Mansfield High School JROTC
Places at National Tournaments
This was the first time Mansfield High School drill competed in the
National High School Drill Championship.
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Team:
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&
in the
CHALLENGE
DIVISION
Mansfield High School’s JROTC
placed in multiple categories during
the U.S. Army Cadet Command
JROTC National Drill Championship in
Richmond, Virginia.
The competition had over 103
JROTC programs competing from all
over the nation. It was the largest
army nationals ever.
The Unarmed Lady Tigers Color
Guard and Regulation Unarmed
Lady Tigers Drill Team placed
second overall. In addition to
those titles, the Storming Tigers
Armed Drill Team and Lady Tigers
Unarmed Drill Team placed fifth
overall in the tournament.
Mansfield High School
JROTC also competed at the
National High School Drill Team
Championship in Daytona Beach,
Florida from May 3-5.
The team brought home a
total of six trophies and placed first
overall in the challenge division.
“My heart is overjoyed for
this group of amazing young
men and women” said Assistant
Principal Jacquetta Haygood. “I watched
spectators film their performances,
amazed by the gifts of our armed and
unarmed cadets. They made MISD
history and I am proud to be their
administrator.”
MISD 2019 ELECTION RESULTS
Voters went to
the polls on May
4, and all three
Mansfield ISD
incumbents kept
their seats.
Randall Canedy
has served on the
MISD Board since
RANDALL
2018. He was a part
CANEDY
won Place 3
of the team that
with 69.6%
helped create the
of the vote
MISD Education
Foundation and
served as its founding president.
He has also been awarded the
MISD Community Service Award
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for his years of
volunteerism.
Raul Gonzalez
began his service
on the MISD Board
in 2010 and has
served as Board
President. He is a
Center for Reform
RAUL
of School Systems
GONZALEZ
won Place 4
Texas Fellow, a
with 62.48%
National School
of the vote
Board Association
Advocacy Fellow
and a Leadership TASB Master
Trustee.
Karen Marcucci
has served on
the MISD Board
since 2013. She
was an active
supporter of both
the 2011 and 2017
bond packages.
She is also part
of the leadership
team that helped
bring the Big
Hope mentoring
program to Alice
Ponder Elementary
School.
BOARD
PRESIDENT
KAREN
MARCUCCI
won Place 5
with 73.53%
of the vote