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Joshua ISD celebrates first RISE teacher cohort and program advisor
Summary
At its workshop the board recognized RISE (Recruiting, Inspiring, and Shaping Educators) cohort 1 graduates — Maria Ibarra, Crystal Villanueva, Crystal Copeland, Jessica Richardson and Jennifer Rogers — and thanked program advisor Denise for supporting the launch.
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Presenter (voice 3) introduced RISE, named as "Recruiting, Inspiring, and Shaping Educators," and said the first cohort began in the 24–25 school year. The presenter called graduates forward one by one and gave their teaching assignments: Maria Ibarra (kindergarten at Elder Elementary), Crystal Villanueva (kindergarten at Children's Elementary), Crystal Copeland (2nd grade at Caddo Grove Elementary), Jessica Richardson and Jennifer Rogers (kindergarten at North Joshua Elementary).
The presenter added that cohort members "have just graduated" and that they each hold a bachelor's degree in integrative studies. The speaker asked the program advisor, "miss Denise," to come forward and noted she had been a "lifesaver" for the cohort and a major support during program start-up. Trustees offered applause and recognition.
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