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    By Gene Davis on April 3, 2017 Inside Dallas ISD

    Dallas ISD has benefited this school year from the support of more than 26,000 volunteers and $8.4 million in documented donations.

    April is Volunteer Appreciation Month, a time set aside to thank volunteers and recognize them for their service.

    Dallas ISD will recognize some of its outstanding volunteers at the 2016-2017 Volunteers and Partners Awards Reception on April 20. This year’s finalists are:

    Volunteer Impact Award for Student Support

    Arnulfo Aleman: Rosemont Schools

    Melanie Arrona: John H. Reagan Elementary

    Robert Bailey: Young Men’s Leadership Academy at Florence

    Rickey Cheatham: Billy Earl Dade Middle School

    John Conners III: John F. Peeler Elementary

    Cecile Evans: M.B. Henderson Elementary

    LaQuinta Inn: Multiple Careers Magnet

    Dulce Parker: L.G. Pinkston High School

    Gopal Raman: Tom C. Gooch Elementary

    Stephanie Rodriguez: Clinton P. Russell Elementary

    Skyline Ready, Set, Teach: C.A. Tatum Jr.  Elementary

    Evan Washington: Martin Luther King Jr. Learning Center

    Volunteer Impact Award for Classroom Support

    Terri Aleman: Robert T. Hill Middle School

    Ernest Brown: Paul L. Dunbar Learning Center

    Stela Castillo: E.D. Walker Middle School

    Linda Cross: Rosemont Schools

    Maria T. Fernandez: C.A. Tatum Jr. Elementary

    Fire Station 32a: Urban Park Elementary

    Danny Hurley: W.T. White High School

    Steve Love: Harry Withers Elementary

    Mortisha Manley: William M. Anderson Elementary

    Annette Prager: Arthur Kramer Elementary

    Elizabeth Valadez: Obadiah Knight Elementary

    Fran Vance: E.L. DeGolyer Elementary

    Volunteer Impact Award for School Support

    Valerie Allen: Julius Dorsey Elementary

    Gloria Anderson: Albert Sidney Johnston Elementary

    Liz Brown: Martha T. Reilly Elementary

    Maria Dennett: César Chávez Learning Center

    Nancy Garcia: L.V. Stockard Middle School

    Megan Jennings: Arthur Kramer Elementary

    Sherry Lundswick: Dan D. Rogers Elementary

    Juana Raza-Montenegro: B.H. Macon Elementary

    Carolyn Sanders: J.W. Ray Learning Center

    Sandra Torres: Urban Park Elementary

    The Urban Specialists: Billy Earl Dade Middle School

    Janis Wolford: Seagoville Middle School

    Laura Olvera & Miriam Acevedo Hernandez: W.T. White High School

    Outstanding Business Partners

    AT&T: Dan D. Rogers Elementary

    Axxess Corporate: Kennedy-Curry Middle School

    Baker Botts, LLP: Julius Dorsey Elementary

    Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas: M.B. Henderson Elementary

    Fidelity Investments: Thomas C. Marsh Preparatory Academy

    Celebration: Multiple Careers Magnet

    Southwest Airlines: Maple Lawn Elementary

    Price Waterhouse Cooper: School of Business and Management

    Vera’s Bakery: Rosemont Primary School

    Winstead: John H. Reagan Elementary

    Outstanding Organization Partners

    Big Thought: Billy Earl Dade Middle School

    Greenhill, Hockaday, St. Marks: Tom C. Gooch Elementary

    North Texas Food Bank: Clinton P. Russell Elementary

    Jiv Daya Foundation: Bryan Adams Feeder Pattern

    Tzu Chi Foundation: J.P. Starks Math, Science, & Technology Vanguard

    Young Women’s Preparatory Network: Irma Lerma Rangel Young Women’s Leadership School

    Outstanding Faith-Based Partners

    Christian Chapel Temple of Faith: Anne Frank Elementary

    Gateway Church: W.T. White High School

    Highland Park Presbyterian Church: Amelia Earhart Learning Center

    Holy Cross Lutheran Church: Thomas C. Marsh Preparatory Academy

    Holy Cross Lutheran Church: Tom C. Gooch Elementary

    Love in Motion: Sam Houston Elementary

    Ridgewood Park United Methodist Church: Dan D. Rogers Elementary

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