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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Hispanic Student Societies are popular at Humble ISD!
It has only been five months since the first HSSI (Hispanic Student Society) started at Humble High School in November 2009.
It was only a few months later, that Atascocita High School and Summer Creek High School have added clubs. Plans for a club at Lone Star College and North Park High School are planned for 2010
Typically, HSSI clubs are directed at not only students’ test scores and subsequent graduation. Each student is asked to identify their career desires and issues involving a successful grades and college preparation. We focus on testing to determine their persona and try to coach them in the careers that best suit their personality makeup. Accelerating their cultural assimilation and personal development is the primary focus of HSSI. In addition HSSI instructors offer “real world education”, best practices in organization, time management, and setting priorities that are time proven.
Also, attention is given to “first generation” students who have difficulty with language, culture, and social assimilation. HSSI students elect their own officers and determine the committees and community service projects that they want to implement at their school that involves responsibility and promotes leadership. They also select role model Hispanic speakers that are brought in to motivate, encourage, and share their life and career experiences that inspire students to persevere and succeed!
Unidos con la Vision...si podemos
Joe Ramirez, Founder & President
HISPANIC EXECUTIVE SOCIETY
4501 Magnolia Cove Drive #201
www.hispanicexecutivesociety.org
Phone: 281.359.2101
HISPANIC EXECUTIVE SOCIETY INTERNATIONAL
Is a non-profit 501 (c) (6) organization passionately dedicated to Academic Achievement, Career Mastery, Executive Leadership and Hispanic Entrepreneurship. Founded in March of 2008, HESI is a community-based neighborhood organization headquartered in Kingwood, Texas. The organization provides both Hispanics students and adults with events that accelerate their career and personal growth. |
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