Humble ISD's Super Staffers of the Month were recognized at the regularly scheduled Board Meeting on Tuesday, October 21. This month's Super Staffer Awards are sponsored by the Humble ISD Education Foundation.
Photo Caption: Pictured from left are School Board President Marques Holmes; Sponsor Tracie Mieth of the Humble ISD Education Foundation; North Bend Elementary Teacher Mayra Fitch; Atascocita Middle School Teacher Jelise Campeau; Administrative Assistant to the Assistant Superintendents Elementary Division Guadalupe Guajardo; and Superintendent Dr. Roger Brown.
Honored at the Board Meeting were the following Super Staffers:
Mayra Fitch, Science Specialist - North Bend Elementary School
Those who nominated her said, “Ms. Fitch, our campus Science Specialist, brings energy, expertise, and a passion for learning to everything she does. She collaborates with teachers to provide engaging, hands-on science experiences and ensures classrooms are well-equipped for investigations. Each week, she leads rigorous, inquiry-based lessons for 3rd–5th graders that inspire curiosity and critical thinking. Beyond science, she supports the entire school community with dedication and teamwork. Ms. Fitch’s creativity and commitment to student success make her a true Super Staffer.”
Jelise Campeau, Study Skills and ICS Science Teacher - Atascocita Middle School
Those who nominated her said, “Mrs. Campeau is a true person of action whose efforts consistently speak louder than words, always doing whatever it takes to help AMS go “Over and Beyond.” She takes initiative by coordinating and leading the campus PBIS Program Training for staff and organizing PBIS Reward Days for students. In addition, she serves as the lead for the Trafficking Awareness Club, the Student Personal Care Drive, and recently requested to pick up the baton and begin organizing Black History Month activities. Most impressively, Mrs. Campeau helped design and implement AMS’s Study Skills pilot program three years ago, a course that continues to show remarkable and data-driven success. Data from the last two years reveal that nearly 87% of students who have completed her class go on to pass all their courses in subsequent semesters, a testament to her impact on student growth and success. She is a valuable asset to AMS and we are grateful for her impact!”
Guadalupe Guajardo, Administrative Assistant - Assistant Superintendent’s Elementary Division
Those who nominated her said, “Lupe Guajardo, Administrative Assistant to the Assistant Superintendents - Elementary Division, exemplifies the dedication, professionalism, and teamwork that define a Support Super Staffer. Lupe consistently goes above and beyond to support the mission and goals of Humble ISD. She serves as the central hub of communication and organization within our office, ensuring that staff, campuses, and community members have the information and resources they need. Her positive attitude, reliability, and commitment to excellence create a supportive and efficient work environment. Lupe’s unwavering service and genuine care for others make her an outstanding representative of what it means to be a Support Super Staffer.”
CAMPUS SUPER STAFFERS
Each month, campuses and departments select an individual to be honored as a Super Staffer. From this list, three are selected as honorees to receive additional recognition at the School Board Meeting and to receive a special gift from the Sponsor.
October Elementary Super Staffers:
Atascocita Springs Elementary - Ashley Froom, Librarian
Bear Branch Elementary - Lindsea Smith, Special Education Paraprofessional
Centennial Elementary - Aspen Davis, Behavior Intervention Specialist
Deerwood Elementary - Renee Smallwood, Paraprofessional
Elm Grove Elementary - Nicole Webb, Special Education Paraprofessional
Fall Creek Elementary - Tiffany Jenkins, Instructional Coach
Foster Elementary - Shandra Younts, Special Education Paraprofessional
Groves Elementary - Lindsey Hood-Arenales, Kindergarten Teacher
Greentree Elementary - David Vela, Special Education Paraprofessional
Hidden Hollow Elementary - Jeralisa Stein, 2nd Grade Teacher
Jack Fields Elementary - Anais Cabrera, Paraprofessional
Lakeland Elementary - Amya Bellvin, Pre-K Paraprofessional
Lakeshore Elementary - Alethea Wren, Special Education Teacher
Maplebrook Elementary - Zuza Andrzejewska, Special Education Paraprofessional
North Bend Elementary - Mayra Fitch, Science Specialist
Park Lakes Elementary - Denecia Hector, Pre-K Teacher
Pine Forest Elementary - Karla Cepeda, Special Education Paraprofessional
Ridge Creek Elementary - Cameron Brewer, Behavior Coach
Shadow Forest Elementary - Misti Morrison, 5th Grade Teacher
Timbers Elementary - Madison Fuller, Paraprofessional
Whispering Pines Elementary - Jayla Tisdel, Pre-K Teacher
Willow Creek Elementary - Stephanie Tompkins, Digital Integration Teacher
Woodland Hills Elementary - D’Andrea Mingo, Paraprofessional
October Secondary Super Staffers:
Atascocita Middle School - Jelise Campeau, Study Skills and ICS Science Teacher
Community Learning Center - Bryan Wilson, Elective Teacher
Creekwood Middle School - Atifa Manzoor, Social Studies Teacher
Humble High - Thania Castillo, English Teacher/ESL Coordinator
Humble Middle - Brittney Anderson, Special Education Instructional Coach
Kingwood High - Susan Kennedy-McClure, Math Teacher
Kingwood Middle - Nancy Jasso, English Teacher
Lake Houston Middle - Jonathan Simmons, Custodian
Riverwood Middle - Shayla Green, Counselor
Ross Sterling Middle - Carman Sonnier, English Teacher
Summer Creek High School - Charnetta Cole, AP Secretary
October Department Super Staffers:
Admin - Guadalupe Guajardo, Administrative Assistant, Assistant Superintendent’s Elementary Division
BBTC - Tanya Mckinzie, Applications Analyst, Technology Services
ISC - Cynthia Stohs, Student Assessment Specialist, Accountability & Assessment