TEXAS EDUCATION - PARTIAL LIST
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Partial List
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Aledo ISD
Alice ISD
Arlington ISD
Aquilla ISD
Athens ISD
Blanco ISD
Boyd ISD
Burnet CISD
China Spring ISD
Commerce ISD
Community ISD
Crane ISD
Cuero ISD
Denver City ISD
Detroit ISD
Edinburg CISD
El Paso ISD *
Fairfield ISD
Ferris ISD
Fort Davis ISD
Frisco ISD *
Garland ISD
Gladewater ISD
Grand Saline ISD *
Harlingen CISD
Hereford ISD
Hillsboro ISD
Hunt County ISD
Huntington ISD
Huntsville ISD
Jacksonville ISD
Kennedale ISD
La Joya ISD
Liberty-Eylau ISD
Lindale ISD
Mansfield ISD
Marlin ISD
Mineola ISD
Moody ISD
New Boston ISD
New Braunfels ISD
Pecos ISD
Pine Tree ISD
Plainview ISD
Pleasanton ISD
Princeton ISD
Quitman ISD
Rains ISD *
Raymondville ISD
Rivercrest
Rockwall ISD *
Rogers ISD
Southwest ISD
Splendora ISD
Spring Branch ISD
Three Rivers ISD *
Tomball ISD
West ISD
Westbrook ISD
Whitehouse ISD *
Whitewright ISD
EDUCATION SERVICE CENTERS
Education Service Center Region 7
Education Service Center Region 8
Education Service Center Region 9
Education Service Center Region 10
Education Service Center Region 12 *
Education Service Center Region 13
Education Service Center Region 14 *
Education Service Center Region 15
Education Service Center Region 16
Education Service Center Region 19
Education Service Center Region 18 *
Education Service Center Region 20
ASSOCIATIONS
Association for Compensatory Educators of Texas
Association of Texas Professional Educators
Career and Technology Association of Texas
Texas Association for Health, PE, Recreation, and Dance
Texas Association for Pupil Transportation
Texas Association for School Nutrition
Texas Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers
Texas Association of School Administrators
Texas Association of School Boards Risk Management Funds
Texas Association of School Business Officials
Texas Association of Secondary School Principals
Texas Association of Student Councils *
Texas Association of Supervisors and Curriculum
Texas Association School Personnel Administrators
Texas Elementary Principals & Supervisors Association
Texas Music Educators Association
Texas Retired Teachers Association *
Texas School Risk Managers Association
GENERAL
Aldine ISD School Nutrition
Amarillo College
Arlington High School
Booker T. Washington School for the Performing Arts
Child Care Group
District 9 Student Council
Heritage Christian Academy
Jackson Technology Center
Lon Morris College
Mesquite Education Association
Midland ISD School Counselors Meeting
North Garland High School
Oppe Elementary School
Richardson ISD School Nutrition
Rowlett High School
St Laurence Catholic School
Texas Baptist Weekday Educators
Texas Education Agency
Texas Education Agency Future Business Leaders of America
Texas Education Agency Home Economics Teachers
Texas Education Agency Technical Educators
Texas Education Agency Trade and Industrial Professional Development
Texas Education Agricultural Science and Technology Teachers
Texas Educational Secretaries Association
Texas PTA
Valley Christian Heritage School
Windham Schools
“Our teachers felt genuinely appreciated after hearing LaDonna’s message. Teachers who NEVER email me, emailed me about how great her presentation was. One of them said, ‘I can teach for another year because of what I’ve heard here today.’”
“This conference was faced with two challenges; the devastation of Galveston from Hurricane Ike and economic downturn. In spite of those challenges, we had a successful conference, and people came away energized and optimistic. I attribute a great part of that optimism and energy to LaDonna Gatlin and the message she presented to our attendees. Her presentation was spiced with humor, introspection and the message to “Do the Right Thing.” She reinforced their beliefs in taking care of business the right way.”
“The message you sent has been held inside the hearts of each member of our staff. I can assure you that it has in mine. This has allowed us to open our souls to kids and give them the best we have to offer.”
“She has a genuine love for public education and educators which is evidenced in her message. You cannot find a better speaker to talk to educators.”
“Not only did she entertain the superintendents with her captivating voice…she also affirmed the value of public education and left them reflecting upon the importance of their lives and their work.”