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Aldine Independent School District

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Oct 21, 2026

Jabbar HasanGUEST
46:19
I am excited.
Jabbar HasanGUEST
46:20
If Brittany Griner stays with the Connecticut Sun when they transition to Houston, I am going to see my friend from the Aldine District finally get to play for her hometown team.
Debbie AntonelliHOST
46:33
Have you met Brittany Griner before?
Jabbar HasanGUEST
46:36
Yes, when I went to her book signing, when she had her book in my skin.
Ann McMullenMODERATOR
56:23
And I will be joined by Dr.
Ann McMullenMODERATOR
56:24
Mark Benigni from Meriden Public Schools in Connecticut, and Dr. Joshua Garrett from Wrangell Public Schools in Alaska, and Dr. LaTonya Goffney from Aldine ISD in Texas, who is also the current president of AASA.
Ann McMullenMODERATOR
56:39
And Carla Wade, our CoSN chief of external relations, was our CoSN rep on this, uh, EdTech Quality Collaborative, so she will be joining us as well.
Ann McMullenMODERATOR
56:48
So I hope you all will sign up.
Noelle Ellerson NgMODERATOR
1:41
Anybody who benefits from the E-Rate, they're in this coalition.
Noelle Ellerson NgMODERATOR
1:44
Joseph "Joey" Wender is executive director of Shelby, the School, Health, Library, and Broadband Coalition, a coalition that advocates more broadly on all universal service fund programs, but is understandably deeply involved in helping to lead our important advocacy on protecting and preserving this program.
Noelle Ellerson NgMODERATOR
2:04
Dr. Latanya M. Goffney is AASA president and currently serves as superintendent of Aldine Independent School Districts in Texas.
Noelle Ellerson NgMODERATOR
2:13
Megan Sutherland is deputy library director for Prince George's County Memorial Library System.
Noelle Ellerson NgMODERATOR
2:19
And our final speaker is John Harrington, CEO for Funds for Learning.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:55
Five Houston restaurants joined the Bib Gourmand list for good food at affordable prices.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:01
Aldine ISD said a Davis High School student died Wednesday after a medical emergency during gym class.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:07
Staff provided emergency assistance before first responders arrived and the student was pronounced dead at a hospital.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:13
The district has not released the type of emergency.
Gail DelaughterHOST
0:01
Live from News 88.7 in Houston, I'm Gail DeLaughter.
Gail DelaughterHOST
0:06
A student at an Aldine ISD high school who was rushed to the hospital Wednesday has died.
Gail DelaughterHOST
0:12
News 88.7's Tom Perumian has the latest.
Tom PerumianCORRESPONDENT
0:15
According to a release from the district, the unidentified student suffered a medical emergency inside the gymnasium of General Benjamin O. Davis Junior High School off Ella Boulevard and Greens Road in Aldine sometime Wednesday.
Tom PerumianCORRESPONDENT
0:37
The student was rushed to a hospital where they were pronounced dead.
Tom PerumianCORRESPONDENT
0:41
It's still unknown what exactly happened to the student.
Tom PerumianCORRESPONDENT
0:44
The parents have been notified, and Aldine ISD says it is investigating.
Tom PerumianCORRESPONDENT
0:49
I'm Tom Perumian, News 88.7.
Tom PerumianHOST
0:00
And live from Houston, I'm Tom Perumian.
Tom PerumianHOST
0:04
Davis High School students within Aldine ISD are recovering this morning after one of their fellow students died on campus during an a med-- a medical emergency.
Tom PerumianHOST
0:14
This happened in a PE class in the school's gym.
Tom PerumianHOST
0:17
That student was sent to the hospital after life-saving measures were attempted before emergency crews arrived.
Ben KornellHOST
19:44
Wow.
Dacia TollGUEST
19:45
And in Aldine ISD, which also has seen great results now two years in a row with CourseMojo expanding there, they are high percentage of multilingual learners in the schools that we've worked with.
Dacia TollGUEST
19:56
So I think what's going on there is we are actually, in a typical classroom, because the teacher is worried about the five grade level span-
Ben KornellHOST
20:07
Yeah
Jishnu NairCORRESPONDENT
38:50
And we are kind of on the same theme here.
Jishnu NairCORRESPONDENT
38:53
And so I just wanted to follow up and ask, I also had the chance to speak with Dr. Goffney at Aldine ISD and talk about the contribution that she and her district made for Heal High School to happen.
Jishnu NairCORRESPONDENT
39:06
So if we could put a message out there to
David CallenderGUEST
39:08
other school districts or even private schools,
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
29:23
He has his master of education degree from Sam Houston State University.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
29:29
His career, he began a career in education in 1999 as a teacher in the Aldine School District in North Houston.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
29:36
He served as a middle school and high school principal in Texas.
Pat SteeleNARRATOR
29:40
He was named principal of Des Moines North High School in 2010.

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