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GCISD administrators led a "surprise" patrol to various campuses and departments to announce this year's honored staff members. Joe Parthemore, fifth grade teacher from Cannon Elementary School: A GCISD STEM School, was named the GCISD Elementary Teacher of the Year. Cross Timbers Middle School sixth grade teacher Brooke Teeter-Stocz was named GCISD Secondary Teacher of the Year. Stephanie Rumbelow, instructional assistant from Cross Timbers Middle School, was named GCISD Paraprofessional of the Year.
In addition to the district-level Elementary Teacher, Secondary Teacher and Paraprofessional of the Year, district leaders also celebrated departmental employees of the year on their surprise tour. This year's recipients are pictured below. Campus teachers and campus/department paraprofessionals of the year have also been honored during special celebrations with their colleagues at their schools or departments.
GCISD employees represent excellence in teaching and work abilities, innovative practices, positive relationships, communication and leadership. Congratulations to all these outstanding GCISD winners!
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Thirty- two GCISD seniors have been named 2018 National Merit Scholarship Finalists by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Selection is based on the students' scores on the Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT). GCISD National Merit Finalists are part of an elite group of students representing fewer than one percent of U.S. high school seniors who show exceptional academic ability and potential for success in rigorous college studies. 
Thirteen students from Colleyville Heritage High School competed at the Texas State Science Fair competition in San Antonio on March 23-24, 2018. Taking first place in Engineering Mechanics was Justin Yu. Grace Lee and Nick Lee won second place and in third place in Biomedical Engineering was Jack Wang and Zafir Patel.
places the CMS band program among the elite in the nation," David Zahrndt, GCISD Director of Fine Arts, said. "Our students and directors work every day in the pursuit of excellence, and an invitation to perform for the prestigious Midwest Clinic is a clear result of their day to day commitment."
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