Montgomery Elementary honors students Leilani Ivy and Seth Vargas during NEISD meeting

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The North East Independent School District (NEISD) Board meeting on May 12, 2025, highlighted significant achievements within the district, including student recognitions and community acknowledgments. The meeting commenced with an invocation and pledges led by two exemplary fifth graders from Montgomery Elementary School, Leilani Ivy and Seth Vargas. Principal TJ Click praised their leadership and commitment to their school community, emphasizing the positive impact they have on their peers.

In addition to the student-led opening, the board recognized several outstanding individuals and events. Jennifer Taylor, the district's volunteer coordinator, presented the Student Volunteer of the Year award to Rochelle Barrera, a senior at Legacy of Educational Excellence High School. Barrera has dedicated over 648 hours to community service, notably through her work with the Assistance League of San Antonio, where she crafts hats and dolls for cancer patients. Her commitment to service reflects the district's values and dedication to community engagement.

The meeting also celebrated the achievements of students in various competitions. Hussain Ibrahim, a seventh grader from Bush Middle School, was recognized as the second-place regional winner in the "Do the Right Thing" essay contest, which addresses the impact of violence on youth. His essay will be archived in the Library of Congress, marking a significant accomplishment for both him and the school.

Furthermore, Julia Gonzales, a freshman from Madison High School, was honored for her bronze medal win in the UIL 6A state track meet in the girls' 400-meter wheelchair race, marking a historic achievement for the school.

The meeting underscored NEISD's commitment to recognizing student achievements and fostering a supportive educational environment. As the school year approaches its conclusion, the board's focus remains on celebrating the growth and accomplishments of its students and staff.

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