Board Briefs
OCTOBER 15, 2026
The Pledge leader for the October 15, 2026, Regular Meeting was Olivia Davis
Olivia is a 5th grader at Miller’s Point Elementary. School staff say she is a model student and an outstanding example for her peers. She is an active member of the Kindness Crew and National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS). Olivia brings a positive attitude to the classroom each day and serves as a wonderful influence on those around her. She consistently demonstrates kindness, respect, and consideration toward her classmates and teachers, making her a valued member of the Miller’s Point school community.
The United States Colors were presented by the Veterans Memorial High School Army JROTC.
US Guard: Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Esperanza Pena-Baker
US Flag: Cadet Command Sergeant Major Chynelle Haye
TX Flag: Cadet Captain Isaiah Beuns
TX Guard: Cadet Staff Sergeant Sophie Galindo
The faculty Instructors for the Patriot Battalion JROTC are Major Larry Garcia and Sergeant First Class Karen Hudson.
Purple Star Campus Designation
We are proud to recognize six Judson ISD campuses that have earned the prestigious Purple Star Campus Designation from the Texas Education Agency for the 2026-2027 and 2027-2028 school years.
This achievement reflects the dedication of the military liaisons on each campus, whose work helps create a welcoming and supportive environment for our military families.
Please join us in congratulating the military liaisons from each campus:
- Candlewood Elementary: Kia Bailey
Fine Arts Academy at Olympia: Aimee Hadas
- Masters Elementary: Tiffany Gutierrez
- Judson Care Academy: Elaine Cantu-Campos
- Judson Early College Academy: Rodney Wheeler
- Salinas Elementary: Juliana Buchanan
Community Connections Award
The Center of Worship's FBI - Fathers Being Involved were the recipients of the October Community Connections Award.
The FBI is a valued partner of the Miller’s Point Elementary community. What began as a one-time event has grown into a partnership that continues to make a positive difference for students, staff, and families.
Each month, FBI volunteers line the sidewalk during morning drop-off, creating a spirit tunnel that welcomes students with smiles, encouragement, and enthusiasm. Their presence helps start the school day on a positive note, and students, parents, and staff look forward to their visits.
The FBI also supports the campus throughout the year by donating school supplies, providing food donations during Thanksgiving, and contributing gifts through the Angel Tree program during the holiday season. They also participate in the Million Fathers March, where they serve as positive male role models and help students feel supported and encouraged as they walk them to class.
Through their generosity, commitment, and willingness to give both their time and resources, the FBI has made a meaningful impact on the Miller’s Point Elementary community.