Castro Elementary invited parents to their campus not only to meet with teachers so they could pick up their son or daughter’s progress report but also to take part in their Annual Community Wellness Fair they organized. This event was held on Tuesday, March 27, 2018 and was free to the public. They had representatives from over thirty organizations and businesses present to distribute pamphlets, promotional giveaways, and other items.
Principal Myra Garza, welcomed parents and students as well as the businesses/organization to the Annual Community Wellness Fair held on Tuesday, March 27th. She also introduced the MCISD Mission Ballers from her campus to the audience. The ballers took the stage and impressed the onlookers with their dribbling and ball handling skills.
The campus administration and staff would like to thank the following businesses/organizations for participating in this event: UTRGV Unimobile, Adore Primary Home Care, MCISD Child Nutrition Program, VMHS HOSA, Alton Parks & Recs, United Blood Services, Max Muscle, Mora Dental America’s Best, Fresh Smiles, Speer Memorial Library, LUPE, Hidalgo County Health Department, South Texas Citrus Alert, Preventive Health Solutions, Smile Magic Family, City of Mission Community Development/Housing Department, UCAS, Texas Health and Human Services, South Texas College, Doctor’s Hospital at Renaissance-Lab, Hidalgo County Indigent Health Care Program, Easter Seals, Rodeo Dental, Rio Net ADRC, RGV Food Bank, Careers Unlimited, Behavioral Health Solutions of South Texas, Health Care Unlimited, Texas Organ Sharing Alliance, UTRGV Substance Abuse Program, MHP Salud, and Valley Association for Independent Living.