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Carver P-TECH

Family and Community Engagement Newsletter - April 2021

Carver P-TECHFamily and Community Engagement Newsletter -April 2021
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Principal's Corner

Greeting Panthers,

The end of the year is fast approaching, and summer will be here before we know it; therefore, my message to you is brief and direct! Make sure to take care of your academic responsibilities before you start your summer. I know you will want to enjoy your summer adventure without reservation or procrastinating. The problems we encounter never really resolved themselves; they take action on our part to reach a solution they always need a force or action to reach the level of resolution.

There are some things ahead of us that you should know before you go off for the summer. Below are a few questions you should ask yourself.

  • Have I met all of the requirements needed to graduate or move to the next grade level?

  • Am I considering enrolling in summer school to meet the needed course requirements?

  • If I plan to attend summer school, what step do I need to take now to enroll?

Your next step should be to contact your school academic counselor. The counselor will provide you with details and information to assist you in the recovery of credits you will need for promotion to the next grade level, or for graduation. Please take this information seriously and act accordingly so that you can avoid last-minute decisions.

On a brighter note, we celebrate and show appreciation to many of our valued employees during the month of April. Those include our assistant principals, secretaries, and instructional para educators. Last month in March we highlighted our fantastic campus administrators. This month in April we will celebrate our paraprofessionals and secretaries.


As you visit our various offices, please join me in celebrating our incredible office and classroom staff.

Your Humble Panther Proud Principal,

Pertricia Hart-Ross,

Meet Our Paraprofessionals and Secretaries Meet Our Paraprofessionals and Secretaries

Principal Secretary - Ms. Noemi Oviedo Principal Secretary - Ms. Noemi Oviedo

From L-R

Ms. Brenda Banks: Campus Monitor

Ms. Tracey Davila: Textbook/Asst. Registrar

Ms. Yoana Gonzalez: Assistant Principal Secretary, Mr. Blanson

Ms. Argie Webb: Assistant Principal Secretary, Mr. Richardson

Ms. Gwen Winfrey-Spivey: Registrar

Ms. Franchelle Williams: Attendance Secretary

Ms. Gloria Ridley: Student Information Secretary

From L-R

Ms. Linda Williams: Sac

Ms. Diana Harris: Assistant Principal Secretary, Mr. Schattle

Ms. Lawanda Moore: Counselor Secretary

Ms. Teena Franklin: P.E. Assistant Coach

Ms. Melanise Burnley: Special Services

Mr. Richard Gipson: Parking Lot Manager

Ms. Carol Stone: Special Services


Not Pictured

Ms. Cassandra Villarreal: Special Services Secretary

Ms. Raimicka Boatner-Jones: Instructional Literacy Asst.

Choir and Dance on National Stage Choir and Dance on National Stage

Panther dance and choir students recently gave a Virtual Performance for the National School Boards of America. The students worked so hard and dedicated a lot of time to prepare and produce this performance video! Check them out by clicking on the link below!


Carver Dance Company/ Carver Dance Department:

Salma Davila

Bianca Bolanos

Kennadi Smith

Ariel Burton

Keyara Marshall

Jastiny Gilkey

Warneshia Horn

Chloe Estrada

Amira Ingram-Devenport

Courtnie Fraizer

Valeria Diaz

Viviana Ruiz

Mauri Villeda

Nancy Alvarado-Varela

Shanya Howard

Morgan Amos

Aria Jack

Directors: Sarita Salinas and Brianna McCray


Aldine Dance Company Dancers:

Sofia Deleon

Gabrielle McCullar

Jacqueline Cruz

Charles McCullar

Miles McCullar

Directors: Sarita Salinas and Brianna McCray


Choir Students:

Demiah Williams

Zhane Martin Figgins

Lamaya Gilbert

Cheyenne Bumper

Sydney Page

Carrington Brice

Gianna Benjamin

Joshua Cruise

Joshua Muise

Director: Kenyatta Herring


Below is the link to the Aldine Article that has the performance Videos.

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Carver Artists...A Force to Reckon With!

On Friday. the 23rd annual Wells Fargo Student Art Contest organized by the Society of Performing Arts (SPA) released tentative results: With an honorable mention, a first place in Division D (grades 9-11) and TWO top three or best in show placements in Division E (grades 12). The placements in Division E will be announced on Monday, March 3rd at 6:30 during the virtual award ceremony. These Students either won 1st-3rd or BEST IN SHOW.


All winning entries are presented below AND viewable on the Awards and Activities page of the Carver Visual Arts Website - https://carvervisualart.wixsite.com/cmva

Raising the Bar

Amare'on Reyna's Image: "58 Years and Still Dreaming" won 1st place in the STATE Bar Association's Photography Contest! He won an additional $400.00 and his work has been published on the Texas Bar Association website! His image is presented below and can be viewed on both the Carver Visual Arts Website and the Texas Bar Association Website!

Shout OUT!

Emma Montriel won 2nd place at the state History Fair and will be advancing to nationals!!!

Sr. Individual Performance

The Unpublished Issue of the New-York Weekly Journal

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Orchestra Dominates UIL with All 1s!

The following students received all 1s at UIL this month (and their Sweepstakes result!):


Violin 1:

SirChriston Turner

Madison Rodriguez

Anthony Ards

Sydnei Dirden


Violin 2:

Tiona Thomas

Cindy Vega Aguilar

SirChrisjon Turner

Eliab Castelan Ramos


Viola:

Christian King

Taylar Day

Jacqueline Cardenas


Bass:

Jalinn Smith


We are very proud of all their preparation and their performance - they looked sharp, and sounded great.

Happy Birthday to Faculty and Staff!

Cain, Quentrella 4/1

Tedder, Shelby 4/2

Wright, Mary 4/6

Burnley, Melanise 4/9

Junius, Christopher 4/12

Gonion, Todd 4/14

Woodard-Damoah, Charnisha 4/16

Blanson, Daniel 4/24

Kane, Rebekah 4/28

All Dads Succeed

Aldine ISD’s Family and Community Engagement Department is hosting an information session for a program presented by DePelchin Children's Center - All Dads Succeed. Click on the link below to download the flyer and registration details.

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Carver P-Tech

Our Vision
The underpinning of Carver’s vision is a rigorous curriculum of high expectations and a solid student commitment to success. It is the combination of a diverse population and an innovative curriculum which leads to this success. Carver P-Tech’s mission is to provide students with the academic foundation and individualized support to ensure that each student achieves their own personal vision. Through the Performing Arts, Engineering, and Visual Arts houses these visions become realities.

Email: cehart@aldineisd.org
Website: carverhs.aldine.org
Location: 2100 South Victory Drive, Houston, TX, USA
Phone: 281.878.0310
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AldineSchoolDistrict/
Twitter: @CarverHS_AISD

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