Welcome to the District’s new website! We’re still adding the final touches — spot anything missing or off? Let us know
Welcome back, everyone. I hope that the winter break was fun, filled with lots of food, family, and friends! I personally enjoyed spending time with Belinda and the kids. These precious moments with family come and go swiftly, so I encourage everyone to make the most of them whenever they come around. The new semester [...]
Join us for a blood drive on Saturday, January 10, 2026, from 11 AM to 3:30 PM at the Alief Neighborhood Center (11903 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77072). There will be a bus at the entrance. Register: TINYURL.COM/ALIEF-JAN-BLOOD. Please help save a life. You will get a free hoodie, snacks, and drinks. Must be 16+ [...]
30th Texas International Lunar New Year 2026 – become a vendor! Become a Vendor
2025 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION: Vol. 7, Issue 25 - 12.31.2025 2025 ANNUAL REPORT EDITION Dear District F: As we say goodbye to 2025, we take one last look at our collective work on the westside. Check out the 2025 Annual Report: "Above The Rim"🏀 Looking forward to 2026 with you by my side on the best side: the Westside [...]
Vol. 7, Issue 24- 12.26.2025 Friends, This may be the most un-Christmas Christmas season ever thanks to our summer weather—but fortunately, this newsletter comes with real gifts as we close out the year. DANGEROUS BUILDINGS Last week marked our final council meeting of the year, where we had a spirited debate over appropriating $30 million from the restricted stormwater account [...]
Providing free groceries to those in need in the community.
A Proven Program to Prevent or Delay Type 2 Diabetes
This weekend, our Fine Arts and Enrollment Office hosted our first Holiday in the Park at Camden Park. Our principals from the Visual and Performing Arts and STEAM Campuses shared with our community why they are the absolute best choice for students and families in the Alief community. Our students sang and shared their talents, [...]
Vol. 7, Issue 23- 12.12.2025 Dear Friends, We have been busy on your behalf on the westside, and this newsletter is full of updates, progress, and important details. First, I want to highlight a major win: the $6 million Ashton Village storm water project was unanimously approved by City Council. This is great news for a neighborhood that has long needed [...]
