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SHARYLAND – Sharyland Independent School District (ISD) is proud to announce its outstanding achievement at the Texas School Public Relations Association (TSPRA) Star Awards Celebration. The district received a total of 15 awards, showcasing its dedication to excellence in education communications.
Among the notable awards is the “Best of Category” in Photography, featuring a heartwarming moment between City of Mission Police Chief Cesar Torres and Sharyland ISD Martinez Elementary students, capturing the essence of community engagement and safety awareness.
Other accolades include:
- Best of Category – Keeping Sharyland Safe – Photo Other Subjects Category
- Gold Star Award – Sharyland Superintendent Dr. Maria M. Vidaurri: Leading the Way to Excellence and Connecting with Sharyland’s Heart – Photo Other Subjects Category
- Gold Star Award – Keeping Sharyland Safe – Photo Other Subjects Category
- Gold Star Award – For the Love of the Game – Photo Sports Subject Category
- Silver Star Award – Sharyland ISD Job Fair: Your Gateway to Joining the Sharyland Family Today! – Flyer Category
- Gold Star Award – Fun Run! – Flyer Category
- Gold Star Award – Sharyland ISD SHAC – Logo Trademark Symbol Category
- Silver Star Award – Belle of the Week – Original Art Category
- Silver Star Award – Prize Patrol – Photo Other Subjects Category
- Bronze Star Award – Ana Hernandez Athletic Signing Category
- Gold Star Award – SA3 Post Card – Print Materials Category
- Silver Star Award – Sharyland ISD School Board Recognition Month Video – Video General Event
- Silver Star Award – Sharyland ISD Teachers of the Year Billboard
- Silver Star Award – Sharyland Rattlers Make State – Published Print Advertisement
- Bronze Star Award – We are Sharyland Advanced Academic Academy
These awards recognize Sharyland ISD’s commitment to excellence in communication and its dedication to serving the community through innovative initiatives.
The awards were presented at the TSPRA’s annual Star Awards Celebration on February 28, 2024, in Sugar Land, Texas. The event honored communications professionals from school districts across the state for their outstanding contributions to education communications.
