Aldine ISD marks 90 years with staff awards and several administrative promotions
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At its 90th-anniversary meeting, the Aldine ISD board presented impact awards, recognized operations and transportation staff, and announced promotions including Dr. Sierra Nickerson as a principal and Jamie Manuel as director of professional learning.
The Aldine Independent School District board used its meeting to mark the district’s 90th anniversary by recognizing employees and announcing several administrative promotions.
Chief Communications Officer Sheila Adams presented board impact awards and congratulated Carter Academy for being named a certified national magnet school by Magnet Schools of America. The communications report also highlighted Hispanic Heritage Month activities, International Dot Day at Griggs Primary and an attendance-awareness push for September.
Operations and transportation staff received recognition for routing services supporting more than 32,000 students. Sergeant William Dawkins of the Aldine ISD Police Department was commended for his service to the district. The operations leadership used donated funds to ensure employees received recognition despite budget constraints, the presentation noted.
The board and administration announced promotions and new appointments: Dr. Sierra Nickerson accepted a principalship at an Aldine P-TECH campus; Jamie Manuel was named director of professional learning; and Tiffany Manwaring moved from position control in accounting to executive director of grants. New appointees and administrators offered brief remarks of thanks.
The board completed its recognitions and moved through the consent agenda and other action items.