Houston-Area Educators Honored for Excellence
Houston-area educators and a local school board were recognized for their outstanding leadership and lasting impact on students during this year’s H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards. The awards ceremony was a testament to the dedication and hard work of educators in the Houston area.
Winners of the H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards
Among the winners was Abigail Eliezer, a devoted educator from Klentzman Intermediate School in Alief ISD, who received the Elementary Lifetime Achievement Award. Eliezer was awarded $25,000 for herself and $25,000 for her campus. This award is a well-deserved recognition of her tireless efforts to provide high-quality education to her students.
Other Notable Winners
Other local winners included Dr. Alicia Adkins of I.H. Kempner High School in Fort Bend ISD, who earned the Secondary Leadership Award. The Lamar Consolidated Independent School District School Board was also honored for its outstanding work in the Rosenberg community, receiving a $25,000 award. These winners demonstrate the exceptional leadership and commitment to education that exists in the Houston area.
Keynote Address
The evening’s festivities were capped off by a keynote address from retired Four-Star Admiral William McRaven. Admiral McRaven praised Texas educators for their leadership and role in shaping the future of the state. His words served as a reminder of the significant impact that educators have on their students and the community at large.
Conclusion
The H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards serve as a celebration of the outstanding work being done by educators in the Houston area. The winners of this year’s awards, including Abigail Eliezer, Dr. Alicia Adkins, and the Lamar Consolidated Independent School District School Board, are a testament to the dedication and commitment to education that exists in the region. Their work will have a lasting impact on their students and the community, and they deserve to be recognized for their excellence.
