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Thank you, Spring Branch ISD Good Neighbors! Our SBISD Good Neighbors are inspiring minds and shaping lives in SBISD's schools, classrooms and community. Spring Branch Independent School District springbranchisd.com/goodneighbor 2018 GN Small Booklet SOTS_pb.indd 1 2/8/2018 9:09:47 AM Thank you, SBISD Good Neighbors! In the second year of our strategic plan, The Learner’s Journey, we have much for which to be proud. Our plan builds on one of SBISD’s strongest assets – YOU, our supportive community. It sustains our commitment to Spring Branch T-2-4, our goal to ensure every child is prepared for and has access to a technical certifi cation, military training, a 2-year or a 4-year degree, and is undergirded by our Core Values. We have seen our partners join us in our work as we ask ourselves: What are our alumni doing after graduation? How academically prepared is Every Child? How much progress is Every Child making? And how is Every Child doing beyond the classroom? These are the questions that guide our work. We are proud to recognize a record-breaking number of Class of 2017 Good Neighbors this year. The collective greatness of your support speaks to the power of our community. Together, we are expanding the limitless curiosity of our students, supporting the collaborative spirit of our staff, and guiding the moral compass of the next generation. You are the programs, people, places and partners who help enrich the journey for our students, staff and families. Thank you for your belief in Every Child and for your continued commitment to Spring Branch ISD. I ask you to continue your support, as we cannot do this work alone. Every day, our partners are part of the stories of success we see across SBISD. Yet, there is much work still to do. Join us on our journey! Be an advocate, be a champion, be a partner, be a volunteer – be a part of the story! With my respect and appreciation, Dr. Scott R. Muri Superintendent of Schools 2018 GN Small Booklet SOTS_pb.indd 4 2/8/2018 9:09:53 AM 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: 11,431 284 Approved 215,000+ Class of 2017 Volunteers Volunteer Good Neighbors 584 Hours Mentors $5.1M Est. Value of Volunteer Time 3,000+ Backpacks Distributed 6,000+ 27 Schools Uniforms in PTA Sister Provided School Solution $1,021,690 15,000+ Partnerships In Spring Branch Education Weekend Meals Foundation Scholarships, Served Grants & Donor Designated Gifts Beyond measure - the positive impact Good Neighbors have on our students, staff and schools! To learn more about the work of our Good Neighbors, download our APP! 2018 GN Small Booklet SOTS_pb.indd 5 2/8/2018 9:09:53 AM SBISD Good Neighbors Class of 2017 Barry Abrams Chick-fi l-A I-10 & Silber Road Academy of Choice Chick-fi l-A Memorial & Dairy Ashford Jose Aldana Chick-fi l-A Memorial City Mall Altharetta Yeargin Art Museum Christ Evangelical Presbyterian Church Victor C. Alvarez Christ Memorial Lutheran Church Amerigroup Christ the King Presbyterian Church Artistic Works Dentistry Cindy Crofford Photography Assistance League of Houston CITGO Petroleum Corporation Athletic Orthopedics and Knee Center CollegeCommunityCareer AVANCE - Houston Communities In Schools of Houston Barbara Bush Houston Literacy Foundation Community Health Choice Barnes & Noble at Town & Country Village Community Youth Services Bayou City Blessings in a Backpack ConocoPhillips Bear Blvd. School for Early Learning Cornerstone Academy Bendwood PTA Cornerstone Academy PTA Bendwood / Zebra Zone Costco Blue Willow Bookshop Crime Stoppers of Houston Safe School Bo’s Place Program Boudreaux’s Cajun Kitchen Crossroads Animal Clinic Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Houston Darsey-Krivan Orthodontics BP Women’s Wells Association Davis & Davis Attorneys at Law J. Carter Breed Katherine Dawson Brenda and John Duncan YMCA Tom & Linda DeBesse Buffalo Creek Elementary Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance Greater Houston Bunker Hill Elementary Diane Dwyer Interior Design Bunker Hill Elementary PTA Pat Dolan Caring Aggies Mentoring Program Dow Chemical Cedar Brook Elementary Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart Cedar Brook Elementary PTA East Spring Branch Food Pantry CenterPoint Energy Edgewood Elementary Chapelwood United Methodist Church El Gallo Mexican Restaurant Chevron 2018 GN Small Booklet SOTS_pb.indd 6 2/8/2018 9:09:53 AM Emerson Housman Elementary PTA Ernst & Young LLP Houston Area Women’s Center Jennifer Espey Houston Astros ExxonMobil Houston Community College Fair Haven United Methodist Church Houston CPA Society Faith Center of Houston’s First Baptist Houston Food Bank Church Houston Methodist Hospital FamilyPoint Resources Houston Rockets Pamela & Kevin Ferworn Houston Spring Branch Lions Club First Community Credit Union Houston Texans First Congregational Church Houston West Chamber of Commerce First Junior Woman’s Club Hudella Real Estate Companies Flight XXV: Your Passport to College Hungry’s Café & Bistro Frostwood Elementary Hunters Creek Elementary Frostwood Elementary PTA Hunters Creek Elementary PTA Generations Church Huntington Learning Center Girls on the Run Greater Houston Jennings Orthodontics Chris Gonzalez Jerry Built Homegrown Burgers Good News Club Jersey Village Fire Department Doug & Pam Goodson, Wright Asphalt Johnson Deluca Kurisky & Gould, P.C. Allison Gower Junior Achievement of Southeast Texas Greater Houston Women’s Chamber of KIPP Courage College Prep at Landrum Commerce Middle School Guthrie Center Kirksey Architecture Tammy Hampton Rev. Josef Klam Hand and Stone Massage and Facial Spa Lambda Alpha Houston - Memorial Joann Lammons, Martha Turner Sotheby’s Harris County Constable’s Offi ce Precinct 5 International Realty Community Relations Landrum Middle School Harris County Precinct 3 Mary Grace Landrum Harris County Public Health - Super Smile Diana Liga Savers Program Linda Sadler Fund H-E-B Bunker Hill Market Lion Lane School for Early Learning Hollibrook Elementary Literacy Advance of Houston Hollibrook Elementary PTA Long Point Roofi ng - Larry D. Kolb II Holy Spirit Episcopal Church and School Los Tios Mexican Restaurant Home Depot Peter and Sue Loudis Janet Horton Lucci Smith Law Housman Elementary Magness Orthodontics 2018 GN Small Booklet SOTS_pb.indd 7 2/8/2018 9:09:53 AM Warren Matthews Karen Peck Marine Well Containment Company Phoenix House – Coalition for Substance Meadow Wood Elementary Abuse Prevention Meadow Wood Elementary PTA Pine Shadows Elementary Memorial Assistance Ministries Pine Shadows Elementary PTA Memorial Athletic Club Pines Presbyterian Church Memorial Chiropractic Clinic Prairie View A&M University Memorial Church of Christ Prosperity Bank – Wirt Banking Center Memorial Drive Elementary Reginelli’s Pizzeria Memorial Drive Elementary PTA Ridgecrest Elementary School Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church Riverwood Building Company Memorial Drive United Methodist Church Rotary Club of Memorial – Spring Branch Memorial Family Dental Kristina & Guy Rowland Memorial Hermann Memorial City Medical RPS Klotz Associates Center Rummel Creek Elementary Memorial High School Rummel Creek Elementary PTA Memorial High School PTA Santa Maria Hostel Memorial Middle School SBISD Community Relations Department Memorial Middle School PTA SBISD Council of PTAs MetroNational SBISD Finance Department Mitsubishi Caterpillar Forklift America SBISD HR Department State Representative Jim Murphy SBISD Police Department National Charity League - Houston Hearts SBISD Technology Training Center Chapter Dr. George Schudy, D.D.S National Oilwell Varco Lisa Schwartz, Balfour Yearbooks Newspring Sector Transport Logistics Nexen Petroleum USA, Inc. Seitel Northbrook High School James and Mallory Shaddix Northbrook Middle School Shadow Oaks Elementary Nottingham Elementary Shell Nottingham Elementary PTA Sherwood Elementary Oliver Foundation Sherwood Elementary PTA Omni Houston Westside Hotel Sprague, Rustam & Diamond, P.C. Our Lady of Walsingham Catholic Church Spring Branch Area Retired School Panaderia Tierra Caliente Employees Panda Path School for Early Learning Spring Branch Community Health Center Papa John’s Pizza Spring Branch Education Foundation Parijat Controlware, Inc. Spring Branch Educational Support PDQ Association 2018 GN Small Booklet SOTS_pb.indd 8 2/8/2018 9:09:53 AM Spring Branch Elementary The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Spring Branch Family Development Center Saints Texas Houston South Mission Spring Branch Management District The College Resource Center Spring Branch Memorial Sports The HUB Houston Association The Journey at Memorial Drive United Spring Branch Middle School Methodist Church Spring Branch Middle School PTA The Kids’ Reading Room Spring Forest Middle School The Kinkaid School Spring Forest Middle School PTA The Orthopedic Sports Clinic Spring Oaks Middle School The Women’s Fund for Health and Resiliency Education Spring Shadows Elementary Thompson & Horton LLP Spring Woods High School Thornwood Elementary Spring Woods High School PTA Tiger Trail School for Early Learning Spring Woods Middle School Town & Country Orthodontics SpringSpirit Baseball Treasure Forest Elementary St. Francis Episcopal Church Tree House St. John Vianney Catholic Church Tres Market St. Thomas Presbyterian Church TutorVille Council Member Brenda Stardig, District A United Way of Greater Houston Robert Stevenson UnitedHealthcare Community and State Iris Story University of Houston -Downtown Stratford High School UrbanHarvest Stratford
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