On May 7, for the second year in a row, representatives from Naked Lime Marketing visited Holbrook Elementary School to 'chalk up the sidewalk' with encouraging messages for the school's STAAR testers.
The business partners also added yard decorations for students and staff to see as they arrived at school that week.
On May 19, Holbrook held its third-annual career day with Greater True Faith Missionary Baptist Church's Young Professionals. Fourth- and fifth-grade students had the opportunity to learn about a variety of careers such as police officer, engineer, attorney, pharmaceutical sales representative, accountant, business analyst, paralegal and many more.
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| (Row 3, L-R) Kathryn Williams, LaKesha Etienne, Josephine Sorgwe, LaDarrell Hopkins, Brandon Smith, Gabriel Baker, (Row 2, L-R) Helen Daniel, Torrey Zeno, Christopher Godine, Nubia Perez, Tiffany Lillie, Paula Ikpatt, Eddie Garcia, James Allison, Walter Castillo, (Row 1, L-R) Stephan Lillie, Gabrielle Gunn, Justin Barras and Joel Herrera gather after an exciting and educational day at Holbrook Elementary School's third-annual career day. |
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| Paula Ikpatt (left) and Gabriel Baker (right) from HNTB Corporation talk to fourth graders about civil engineering. |
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| Kathryn Williams (left) and Torrey Zeno (right) pictured with Holbrook students Karen Pascual and Brianna Magallanes running a mock trial. |
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| Radiology professional Brandon Smith talks about his job. |
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| Christopher Godine talks with fifth graders about being an attorney. |
On May 26, a representative from Primeway Federal Credit Union visited Holbrook to donate kites to the fifth-grade students as they 'soar into the sixth grade.'
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