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    Counselor of the Year Aimey Cole of Bowie Elementary School
    Counselor of the Year finalists
    Dr. Sylvia Lopez and Nancy Moseley Elementary counselor Rekesha Carter, whose school won the Anti-Bullying Video Contest.
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    Bowie Elementary’s Aimey Cole named Dallas ISD Counselor of the Year

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    By Gene Davis on May 10, 2017 Headlines

    James Bowie Elementary counselor Aimey Cole was named the Dallas ISD 2017–2018 Counselor of the Year at a special ceremony on May 9.

    The other finalists for Counselor of the Year were: Jackie Villalobos of Young Women’s STEAM Academy at Balch Springs, KaShunda Davis of W.W. Samuell High School, and Rashunda Mendy of Thomas Tolbert Elementary.

    Dallas ISD Counseling Services Director Dr. Sylvia Lopez thanked the finalists, as well as all district counselors, for being the heartbeat of their campuses.

    “I know that as a counselor, your work is never done, and that you are constantly working to remove barriers that keep kids from learning while creating opportunities for them to be successful,” Lopez said. “There is nothing we can do to properly show counselors how thankful we are for everything they do on a given day.”

    In addition to recognizing the counselor of the year, the ceremony recognized the Lone Star Award Winners. Counselors in these selected schools exhibited excellence in advocacy, leadership, collaboration, and systemic change as supported by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA) National Model. The Lone Star Award winners are:

    Bronze Award

    SCHOOL

    COUNSELORS

    Nancy Moseley Elementary

    Rekesha Carter

    Thomas Tolbert Elementary

    Rashunda Mendy

    Billy Earl Dade Middle

    Nwakaego Edordu, Rhonda Woods, Norma Wright

    W.H. Gaston Middle

    Shannon Celestine-Brown, Jennifer Jackson

    D.A. Hulcy STEAM Middle

    Kimberly Miles

    Ann Richards Middle

    Tarin Coley, Francine Luckey, Adrian Villegas

    Young Women’s STEAM Academy at Balch Springs

    Claudia Rodriguez, Faysha Smith-Hammock, Jackie Villalobos

    Bryan Adams High

    Lorelehi Berrios, Katherine Evans, Stephanie Givens, Nikita Jones, Shannon Rodriguez

    Emmett J. Conrad High

    Jenny Garner, Sonya Gilb, Brenda McCoy, Johnny Moore, Nitzy Ocoro

    Moisés E. Molina High

    Mata Armstrong, Paula Cortes, Courtney Fite, Ruth Gloria, Loree Jones, Angel Vales

    Irma Lerma Rangel
    Young Women’s Leadership

    Maria Hernandez, Sheila Williams

    Bronze-ready Award

    SCHOOL

    COUNSELORS

    Seagoville High

    Silvia Cabrera, Karen Collins, Lynnette Je erson, Billisha Rice, Marie Roberts

    Also at the ceremony, W.H. Gaston Middle School counselors received a Counselors Reinforcing Excellence for Students in Texas (CREST) award. As winners of the Schools of Character awards, many counselors were recognized for the work they do to create learning environments in which staff and students work together to make a positive difference in their world.

    A highlight of the Counselor of the Year Award ceremony was a video of all the Counselor of the Year nominees dancing. Watch the fun video here.

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