Alief ISD Crime Bosses Provide Motivation

Today begins my final semester for the matriculation of my Masters Degree in Nonprofit Management. I am taking a course called “Law and Legal Considerations,” and I am sure that Alief ISD will end up becoming my case study for everything that I learn. 

I was actually motivated to go to Law School after I obtain my Masters Degree because of Alief ISD’s Organized Crime Unit. Thus I would like to thank the following people for their unethical behavior, Alief Board President Annie Joseph Williams, Alief Board Vice President Rick E. Moreno, Alief Board Secretary Lily Truong, Alief Board of Trustee Darlene Elizabeth Breaux, Alief Superintendent Henry David Chambers Jr., Alief Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources Elizabeth Andrea Veloz-Powell, Alief Human Resources Director Luis Olivas, Alief Police Captain Henry Robert Bonaparte, Alief Mahanay Principal Carmilla Brown Nandlal, Alief Mahanay Assistant Principal Heather Lee Turner, Alief Attorneys Jon Erik Nichols and Charles Cory Rush; not to forget a host of other Alief ISD honorable mentions which I won’t specifically name at this time. You all run a well oiled, district wide and beyond, organize crime unit, but I am beyond motivated for yall to get the justice that my Alief community and other Alief educators deserve.  

Reference: Harris County Case Number 2017-25766; Damon Anthony Barone Vs. Alief Independent School District. 

 
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