We are very happy to report that the 2020 ECRW Scholarship Recipients finished the Fall Semester with excellent GPA's and Credit Hours.
Hunter Hinz - GPA 3.750 Credits Hours 16.00
Ainsley Brown - GPA 4.000 Credits Hours 14.00
Rachel Cyers - GPA 3.87 Credits Hours 16.00
2020 Ellis County Women Scholarship Recipients
Rachel Elizabeth Cyers is the daughter of Brian and Elizbeth Cyers of Midlothian
Rachel graduated from Midlothian Heritage High School in the top ten seven percent of her class. This fall, she will move back to her hometown and attend Seattle Pacific University to major in Nursing (BSN) with a possible minor in psychology. After college, Rachel hopes to work as a nurse in the intensive care (ICU) for several years before applying to gradate school to become a Nurse Anesthetist. In her spare time, Rachel enjoys painting, crafts, and playing on the Nintendo Switch.
Ainsley Hannah Brown is the daughter of Rachel Brown of Maypearl
Ainsley graduated from Maypearl High School. She plans on attending Houston Baptist University to pursue a Major in Biochemistry Medullar Biology on a Pre-Medicine track. Her future hope is to attend Medical School and go onto become a surgeon. Through her chosen career, she hopes to assist people in curing their illness before the illness becomes something they simply "live with."
Hunter Hinz is the son of Andy and Julie Hinz of Italy, Texas
Hunter will be attending Southwest Texas Junior College in Uvalde in Wildlife Management. He believes that SWTJC's unique "classroom without walls" approach will put him on the right path for a career in wildlife is the place for him. His interest is in wildlife biologist, ranch management, game warden or field technician. Hunter is the grandson o ECRW Member Patsy & Ron Erickson.
The Constitution Day
This will be the eleventh year the Ellis County Republican Women’s club will be providing pocket-sized copies of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence to approximately 3000 fifth-graders in Ellis County to help celebrate the TFRW Constitution Day Project on September 17.
“We had such a positive experience with the Constitution Day Project for past years that there was no question this year about continuing the program. The students were so excited to see volunteers from the community come to their schools and teach them about these important American documents. We also had tremendous feedback from our volunteers who found the event to be very rewarding.”
The highlight of the Constitution Day event again this year will be a short, non-partisan educational program for each 5th grade campus in Ellis County. Most schools prefer to have assemblies so all fifth-grade classes can participate together. Students will learn how these historic documents came to be and will receive their own copies to keep so they can follow along with their class studies. Elected officials, retired teachers and administrators, officers from police and sheriff’s departments, and other members of the community will be on hand to participate in the program again this year.
Donations to help with the cost of this program are still welcome. 100% of the donations will go toward the cost of purchasing materials for the students.
Please make checks payable to ECRW-PAC. Mail to:
Constitution Day
Tommie Worthy
202 S FM 55
Italy, TX, 76651
For more information, call 972-627-3447 or e-mail tworthy53@windstream.net
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“We had such a positive experience with the Constitution Day Project for past years that there was no question this year about continuing the program. The students were so excited to see volunteers from the community come to their schools and teach them about these important American documents. We also had tremendous feedback from our volunteers who found the event to be very rewarding.”
The highlight of the Constitution Day event again this year will be a short, non-partisan educational program for each 5th grade campus in Ellis County. Most schools prefer to have assemblies so all fifth-grade classes can participate together. Students will learn how these historic documents came to be and will receive their own copies to keep so they can follow along with their class studies. Elected officials, retired teachers and administrators, officers from police and sheriff’s departments, and other members of the community will be on hand to participate in the program again this year.
Donations to help with the cost of this program are still welcome. 100% of the donations will go toward the cost of purchasing materials for the students.
Please make checks payable to ECRW-PAC. Mail to:
Constitution Day
Tommie Worthy
202 S FM 55
Italy, TX, 76651
For more information, call 972-627-3447 or e-mail tworthy53@windstream.net
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