https://youtu.be/nFYDOu1K53A Kimberly Miterko, a Special Education Teacher for NEISD's North East Transition Services (NETS) Program for high school services takes us on a tour of the G3 Program, or...
Our Work In Action
“You can’t wait for inspiration; you have to go after it with a club” – Jack London
https://youtu.be/KmVXFxUW9IM Clifton Tinker and Jessica Cardenas, teachers at NEISD's Madison High School, showed us the results of the "Community Art Crew" NEEF Grant in action. Using the...
MacArthur High School’s Library builds and inclusive section on Neurodiversity
https://youtu.be/A2lRqxmqdkI “Our grant focuses on building representation for neurodiverse readers. That can include ADHD, bipolar depression, students with anxiety or autism, so hopefully, our...
Gardening is learning, learning, learning.
https://youtu.be/Qp9HFMi6BLw Gardening is learning, learning, learning. That's the fun of them. ” Helen Mirren The main focus of the Lee Garden Club, according to Yvonne Rios, Physics and...
Larkspur Elementary Musical Park
https://youtu.be/vRfT3fczyNo Principal Cody Miller informed us that “Our students have limited access to private music lessons and instruments than higher-income families do.” A lot of the students...
April Top Donor Appreciation Event
NEISD and the North East Educational Foundation (NEEF) kicked off Fiesta with a festive celebration to thank NEEF’s top donors. Dr. Maika, NEISD Superintendent, and NEEF’s Executive Director,...
A Vending Machine that Feeds your Brain
“I was really excited,” Sophia Valdez described how it felt to win a drawing after a summer reading challenge. She was among a number of students that were rewarded with a chance to get a book from...
Literary Alchemy, transforming books into music!
Angela Leonhardt describes the Musical prisms grant as one written to “include diverse children’s literature in the music classroom so that all children feel represented based on wherever they come...
Johnson High School Students have Reached their Melting Point!
Keeping students safe while they study advanced concepts was Elisa Compton’s main reason for providing AP and Honors Chemistry students with two Vernier GoDirect Melt Temp stations to safely observe...
Getting their hands dirty at Ed White Middle School!
Ed White Middle School students are getting hands-on experience in the NEEF-funded garden beds. Their seventh-grade science teacher, Carmen Keane, points out that her students are planting seasonal...