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TEACHER PACKET


Houston Challenge Packet 2018-2019 (PDF)


2019 Lesson Plan and Scenarios

CHAIR


The Honorable Lina Hidalgo
Harris County Judge

ADVISOR


Honorable Patricia Lykos
Former Harris County District Attorney

COORDINATOR


Kathy Lester
State Program Director
email
713-274-7070

CO-COORDINATOR


Nora Carbajal
Program Manager
email
713-274-7070

Harris County-Houston Recognition Ceremony 2019

Do the Write Thing’s Texas State Chair, The Honorable Robert Eckels and Houston/Harris County Chair, The Honorable Lina Hidalgo congratulate the 2019 National Finalists from Houston – St. Martha Catholic School’s Ethan Shaw and Deepwater Junior High’s Evelyn Flores.

Sunday, May 19, 2019 at the NRG Center, students from schools across Houston and Harris County attended the area recognition ceremony.

Group Wild Fire opened the event.

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Houston Do the Write Thing DC Recognition Week 2018 photos

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2018 Houston/Harris County Recognition Ceremony

Houston and Harris County students gathered at NRG Stadium in May for the 2018 Do the Write Thing Texas Challenge Houston/Harris County Recognition Ceremony.

Houston Chief of Police Art Acevedo

Houston Chief of Police Art Acevedo addresses the honorees at the 2018 Houston/Harris County Recognition Ceremony

Judge Emmett

Judge Emmett meets with all 2018 Houston/Harris County School Finalists

Stovall Middle School’s Natalie Maldonado receives award from Do the Write Thing Houston/Harris County Chair Harris County Judge Ed Emmett for being a 2018 National Finalist.

Stovall Middle School’s Natalie Maldonado receives award from Do the Write Thing Houston/Harris County Chair Harris County Judge Ed Emmett for being a 2018 National Finalist.

Krimmel Intermediate School’s Walker Hammons receives award from Do the Write Thing Houston/Harris County Chair Harris County Judge Ed Emmett for being a 2018 National Finalist.

Krimmel Intermediate School’s Walker Hammons receives award from Do the Write Thing Houston/Harris County Chair Harris County Judge Ed Emmett for being a 2018 National Finalist.

Judge Lykos is pictured with Krimmel Intermediate’s teacher Holly Walsh and National Finalist Walker Hammons and Stovall Middle School’s teacher Alison Hess and National Finalist Natalie Maldonado

Judge Lykos is pictured with Krimmel Intermediate’s teacher Holly Walsh and National Finalist Walker Hammons and Stovall Middle School’s teacher Alison Hess and National Finalist Natalie Maldonado

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