INSIDE COMMUNITY
FUNNY SHIELDS
COMMUNITY COMING TOGETHER In the early morning of June 23, two Lantana homes caught fire and were considered a total loss. Because of your kindness and generosity, and quick call to action the Lantana Ladies League and Mission Moms will no longer need donations for the families involved. All of their immediate needs have been met. Thank you to the community, the organizations that took control, and the 10 agencies that responded to the emergency. We are Lantana!
Denton County resident, Alejandra Matiz has made eco friendly face shields for kids! These shields protect from direct contact with fluids and mists, and prevents face touching. Made from renewable raw materials. The headband is water resistant, and adjustable. Material is light, easy to clean, and reusable. With many patterns to choose from, purchase one today at www.Etsy.com/shop/MilibelulaOnTheFly. photo courtesy of Alejandra Matiz
INSIDE EDUCATION
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE YEAR MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS Students interested in the medical field and public health have been volunteering with the Denton County Medical Reserve Corps. This program was established after September 1, 2001. Currently, volunteers are helping with COVID-19 efforts: answering calls from residents and helping at test sites. Interested in volunteering? Reach out to the Reserve Corps Coordinator at (940) 349-2910.
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Dr. Jamie Wilson, superintendent of Denton ISD has been named the Region 11 Superintendent of the Year Award for 2020. This award honors outstanding Texas administrators for achievement and excellence in public school administration. Congratulations, Dr. Wilson! photo courtesy of Julie Zwahr
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