Corinne Saldaña: District No. 5
What is your current or most recent occupation?
NISD School Administrator
What grade on an A-F scale would you give your district’s response to the coronavirus pandemic. Why?
“A” because it followed the CDC protocols, was receptive to the ideas and resources that were made available, implemented strategies and options for reaching all students, provided meals for all students, and its teacher corps has performed well beyond any expectations.
Do you think your district is doing a good job educating its students? Why or why not? What could it be doing better?
I absolutely believe our district is doing a good job. NISD is an extremely large school district that is challenged by such a diverse population that it is difficult to serve all aspects in a first class manner; however, the district to date has made every effort to meet that challenge. In my view, it continues to seek ways to remain one of the best districts in the state. I wish they
Ten candidates in the running for three board seats in Northside ISD
Danya Perez, Staff writer
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Irma Iris Duran de Rodriguez is a candidate for Northside ISD s District 5 seat on the school board.Courtesy Photo /Show MoreShow Less
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Blake Rawitt is a software engineer working for the Air Force.Courtesy photo /Show MoreShow Less
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Dr. Carol Harle was elected to the Board of Trustees in 2013./Show MoreShow Less
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Jakub Kosiba is a candidate running in the Northside ISD school board elections this May, seeking to represent District 5.Courtesy Photo /Show MoreShow Less