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Our commitment to excellence in education is not possible without the continued support of our stakeholders, including our taxpayers. At Alief ISD the duty of wisely managing taxpayer dollars and maintaining fiscal responsibility is a priority. I would like to take this opportunity to share some financial updates about Alief ISD, including many related to [...]
As people in Louisiana head into week three of unimaginable devastation after floodwaters inundated parts of the state, the American Red Cross remains by their side. Disaster workers are providing shelter, food, relief supplies and comfort for thousands of Louisianans during this trying time. Across the country, disaster teams are also preparing for severe weather [...]
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ABC 13, Eyewitness News HOUSTON (KTRK) -- In 1994, a middle school principal became the first in the state to welcome computers into the classroom, way before the internet. Vickie Schoppe changed the way kids learned forever not just at O'Donnell Middle School, but in Texas as well. Watch the full video on Channel 13's [...]
Jacob Hoffpauir meets with Red Cross volunteer Linda Jones from Midwest City, Oklahoma who is part of an integrated response team providing mental health and health services to people affected by the flooding. Photo by: Marko Kokic/American Red Cross For nearly two weeks, the American Red Cross has been on the ground in [...]
It’s Saturday afternoon and I realize that many of you may not read this email until Monday. However, the American Red Cross is working 24/7 to help those affected from the Louisiana Floods. Thank you to those who have already stepped up and provided financial gifts, in-kind donations, and/or volunteered your time. This is the [...]
The Red Cross has mobilized the largest sheltering and feeding effort since Superstorm Sandy to help people in Louisiana affected by the floods. We’re seeing the largest volume of people in need of emergency shelter in the last four years. And early planning estimates indicate we may need to serve more than one million meals [...]
The City of Houston Draft Action Plan for Disaster Recovery-2015 Flood Events (Draft Plan) serves as an application for $66,560,000 in federal funds to help with recovery costs associated with severe storms and flooding in May and November of 2015. Residents are invited to attend the public hearing and/or comment on the Draft Plan and [...]
FREE IMMUNIZATIONS! The Houston Fire Department and The Care Van Program have teamed up once again to provide FREE childhood immunizations just in time for school. The "Immunization Extravaganza" will offer FREE vaccinations for children ages 4 through 8 who are UNINSURED or MEDICAID dependent. Sorry, but no children with insurance including CHIP insurance will [...]
