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Texas PTA Reflections Results 2018 - 2019 Heroes Around Me Texas PTA Reflections Results 2018 - 2019 Heroes Around Me Student First Name Student Last Name State Award Grade Division Arts Category Title of Work (Required) Student's School Name Council PTA Name A Simple Understanding of Hidden Cai Aberle Participation Middle School Literature Curtis Middle School PTA Allen ISD Council of PTAs Warriors Emmeline Abrams Overall Award of Excellence High School Visual Arts Tears of Tribute VR Eaton High School PTSA Northwest ISD Council of PTAs Ria Advani Award of Excellence Primary Film Production The Heroes of Hurricane Harvey Commonwealth Elementary PTA Fort Bend ISD, Region 4 Anjanette Aguado Participation High School Dance Choreography A hero in you Dr. Aberham Cano Freshman Academy Harlingen City Council of PTAs Stephanie Aguado Participation Middle School Music Composition The sacrifice of a hero Vela Middle School Harlingen City Council of PTAs Thank You for Your Service Bethany Aguilar Participation Primary Photography Roan Forest Elementary North East ISD Council of PTAs Grandpa Nadia Ahmed Honorable Mention Primary Visual Arts Happy World Pecan Creek Elementary Denton Community Council of PTAs Michael Ahn Participation Intermediate Visual Arts Superheroes Are Everywhere! Centennial Elementary PTA Plano ISD Council of PTAs Allegra Marie Alaniz Participation Middle School Photography My Mom The Hero Rodger and Ellen Beck Junior High Katy ISD Council of PTAs Deena Al-Dahwi Participation Middle School Dance Choreography My Mom...My Hero Hornedo Middle School El Paso ISD Council of PTAs Deena Al-Dahwi Participation Middle School Literature A Hero's Perspective Hornedo Middle School El Paso ISD Council of PTAs Aya Alharerei Award of Merit Special Artist Visual Arts Hero Duff Elementary PTA Arlington ISD Council of PTAs Every mom should be a hero like Alizeh Ali Syed Participation Intermediate Visual Arts Dodd Elementary Wylie ISD Council of PTAs mine Jathniel Alison Honorable Mention Middle School Film Production What does Hero mean to you? Westbrook Intermediate School Clear Creek ISD Council of PTAs Raphael Jabe Alison Overall Award of Excellence Intermediate Film Production Everyday Heroes Weber Elementary PTA Clear Creek ISD Council of PTAs Aaliyah Allen Honorable Mention Primary Music Composition Dancing Cheetah Cora Spencer Mansfield ISD Council of PTAs Alexis Allen Participation Intermediate Visual Arts Heroes Around Me Sleepy Hollow Elementary PTA Amarillo ISD Council of PTAs Francesca Marie Alovera Participation High School Literature People Around Me Garland High School Garland ISD Council of PTAs Heroes around me and the Gavan Alphin Award of Merit Intermediate Film Production Rylander Elementary Katy ISD Council of PTAs influence they make Tesla Alvarenga Participation Intermediate Literature Heroes Around Me Ouida Springer Elementary School Rockwall ISD Council of PTAs Fernando Alvarez Participation Primary Photography The Smile in Our Heroes Kinder Ranch Elementary Comal ISD Council of PTAs My Two Awesome Heroes Ready Nathan Amoako-Atta Participation Primary Literature Wally Watkins Elementary PTA Wylie ISD Council of PTAs for Action! Kyle Amor Award of Merit Primary Music Composition Rocky River Valley Oaks Elementary Spring Branch ISD Council of PTAs Erin Ankomah Participation Middle School Literature Heroes That Shape Us Timberview Middle Keller ISD Council of PTAs Leela Antyakula Participation High School Visual Arts A Moment of Hope Rouse High School Leander ISD Council of PTAs Students listed Alphabetical by last name. Texas PTA Reflections Results 2018 - 2019 Heroes Around Me Student First Name Student Last Name State Award Grade Division Arts Category Title of Work (Required) Student's School Name Council PTA Name Jakob Appleford Participation Intermediate Film Production Heroes in the Military Voss Farms Elementary New Braunfels ISD Council of PTAs Savannah Ararao Award of Merit Intermediate Film Production Always There Lindsey Elementary PTA Allen ISD Council of PTAs Flora Arevedo Archuleta Honorable Mention High School Photography My Hero … Tio Armando Rouse High School Leander ISD Council of PTAs Alaura Arringdale Participation Middle School Music Composition Song of Heroes Pieper Ranch Middle School Comal ISD Council of PTAs Auria Arringdale Participation Primary Music Composition Around My Hero Kinder Ranch Elementary Comal ISD Council of PTAs Corpus Christi Community Council of John Michael Arroyo Participation Primary Literature The Savior Mireles Elementary PTA PTAs Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Council Samanvi Arudala Participation Primary Music Composition Heroes Around Me McCoy Elementary of PTAs Nila Arunkumar Honorable Mention Middle School Music Composition Uplifting Pearson Ranch Middle School Round Rock ISD Council of PTAs Surya Arunkumar Honorable Mention Intermediate Literature My Hidden Hero Sommer Elementary Round Rock ISD Council of PTAs Arrie Ashford Participation Primary Photography My Savior My Hero Crestview Elementary Canyon ISD Council of PTAs Azra Ashford Award of Merit Primary Literature My Daddy is my hero Dr. Rodriguez Elementary Harlingen City Council of PTAs Aadil Aslam Award of Excellence Special Artist Literature Teachers to the Rescue Curtis Middle School PTA Allen ISD Council of PTAs Aadil Aslam Award of Merit Special Artist Photography Heroes for our Country Curtis Middle School PTA Allen ISD Council of PTAs Garrett Auldridge Participation Intermediate Photography Fire Station No. 8 Ikard Elementary Weatherford ISD Council of PTAs Rex Austin Participation Intermediate Film Production Super No Bully Jim Plain Elementary Leander ISD Council of PTAs Shelby Badger Participation Middle School Photography Following Dad's Footsteps Dripping Springs Middle School Dripping Springs ISD Council of PTAs Callan Balda Honorable Mention Primary Dance Choreography Robots Are Heroes Too Eagle Ridge Elementary Keller ISD Council of PTAs Makayla Banton Participation High School Literature Invisible Impossibilities Dripping Springs High School PTSA Dripping Springs ISD Council of PTAs Analily Banuelos Participation Special Artist Photography Miss K Borman Elementary Denton Community Council of PTAs Diya Bapat Award of Excellence Primary Literature An Ode To My Hero Bledsoe Elementary Frisco ISD Council of PTAs Helayna Barber Participation High School Dance Choreography Hero in Motion Sunnyvale High School Sunnyvale ISD, Region 10 Southeast Texans Being Honored Grace Barger Honorable Mention Middle School Photography Central Middle School PTA Nederland City Council of PTAs at the Nederland Veterans Park Taylor Barnes Award of Merit Intermediate Music Composition Family Hardy Oak Elementary North East ISD Council of PTAs Addison Barnett Participation Primary Visual Arts Griffin’s new Heart Day Helena Park Elementary PTA Nederland City Council of PTAs Students listed Alphabetical by last name. Texas PTA Reflections Results 2018 - 2019 Heroes Around Me Student First Name Student Last Name State Award Grade Division Arts Category Title of Work (Required) Student's School Name Council PTA Name Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Council Peyton Barr Honorable Mention Middle School Visual Arts Environmental Hero Polk of PTAs Ava Barraza Award of Merit Intermediate Visual Arts In His Honor John Nance Garner Elementary PTA Grand Prairie ISD Council of PTA's Kelsey Bartlett Honorable Mention Intermediate Literature Proud Warrior Negley Elementary School PTA Hays CISD Council of PTAs Tyson Bartlett Honorable Mention Intermediate Visual Arts Harvey Heroes Port Neches Elementary Port Neches Groves ISD Council of PTAs Straton Bass Honorable Mention Primary Photography Ready and Willing Ralph Parr Elementary Clear Creek ISD Council of PTAs Faith Bauerle Participation Primary Dance Choreography "Standing Strong" Dripping Springs Elementary School Dripping Springs ISD Council of PTAs Maggie Bautista Participation Primary Film Production My Daddy is my Hero Dorothy P Adkins Elementary Denton Community Council of PTAs Julianne Beasley Honorable Mention Intermediate Film Production Heroes Around Cancer Valley Oaks Elementary Spring Branch ISD Council of PTAs Micah Beene Participation Primary Visual Arts Heroes Above Me Saginaw Elementary Eagle Mountain Saginaw Council of PTAs Caroline Bender Award of Merit High School Dance Choreography I Noah Warrior Keller High School Keller ISD Council of PTAs Lauren Benjamin-Jackson Participation Middle School Visual Arts Mother of Grand Hubbard Middle School Tyler ISD Council of PTAs Tyce Benkert Participation Intermediate Photography Firefighters to the Rescue Groves Elementary Port Neches Groves ISD Council of PTAs Raelynn Benners Award of Merit Primary Dance Choreography Surrounded by Angels Moss Haven Elementary Richardson ISD Council of PTAs Annabelle Bennett Honorable Mention Middle School Literature The Hero In Me Heritage Middle School Frenship ISD Council of PTAs Beau Bennett Participation Intermediate Photography Tiny Heroes Crestview Elementary Frenship ISD Council of PTAs Eileen Bercu Honorable Mention Middle School Film Production All Our Heroes Running Brushy Middle School PTA Leander ISD Council of PTAs Oliver Berger Honorable Mention Primary Film Production The Police Lake Highlands Elementary Richardson ISD Council of PTAs Peter Bernay Honorable Mention Special Artist Visual Arts Parachute training Clear Lake High School Clear Creek ISD Council of PTAs Haley Betron Participation High School Music Composition Be a Hero Westwood High School Round Rock ISD Council of PTAs Dax Betzen Participation Middle School
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