Welcome Back to School!

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Welcome back to the 2023-2024 school year! We are so excited about the new school year and everything that your students will learn and grow in this school year!

Our teachers and staff are committed to ensuring that your child has the best instruction possible and that we are supporting your children academically, socially and emotionally!

This school year we are focused on supporting our students as they learn, grow and lead! Our scholars will be prepared to be the next leaders in our school, our community and very soon in our city and nation!

As we are setting the bar high, we will greatly need all of your parent and guardian support! We need you to help us by making sure your children are at school all day, every day! Students need to bring their ID's to school everyday and there is absolutely use of phones or earbuds at school. Together, we can help our children do some amazing things!

Again, thank you for your support of La Promesa. We look forward to an amazing and incredible school year!

Welcome New Staff

Please join me in welcoming the following new staff members to La Promesa! Some are joining us from another school in the district, some are new to the district, and some are new teachers! Congratulations and welcome to La Promesa!

Mrs. Rodriguez-Lead Counselor

Miss Reyes-Secretary to the Assistant Principal

Coach O- Physical Education Teacher

Mr. Huerta-Spanish World History Teacher

Mr. Ruiz-Spanish World History Teacher

Ms. Calderon-Spanish Art Teacher

Ms. Champion-CTE Digital Media Teacher

Mr. Deniega- Algebra 2 Teacher

Attention families of La Promesa,

We invite you to come to our Open House at La Promesa. Even though your child is in High School it is equally important for you to attend on September 27th!

Benefits to coming to our Open House-

1. Meet the teachers: This will show the teachers that you are serious about your parental involvement, that you are invested in your child's education and you want to establish a collaboration with him or her for great results for your child.

2. Learn about the curriculum: Sure, education has a lot of acrynoms and jargon that can sound like Greek, but hearing it, asking questions and taking notes will make it less of a mystery. This will help you explain to your child the importance of learning goals and understand more clearly if your child requires accommodations.

3. Meet other parents: We are so fortunate to live in an age where communication is at your fingertips literally. Perhaps you can create a study group for the students in your child's class, a rotating list of names for snack or even a birthday-of-the-month club.

4. Look for potential concerns: This is a time you can discover a way to support your child and the teacher, how to support the curriculum from home and the best way to communicate with the teacher.

5. Opportunities to support: There are many opportunities to help, whether it's signing up for the fall festival, cutting out laminated items for the classroom, coming in for Community Helpers Day or reading a book. Be consistent with the offer of support because it is so important that your student observes your participation. It gives him or her a sense of connection to school and begins to understand that school is a consistent, scheduled and reliable place that can add value to their future.

Just know that every positive effort we put towards your children and their education provides an outward display of consistent care and dedication that our children deserve.

6. Look for potential concerns: This is a time you can discover a way to support your child and the teacher, how to support the curriculum from home and the best way to communicate with the teacher.

Please make sure to check La Promesa website for the most update information and events happening at La Promesa. If you need help accessing it, please let Mrs. Aguilera know and she can help you. Please mark your calendars for all family events. Your attendance makes a difference in your child's education!

Your cooperation in filling out the HAC update, helps our district have the most up to date information for our families. In case of an emergency we will only be able to communicate to the numbers provided in the annual HAC update. The page below gives instructions on how to update your HAC account. If you need to reset your password, you can call and speak to Mrs. Aguilera! Thank YOU!

There is no cell phone policy use at La Promesa. There are major consequences for cell phone use while in school. If you have any questions or concerns, you can contact Mrs. Flores our principal or Mr. Brogee our Assistant Principal

Please make sure you know what our school expectations are and that you talk to your child about following all the rules. A big one is, no cell phone use and students must wear ID's for everyone's safety.

Newcomer and Dual Language Academy

Email: newcomerschool@aldineisd.org
Website: https://lapromesa.aldineisd.org
Location: 11101 Airline Drive, Houston, TX 77037, USA
Phone: 281-448-5237
Twitter: @LaPromesa_AISD