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On Saturday, June 27, 2026, from 11 AM to 1 PM at the Alief Neighborhood Center, join AliefVotes and partners for an educational workshop on Incarceration to learn more about the issue and the opportunity that comes with reform. Free lunch and dessert, and hear from guest speakers like judges and those doing the work [...]
The Thomas Telegraph Vol. 8, Issue 13 – June 15, 2026 Dear Friends, The weather is not the only thing coming in hot—so is the action and effort across our district. See significant updates below. FY27 Budget Passes Please see my full statement in the newsletter body below. 4th Annual Swim Safety Clinic District F’s [...]
Nearly 1 in 10 adults aged 60 and older experience domestic violence, most at the hands of family or trusted individuals. Abuse ranges from physical harm and neglect to financial exploitation, costing an estimated $36.5billion annually and significantly increasing survivors' risk of premature death.
D. Lillig Photo As Houston’s temperatures soar, pools become a central hub for families and neighbors. But with the fun comes serious risk: drowning is fast, silent and often preventable. Houston’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. David Persse, reminds us that this isn’t only a children’s issue. “When we think about drownings, most people [...]
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Public education can be a powerful force in changing our students' lives. This weekend, I was proud to watch our Miller Mavericks & our Mata Eagles celebrating and participating in the MLK Parade. While Martin Luther King was certainly an advocate for civil rights, he also understood the importance of education, sharing “Education must enable [...]
Providing free groceries to those in need in the community.
Rita Pierson says, “Every child deserves a champion” and I 100% agree. From the top of the Alief ISD organization to the bottom, we must all be student-centered and willing to be that champion. I want to continue to express gratitude to everyone going above and beyond to meet our students' needs. The main thing [...]
Vol. 8, Issue 01- 1.9.2026 Dear Friends, Let me be the last person to wish you a Happy New Year. As I shared at a recent press conference, public infrastructure remains our number one priority, and the updates below reflect how we are moving those priorities forward on the westside. STORM WATER VS. BLIGHTED BUILDINGS On [...]
