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El Donneo News ReviewPublished by Guadalupe Saenz, Editor Volume 1 Issue 8 Published As Often As You Decide Summer 20

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Donna North HS Opens In the Fall 2013This will be the first time in the history of DISD that

it will open with two high schools, Donna High School

(Redskins) and Donna North High School (Chiefs).

Donna ISD was founded around 1904 and began to grow

and expand through the 1900s into the 2000s. Through

time, DISD was forced to build high schools and tomove the location as demanded by growth. The high

school has moved from the corner of 11th Street and

Hestor (Moye) to the other corner in the southeast area of

Hestor and Main (LeNoir) to corner of Wood Avenue

and FM 493. Then, moved again it to where it is located

today. The district attempted to keep it a one high school

district, but the population growth continued to demand

more space until the inevitable happened. DISD has be-

come a two

Eventually, Donna ISD outgrew its high school with

the districts populations continued growth.

Construction reports indicate that the new high school

s now ready to accept students. Roberto F. Loredo,

DISD Superintendent says he is very optimistic

about these district new facility.

"Donna North High School is a magnificent new

facility which I am sure the community in general

is very proud to see it become an addition to theservices available for our high school students,"

Loredo said.

The new facility, located on North Val Verde

Road and Minnesota Rd, is was recently dedicated

recently by Cornerstone ceremony recently by

the Masons Lodge.

Dignitaries, board members, and invited guests

attended the ceremony.

Bernadette Caceres is the principal at this new

high school. For more information about this

school please call the districts switchboard at 956-

464-1600 or the campus at 956-464-4190.

Congratulations to Donna High

Schools Top Twenty students and

to both the Valedictorian Martha

Damaris Rivera and to Salutatorium

Armando Garza and their parents

from El Donneno News Review

Whats Insight:

Lugo Football Record pg

Costumes of the Americas P

Model Teresa Alaniz

Summer 2013 Gratis/FreeSummer is the DO SOMETHING season


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Page 2 Opinions Donnneo News Revie

As we see it.A como vemos esto

What happened in Boston, can it happen here in the Val-

ley? We live near an area that is under war like conditions.

These conditions, can they spill to this side? Donna is only 9

miles from the border. How safe do you feel? Can some

crazies come to this community or any other in our jurisdic-

tion and do something crazy like what happened in Boston.Lets keep alert. Alerta, raza! Much ojo!

I didn't get to pay my taxes on time. I had to file an extention because I didn't have

time to file by deadline. This is the first time in my life that I have had to do this. Es

que me meto en muchas cosas, that I don't have time to do everything.

For a couple of years now I have been hoping to find a person who loves newspa-

per as much as I do and would like to work it and make it succeed in the Donna

area. I need a sales person who can spend some time visiting our business com-

munity and making them aware of the potential opportunities this medium has. Are

you interested? Want to work media? Give me a call. Lets talk. Vamos a hablar de

esto! It could turn out to be a good business opportunity. Que te parece?

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A community has at least four parts to its society - the school, the city, business and the

church. Each is a distinctive part that defines daily life in the community. The school pre-

pares the future leaders, the city provides the services such as police, fire dept, and garbage

collection; business includes the doctors, the stores, HEB, Rivas, and the corner Valeros

that are beginning to appear everywhere along with taquerias and dollar stores. The church

or shall I say, churches, provide the only place where one can actually take a few moments

to reflect on all the other things that occupy daily life and to talk to God about whats going on

in your life. So whats the point here? No point. Just go to church whenever you can.

Some silly city type jokes available here, too read on, please In Akron, Ohio, it is illegal to

display colored chickens for sale;

My Personal Favorite!!! Dispatcher: 9-1-1 Whats the nature of your emer-

gency? Caller: My wife is pregnant and her contractions are only two min-

utes apart Dispatcher: Is this her first child? Caller: No, you idiot! This is her

husband!Just the facts, Mam TYPEWRITER is the longest word that can be madeusing the letters only on one row of the keyboard.

'Stewardesses' is the longest word typed with only the left hand And'lollipop' is the longest word typed with your right hand.

The sentence: 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog' uses everyletter of the alphabet.

There are two words in the English language that have all five vowels inorder: 'abstemious' and 'facetious.' (Yes, admit it, you are going to say, a e io u)

Ok, es todo.. Some one is getting bored.

I do like to invite readers to write to this paper and express yourself on anytopic, subject, or issue (but no personal stuff, please). See you on the nextissue of this most interesting newspaper, EL DONNENO NEWS REVIEW.

Enjoy our hot summer weather and beware of hurricanes!

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and published by Guadalupe Saenz, Jr.

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publishers. Letters to the editor must be signed and verified for authenticity

to be eligible for publication and represent the opinions of the authors. We are

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Freedom of Speech and Expression. We support our Troops wherever they

may be serving around the world.

To submit articles, family pictures, or any other information, call the paper,

contact 956-463-6909 or email: [email protected]. The Rose sung by Bette Midler made the 100 years of Greate

songs list in 2004. The song is now retired into the Hall of Fam

Donna is a city in Hidalgo County, Texas, United States. The population was15,798 at the 2010 census. The city's motto is "The Heart of the Valley." Donnpart of the McAllenEdinburgMission and ReynosaMcAllen metropolitan are

City of Donna Police Dept is 464-4481

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for this publication. If interested, contact the publisher at the above email and phone number.

Send all correspondence and inquiries to [email protected] or call 956-463-6909.

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El Donneo News Review Business News Page

Donna ISD PD Chief Receives the National Enrique Camarena

Award for Exemplary Work

In the photo above, (l-r) Superintendent Roberto F. Loredo, Chief

Roy Padilla, and Board Members Alfredo Lugo and Efren

Ceniceros.

Chief Padilla Receives Law

Enforment AwardEach year, the BPO Elks present the Enrique S. Camarena

Award to a member of law enforcement who best exemplifies the

qualities and principles for which Agent Camarena gave his life.

Nominees should be involved in their communities in efforts to

make them drug-free.

Donna ISD Police Chief Roy Padilla, a former Asst. Police Chief

of the Pharr Police Dept, was awarded Enrique S. CamarenaAward for his "Exemplary work within the Community of Pharr" dur-

ing his tenure as police officer for the Pharr Police Dept.

Prior to coming to Donna ISD, Chief Padilla served as the Assis-

tant Chief of Police for the City of Pharr for several. It was for his

service there that he gets this nomination and award. The award

was nominated and presented by Weslaco Elks Drug Awareness

Program which took place in front of family, friends and invited

guests.

I was very surprised by this award and I thank the Elks Lodge

for their consideration and this honor, Chief Roy Padilla stated.

Elk members, family, and friends were later treated to food and

refreshments by the Lodge.

Happy Summer 2013

Stay cool. Stay Safe.

Track State Champion Vince Castillo gets a special surprise by Board Member

fredo Lugo, a sports enthusiast himself who was also a three time All District an

two times All-State football player during his high school years himself. Articles

the THE MONITOR and the TOWNCRIER were conserved in a special frame fo

Vince and presented by Lugo.

Gov. Rick Perry today applauded efforts made this legislative session to set tbar even higher to ensure all Texas students are prepared for both college acareer, bolstering our state's world-class, skilled workforce. Texas continues a national leader with regard to our school accountability system, curriculum dards, and expectations of rigor in our graduation requirements. The governosigned Senate Bill 441 and House bills 5, 809, 842, 2201 and 3662.

"This session, I emphasized the need to expand the opportunities for succavailable to all Texas students. The legislation I signed today strikes a balancbetween our need for rigorous academic standards and a student's need for bility, and between accountability and an appropriate level of testing in the claroom," Gov. Perry said. "We are improving workforce readiness and expandiand developing career and technical education courses to better guide studefrom the high school or college classroom into careers with the most job oppties."

Students across Texas have diverse goals and unlimited opportunities, frocommunity college, military service, university or a career. The governor undstands the need for flexibility to provide accountable and rigorous options forstudents, ensuring they are prepared for whatever goal they choose to pursu

"I thank Gov. Perry for his leadership in emphasizing the importance of edtion for the future of Texas," Commissioner Williams said. "As a state, we shonever apologize for striving to get more of our students into college. Howevestudents should finish high school in position to make a choice about the bescourse for their future. Legislation, no matter how well intentioned, does not e

cate one student. Ultimately, it is up to educators, parents, and students to dwork and make the gains we all hope to see."Through initiatives like the Texas Fast Start Program, which uses competencbased learning to allow students to more quickly receive degrees and certificin high demand fields, and the Texas Workforce Innovation Needs Program, allows school districts and institutions of higher education to establish innovacareer programs that lead to a technical certificate or associate degree, Texadents will be better prepared for the demands of today's workforce.

"Ideally, HB 5 will open up an unprecedented era of cooperation between and higher education," Commissioner Paredes said. "In order for HB 5 to suclocal school districts, community colleges and universities must work togethedevelop rigorous and relevant courses to prepare high school students for posecondary education. And both sectors must cooperate to provide the acadecounseling needed so that ninth-graders and their families can make informecisions about their chosen academic pathways."

Texas students will be betterprepared for the demands oftoday's workforce


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Page 4 Community Family El Donneo News Review

By Lupe Saenz, Editor and Publisher

We know it's June, but we are always thinking and wishing for football season

to get here. So, the other day we were reviewing a old newspaper football article

published in the Corpus Christi Caller Times by sports writer Ray Collins in De-

cember of 1966 just as the Texas high school season was about to end. What

attracted us the most was the headline, "Alfredo The Great. Donna Fullback Im-

pressed Everyone." It's an article about Donna's Alfredo Lugo who set all kinds of

records in the football field back in his high school era.

This was a Corpus Christi newspaper, mind you, and not a Valley paper. The

article includes a picture of Lugo, 1966-67 Donna Redskins running back who set

running records for the period, some of which they still stand today.

As one reads down the article about the middle of the page, the sub headline

reads: "More than 2 1/2 Miles for Sapo.' " That's over 4700 yards gained on the

football field. Has any other Redskin football player in the history of the school

gotten close to that record or has broken any of those records yet? Nobody has

been able to accumulate that amount of yardage on the field for the Redskins

ever since. Yes, this is the same Alfredo Lugo who has serves on the Donna

School Board and has done it for 15 years already. Is this still another record?We have been wanting to write a story about this great feat but every time we

asked Lugo if we could write a story about his football accomplishments he hum-

bly says, "No, Mr. Saenz. It is best that you feature someone else! I don't want

people to criticize me for the getting attention on the media." Not that he doesn't

deserve it, but because of his humble ways of life, he would rather not be the sub-

ject.

Oh, well, we are doing this on our own anyway because Alfredo Lugo recently

retired from the PSJA School District and is now relaxing at home to begin a new

"retired" life in the community. And we sincerely believe that he deserves this rec-

ognition well . So, that is that! we hope you don't mind, Mr. Lugo. Here goes!

________________________________________________________________

Ive never had one like him. Hes the finest running back Ive ever been as-

sociated with. -Coach Earl Scott -

________________________________________________________________

The very first issue we bring up to DISD Athletics Dept about Alfredo Lugo's

football achievements is this: He wore jersey number 33 as he set all those foot-

ball records for the Redskins which have never been broken. For example, in his

freshmen year, 1963 (by the way, this is the 50th Anniversary), he "carried the

ball 165 times for 1,032 yards, scored 76 points; as a sophomore he carried 247

times for 1,339 yards and 80 points; as a junior he made 206 trips for 1,352 yards

and again scored 76 points," and during his last year on the Redskin field, "he

gained 987 yards on 127 carries and scored 70 points despite missing three

games because of a knee injury."

If you are going to calculate this, it comes out to a total of 745 carries, 4,710

yards, and 302 points or an average of 6.3 yards per carry. "Quite a record, I

think!"

The article also quotes Coach Earl Scott who got to be the teacher and athletic

mentor for Lugo during this high school life. Ive never had one like him. Hes the

finest running back Ive ever been associated with.

Therefore, what can we do to honor this man's great contributions to the history

of Redskin football this year on his 50th Anniversary? We'd say, let's do some-

thing significant like maybe even have a ceremony this coming football season

during one of the games in the middle of the stadium and officially "retire" his No.

33 Jersey as a token of appreciation to this man who today serves the community

as member of the DISD School Board, who is a retired employee of the PSJA dis-

trict, and is lifetime member of the community of Donna? What do you say, DISD

Athletic Dept? Lets do it.

1963-2013Alfredo Lugos 50th Redskins Football Anniversar

Copus Christi Times Caller, December 4, 1966

Rio Grande Valley Sports Inducts

Alfredo Lugo to Sports Hall of Fame

Inducted: 2005

Best Know For: FootballHometown: Donna, TX

HS: Donna High SchoolCollege: Trinity University,TX; Livingston College (AL)Alfr

Lugo was a bowling ball of a back who crunched for over 4,700 yards

from 1963-1966, ranking 10th on the All-Tine state list and first in Vall

annals at that time. At Donna he led the Redskins to district titles in 63

and 65 under the great Earl Scott, and narrowly missed becoming thefirst area back to gain 1,000 yards in all four high school seasons.

At 5-6, 195 pounds, Lugo had a low center of gravity, incredibl

strength, and was described by Scott as the best runner hed ever had. Hshowed his durability by carrying the ball 745 times in high school, and

scored 302 points; both marks are still among the top 5 in Valley histor

He made All-State in 1966 and went to Trinity University, later transfe

ring to Livingston (Ala.) College, where he won a small-college nation

championship in 1971.

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El Donneo News Review CommunityMaintenance Dept Raises $4000 to Help Cancer Patient

The DISD Maintenance Dept raised over $4,000 for Jacqueline

Alexis Gonzalez, a cancer patient, daughter of a district employee

who needed help with medical bills.

"We bought items to raffle to raise funds. We distributed over 90

booklets to all maintenance employees who went around the schoolcommunity on their own time selling these tickets for the special raf-

fles to help raise funds for this family in need," Frank Cuellar, Main-

tenance Field Supervisor said.

Funds have already been distributed directly to the patient who

has been going to the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota for treatments. The

maintenance department has already donated close to $1000 during

the first draw to help with travel expenses and will distribute the rest

as needed.

When asked what drove him to lead this fund raising campaignwith his workers, Cuellar said, "Personally, my wife and I wentthrough this too. Whatever money came in was appreciated. Ithelped us greatly. So now I want to pay back and do this to helpothers in return."

The idea to do this fund raiser came from people who knew the

family was in need. They brought it up to our attention and I broughtthe idea to Mr. Cantu and Mr. Bermea and put a plan of action, as awhole maintenenance TEAM effortI didnt think we could raise this much but the maintenance per-

sonnel touched their hearts and open up with a donations, Cuellar

said.

A special presentation took place at the McQueen Complex, main

office for the DISD Maintenance Department to finish distributing the

rest of the funds to the family.

We are very grateful and appreciative of the people from the

maintenance department who went out of their way to help us with

this, a member of the family stated.

Cuellar said that they hope that they can make this a permanent

event and continuous continue raising funds for other employees

who many develop an emergency need.

We are talking to Central Office and hopes that they approve our

efforts to continue doing fund raisers for this purpose, Cuellar

added.

We would like to commend Mr. Frank Cuellar, Joe Ca

and Mr. Joe Bermea for this great effort, Superintendent

Roberto F. Loredo said. Our community comes togethe

time of need.

Veterans Middle School June 10-13 and

June 17-20, 2013

They brought it up to our atte


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Donna High School's Senior Class of 2013's

Armando Garza was named "Exemplary Migrant

Student of the Year" by the Migrant Student

Graduation Enhancement Program at University

of Texas at Austin in April 2013 announced Abel

Munoz, Migrant Program Director.

"Exemplary Migrant Students of the Year" are

selected on the basis of obstacles overcomed,

overall academic achievements, participation and

leadership in extracurricular activities, and per-

formance in distance learning courses offered at

the UT Migrant Student Program.

"We are very proud that one of our migrant

students has reached such a great accomplish-

ment and that he is an excellent example for

the rest of our migrant population," Munoz said.

Garza is a member of a migrant family

whose annual migratory travels in search ofwork include the travels to Plymouth, Indiana

and Vero Beach, Florida to work as field hands

in the tomato, cucumber, citrus fruits, and corn

fields. As a result of these constant migrations

and farm work, Armando frequently experienced

interruptions to his education. So, to keep current

with his education while being a migrant, Armando

attended summer school in Plymouth High Schoo

Indiana, and enrolled in distant learning courses fo

migrant education at Donna High School.

"Enduring a long migrant life and staying on topacademics has been quite a challenge for Ar-

mando," Munoz added. "He has had to overcome

many obstacles and he did it very honorably throu

hard work and dedication. We commend him and

his parents, Gloria and Enrique Garza of Donna,"

Munoz concluded.

His hard work and dedication to school has, in-

deed, paid off. As result, today he is the recipient

of several scholarships which should help him rea

his goal of becoming a biomedical engineer.

Among the several scholarships he has already

earned include the $20,000 Dell Scholarship and a

laptop; the Piper Scholarship which is a four-year

scholarship program awarded to academically pro

ising and superior high school seniors in amounts

intended to supplement remaining financial need t

attend any college or university in the state of

Texas; and the prestigious Gates Millennium Scho

arship which will pay for post-secondary educatio

up to 8 years.

He plans to attend one of three college that hav

already accepted him including the University of

Texas in Austin; Texas A & M University or

Baylor. He has also applied to Stanford Uni-

versity and Yale University. His plans includ

studying overseas which he plans to do while at-

tending college.

Armando graduated as Donna High School's S

lutatorian with a 100.10 grade point average. Hevolunteers with Generations Texas, an organizatio

that helps other students with college applications

Migrant Students Gets Scholarships - DHS Salutatorium 2013

Exemplary Migrant Student of the Year presentation at the DISD School Board included (l-r) Daniel Lopez, Migrant

Statistician; Ester Campos, Counselor; Armando Garza, Exemplary Migrant Student of the Year; Abel Munoz, Mi-

grant Programs Director; and Marivel Castaneda, Migrant Statistician.

The Donna Hooks Fletcher Museum held a show,

"Costumes of the Americas" at the Ochoa Elementary

School auditorium for the general public in which models

wore dresses to represent the North and South America's

regions.

Persons participated including Tammy Ramos, Celia Mar-

tinez, Micaela Rangel, Lauren Solis, Teresa Alaniz, Eliza-

beth Torres, Adela Torres, Gabriela Torres, Elizabeth San

Roman and Elvira Tovar as the models. Rosalinda Zamora

served as visitor's

greeter receiving

close to 50 com-

munities persons

attending the

event.

Special guests

included board

members Barbara

Crockett, Ofelia

Guerrero, Anna

Solis, and Miguel

Palafox who alsoserved as escort.

"We had a fairly

successful event

thanks to all the

volunteer ladies who decided to participate as the models. I

thank them all," Elvira Tovar, Visitor's Bureau Director, said.

"Our museum is located in the historic Donna News Build-

ing, 129 S. 8th Street, which includes artifacts dating back

to the 1870s. Of special interest is the display of the Chan-

dler and Price Letter press and many other old Donna arti-

facts for visitors to view," Tovar stated.

Museum visiting hours are 9 am to 3 pm, Tuesday thru Sat-

urday. For more information, please call 956-464-9989 or

visit the website [email protected].

"Costumes of the Americas" Show Held In Donna

Donna Hooks Fletcher Museum was naafter the daughter of Thomas J. Hooks, one of the founders of the town of

Donna. )

Mission Statement: The Donna Hooks Fletcher Museum promotes knowledg

and appreciation of the history and the culture of the the Donna area by colle

and preserving exhibitions and educational programs for the citizens and vis

fo Donna and The Rio Grande Valley.

Model Lauren Solis Model Celia MartinezModel Elizabeth Torres

Model Tammy Torres

Model Elvira Tovar


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El Donneo News Review Business Page

Como ser el maestro de sus ninos.

1. comprender como su nino aprende y porque es asi

2. acer las cosas con paciencia y explicarlo bien

3. comprender que su nino trae tarea quisas porque no tutiempo para terminarlo en la escuela y que es algo que se tque hacer para continuar y completer un leccion.

4. tener un lugar en su casa donde su nino se pueda senpacifico sin estorvos y que no se distraiga tan facil para baluzado, callado, confortable,

5. darle sus leche, agua, sodita sin asucar, ulgun refrescetc.

6. Unos ninos prefieren tener music callada mientras hacsu tarea

7. No television or juegos electronicos puestos mientras cen su tarea.

8. ayudar a su nino que se quede en su tarea hasta que termine

9. comprender que quisas su nino ya esta fatigado y neseuna break

10.usted tiene que comprender la tarea de su nino para qusted pueda ayudarlos

11. saber como manejar el tiempo de su nino cada tarde ecasa

12.hacer comprender a sus ninos la responsibilidad de elmismos y sus tareas

13. tener los materials apropriados para completer la tarealapis, papel, la pluma, los colores, sus libros, la computadoetc.

14.organizer sus materials, su cuarto, su desk or mesa, starse bien para consentrar en la tarea.

15.ayudarle a su nino preparase para manana y alistar suropa, sus materials, sus mochilas, .. todo lo que se lleva paescuela para el siguiente dia.

16. ser consistiente.. no cambiar el systema mucho.. hacemismo todas las noches para que su nino cria un rutina de cuela.

17.En fin decirles gracias y ensenarles amor yagradecimiento por su trabajo de escuela

Rio Grande Valley East V's West All Star Game

May 18, 2013

( front row, l-r). Dion Padilla #12, Mike Cadena # 2, Marcos Lopez # 3, Darien Hernandez # and

(back) Rick Perez # 75 . Students were acknowledge by the DISD Athletic Department, Coach

M. Morena, AD.

City of Donna

Police Department207 S 10th St, Donna, TX 78537

956- 464-4481


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Summer school, Migrant Project

Smart and the Bilingual Program, PK

K, will be hosted at two sites:

Singleterry Elementary and Salinas

Elementary.

Singleterry Elementary will be the

host students from Price Elementary,

Garza Elementary, LeNoir Elemen-

tary, Salazar Elementary, Adame

Elementary, and Munoz Elementary;

Salinas Elementary will host stu-

dents from Ochoa Elementary, Runn

Elementary, Stainke Elementary, Ca-

ceres Elementary, and Rivas Ele-

mentary.

For middle schools summer school

and Migrant Project Smart, Veterans

Middle School will host Solis Middle

School and Sauceda Middle School.

For grades 9th -12th, both summer

school and Project Smart will be held

at Donna High School. Todd 9th

grade campus including EOC, will also

attend at Donna High School.

The schedule also announces a Ro-

botic Camp for 8th graders only at Solis

Middle School and Sauceda Middle

School. The NASA Camp will at

Singleterry Elementary, Salinas Ele-

mentary, and Veterans, Middle School.

The ACE program will be held at

Donna High School and Veterans Mid-

dle School.

All of the summer programs begin

Wednesday, June 5, 2013. PK-Kinder

dates are June 5-July 11, Monday-

Thursday, 8:30 am -12:30 pm; 1st - 5th

grades, June 5 -July 27, 8:30 am -

12:30 pm, Monday-Thursday; 6th -8th,

, 8:30 am -12:30 pm , June 5 -July 27,

Monday-Thursday; and 9th - 12th

grades, 8:30 am -1:30 pm , June 5 -

July 18, Monday-Thursday.

DISD Summer Projects Announced

Secondary Education

Teacher of the Year

Denise Gray

Elementary Educa

Teacher of the Yea

Karla Montes Mart

Redskins Track and Field gets Board Recognition during the last regular meeting. (l -r) Donna ISD Athletic Director Manuel Moreno, Coach Guillermo

Cuellar, Anthony Chavez, Abel Garcia, EJ Guajardo, Rodrigo Vega, Vince Castillo, Petey Yanez, Jose Ramos, Head Coach Basilio Mendoza, and Coach

Roy Alaniz.

Academic Competion of Elementary Schools (ACES) (UIL) . The principals (l-

Maria I Partida, Adame Elemenary; Elizabeth Castillo, Caseres Elementary; Sa

Juanita Franco, Salinas Elementary; Tomas Tamez, Parental Involvement and A

Coordinator; Leticia Chavez, Munoz Elementary; Celia Martinez, Ochoa Elemen

Adame Elementary and Salazar Elementary Plac

1st at ACES (UIL) Meet

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