Communities In Schools of Greater Tarrant County

Myth vs Reality

❌ Myth: Kids will ask for help if they need it.

✔️ Reality: Many students don’t ask for help unless support is accessible, visible, and trusted.

That’s why bringing mental health services directly into schools matters. When support is part of the school day, students are more likely to connect, open up, and get the help they need—before a crisis happens.

Huge thank you to Greg, owner of Filamental Things, for creating and donating our incredible end-of-year awards this year!

These custom 3D printed awards brought so much joy to our staff.

Be sure to check out Filamental Things for amazing custom 3D printed figurines, keychains, fidgets, sculptures, and more!

🎓✨ Congratulations, Jada! ✨🎓

Please join us in celebrating Jada on graduating from South Hills High School!

"I am beyond proud of Jada and her resilience! I believe she will show Texas Women's what she is made of! Grit, Perseverance, and Determination!"
- Tameka Green (CIS Program Manager)

Isaac is a senior at North Crowley High School and is graduating this year. Throughout his high school journey, Isaac has been an active part of Communities In Schools and has always participated in senior activities with a positive attitude and kind spirit.

Isaac is known for being caring, respectful, and a quick learner who brings joy to those around him. He has a sweet personality, loves his family deeply, and consistently shows compassion toward others.

After graduation, Isaac will continue his journey at TCC Southeast Campus, and we are excited to see all the great things ahead for him. Congratulations, Isaac!

🎓✨ Senior Spotlight: Marry Nujar ✨🎓

Marry is a senior at North Crowley High School who plans to attend Dallas Baptist University to pursue a degree in Nursing!

During high school, Marry was passionate about choir and stayed actively involved in several student organizations, including Communities In Schools. Her kindness, joy, and dedication have made a lasting impact on those around her, and there is no doubt she will carry those same qualities into the medical field.

North Crowley Program Manager, Ms. Montoya, is extremely proud of Marry and all she has accomplished! 👏

🎓✨ Celebrating Janiah Johnson & Aleayah Ivory ✨🎓

We are so proud of Janiah Johnson and Aleayah Ivory for all of their hard work and accomplishments this year! Over the past eight months, it has been incredible to watch both students grow and persevere as they worked toward graduation and their future goals.

Both students worked diligently to complete their FAFSA, college applications, and graduation requirements—and both are first-generation college students! 👏

🎓 Janiah will be attending Tarrant County College to pursue a career in Social Work.
🏈 Aleayah will be attending Texas Wesleyan University, where she earned a scholarship to play Flag Football!

A special message from the CIS Program Manager at Poly High School to her graduating seniors 🎓

"I want to take a moment to share how incredibly proud I am of each of you. This has not been an easy year, and yet you continued to push forward through challenges—many of which even adults would find difficult to overcome. Your strength, resilience, and determination have brought you to this milestone, and that is something truly worth celebrating.

Graduation is more than just a moment—it’s a reflection of your perseverance. You chose to keep going, to rise above obstacles, and to finish what you started. That speaks volumes about who you are and the bright future ahead of you.

As you move into your next chapter—whether that means serving in the military, continuing your education in college, stepping into parenthood, or pursuing another meaningful path—know that your choices matter and your journey is uniquely yours. Each path holds purpose, and you have what it takes to succeed.

Continue to believe in yourselves and all that you are capable of achieving. You have already proven your strength and courage, and I am confident you will carry that with you wherever life leads.

Congratulations, graduates—you did it.

With pride,

Ms. Pollard"

Emilia is a proud senior at North Crowley High School and will be attending Tarleton State University this fall to study Nursing as a first-generation college student!

During her time at North Crowley, Emilia participated in the Medical Assistant Program and earned her Medical Assistant Certification—an incredible accomplishment that reflects her hard work and dedication.

Known for always helping others and bringing a smile wherever she goes, Emilia has made a lasting impact on her campus community.

North Crowley Program Manager, Ms. Montoya, is extremely proud of all that Emilia has accomplished and excited to see all she achieves in the future! 🌟