunker Hill Elementary East Spring Branch Food Pantry Bunker Hill Elementary PTA Edgewood Elementary Caring Aggies Mentoring Program El Gallo Mexican Restaurant Cedar Brook Elementary Emerson CenterPoint Energy Jennifer Espey Chapelwood United Methodist Church ExxonMobil Chevron Fair Haven United Methodist Church Chick-fil-A I-10 & Silber Road Faith Center of Houston’s First Baptist Church FamilyPoint Resources Hunters Creek Elementary Pamela & Kevin Ferworn Hunters Creek Elementary PTA First Community Credit Union Huntington Learning Center First Congregational Church Jennings Orthodontics First Junior Woman’s Club Johnson Deluca Kurisky & Gould, P.C. Frostwood Elementary Junior Achievement of Southeast Texas Frostwood Elementary PTA Kay Stimson Properties, LLC Chick-fil-A Memorial & Dairy Ashford Generations Church KIPP Courage College Prep at Landrum Chick-fil-A Memorial City Mall Girls on the Run Greater Houston Middle School Children’s Museum of Houston Goldfish Swim School - West Houston Kirksey Architecture Christ Evangelical Presbyterian Church Chris Gonzalez Rev. Josef Klam Christ the King Presbyterian Church Good News Club George A. Kurisky Jr. Cinco Energy Management Group, LLC Doug & Pam Goodson, Wright Asphalt Lambda Alpha Cindy Crofford Photography Greater Houston Women’s Chamber of Joann Lammons, Martha Turner Sotheby’s CITGO Petroleum Corporation Commerce International Realty CollegeCommunityCareer Guthrie Center Landrum Middle School Communities in Schools of Houston Tammy Hampton Mary Grace Landrum Community Youth Services Hand and Stone Massage and Facial Spa Linda Sadler Fund Cornerstone Academy Houston - Memorial Lion Lane School for Early Learning Cornerstone Academy PTA Hands on Science Literacy Advance of Houston Costco Harris County Constable’s Office Precinct 5 Long Point Roofing - Larry D. Kolb II Crime Stoppers of Houston Safe School Community Relations Magness Orthodontics Program Harris County Precinct 3 Warren Matthews Crossroads Animal Clinic Harris County Public Health - Super Smile Marine Well Containment Company Darsey-Krivan Orthodontics Savers Program Meadow Wood Elementary Davis & Davis Attorneys at Law H-E-B Bunker Hill Market Meadow Wood Elementary PTA Katherine Dawson Hollibrook Elementary Memorial Assistance Ministries DePelchin Children’s Center Holy Spirit Episcopal Church and School Memorial Athletic Club Diane Dwyer Interior Design Janet Horton Memorial Chiropractic Clinic Dow Chemical Housman Elementary Memorial Church of Christ Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart Housman Elementary PTA Memorial Drive Elementary East Spring Branch Food Pantry Houston Community College Memorial Drive Elementary PTA Edgewood Elementary Houston CPA Society Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church El Gallo Mexican Restaurant Houston Food Bank Memorial Drive United Methodist Church Emerson Houston Methodist Hospital Memorial Family Dental Jennifer Espey Houston Spring Branch Lions Club Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical ExxonMobil Houston Texans Center Fair Haven United Methodist Church Hudella Real Estate Companies Memorial High School Faith Center of Houston’s First Baptist Hungry’s Café & Bistro Memorial High School PTA Church Memorial Middle School Lisa Schwartz, Balfour Yearbooks Memorial Middle School PTA Second Baptist Church Memorial Women Give Back Sector Transport Logistics MetroNational Seitel State Representative Jim Murphy James and Mallory Shaddix National Charity League - Houston Hearts Shadow Oaks Elementary Chapter Shell National Oilwell Varco Sherwood Elementary Newspring Sherwood Elementary PTA Nexen Petroleum USA, Inc. Warren Sloan Northbrook High School Sprague, Rustam & Diamond, P.C. Northbrook Middle School Spring Branch Area Retired School Nottingham Elementary Employees Oliver Foundation Spring Branch Community Health Center Omni Houston Westside Hotel Spring Branch Education Foundation Our Lady of Walsingham Catholic Church Spring Branch Educational Support Paisley House Association Panaderia Tierra Caliente Spring Branch Elementary Panda Path School for Early Learning Spring Branch Family Development Center Papa John’s Pizza Spring Branch Memorial Sports Parijat Controlware, Inc. Association PDQ Spring Branch Middle School Karen Peck Spring Branch Middle School PTA Pine Shadows Elementary Spring Forest Middle School Pines Presbyterian Church Spring Forest Middle School PTA Prairie View A&M University Spring Oaks Middle School Prosperity Bank – Wirt Banking Center Spring Shadows Elementary Qmart Spring Woods High School re:MIND Spring Woods Middle School Ridgecrest Elementary School SpringSpirit Baseball Riverwood Building Company St. Francis Episcopal Church Rotary Club of Memorial – Spring Branch St. John Vianney Catholic Church Kristina & Guy Rowland St. Thomas Presbyterian Church RPS Klotz Associates Council Member Brenda Stardig, Rummel Creek Elementary District A Rummel Creek Elementary PTA Robert Stevenson Santa Maria Hostel Iris Story SBISD Council of PTAs Stratford High School SBISD Police Department Taqueria Cancún Terrace
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