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Carpenter Center, Himpact PLLC establish Adopt-a-School partnership

Carpenter Center Principal Soul Singh and Himpact PLLC owner and licensed therapist Kamili Wade-Reescano hold plaques.
Carpenter Center Principal Soul Singh, second from left, and Himpact PLLC owner and licensed therapist Kamili Wade-Reescano, center, hold commemorative Adopt-a-School certificates as the campus and community partner announced on Sept. 26 they formally entered an adoption partnership. They were joined, from left, by Carpenter Center Assistant Principal Jerry Boyd, Carpenter Center Counselor Angela King and CFISD Director of Community Engagement Dawn Tryon.

Oct 4, 2022—Himpact PLLC owner and licensed therapist Kamili Wade-Reescano visited staff at the Carpenter Center on Sept. 26 to officially announce the office’s Adopt-a-School partnership with the campus.

CFISD’s Adopt-a-School program pairs schools with community organizations and business partners to utilize resources of the community to strengthen and enrich the quality of education for students.

In addition to the Carpenter Center’s smaller population and staff size being a more ideal fit for Wade-Reescano’s practice, she said being a community supporter through the lens of a business owner, parent and resident were among the many reasons to partner with the campus.

“It’s important to me to make sure that I am being active in the community where I live,” she said. “Not after something happens in my community and then I react. Being proactive as it not only takes the teachers, but it takes the parents, the community and the businesses, and I fall under those three.”

Carpenter Center Principal Soul Singh signs an Adopt-a-School partnership agreement
Carpenter Center Principal Soul Singh signs an Adopt-a-School partnership agreement while Himpact PLLC owner and licensed therapist Kamili Wade-Reescano looks on after the community partner announced its official partnership with the campus on Sept. 26.

Soul Singh, Carpenter Center principal, expressed her gratitude for Himpact PLLC, Wade-Reescano  and the partner’s commitment to helping play an integral part in the education process.

“The Carpenter Center is humbled and honored to be adopted by Kamili with Himpact,” Singh said. “Having a community partner who understands the work we do to help our students achieve their greatest potential by creating a therapeutic learning environment is priceless. We are grateful that Himpact recognizes the depth and breadth of the life changing work our team does every day. Thank you Kamili with Himpact for choosing us and being a tremendous support for our humble campus.”

For more information on the Adopt-a-School program, contact Dawn Tryon, director of community engagement, at 281-894-3950 or dawn.tryon@cfisd.net.