july 2025

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Raquel Peavy is a highly talented educator who currently serves as a STEM Facilitator in the Aldine Independent School District. She has a lifelong passion for learning, especially "all things science!" Before working as an educator, she worked for the Memorial Hermann Hospital System's Department of Pharmacy and Hewlett Packard Computer Corporation. She received a Bachelor of Business Administration and is actively pursuing a Master of Education in Educational Technology Leadership from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas.

Sandra D. Hicks, is a Certified STEM teacher and School Counselor. Over the last 19+ years, she has worked in various settings, including general education, STEM, computer science, and counseling. Her practice areas include anxiety, depression, trauma, and mental health. She also specialize in grief, stress management, parenting, self-improvement, and academic performance.

A native of Refugio, Texas. She was married to Elvin Price Jr. 

She attended Prairie View A&M University and received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education (1976) and a Master of Education (1981). Debra taught in North Forest ISD for 22yrs. And in Aldine ISD for 10yrs. She retired in 2007 with 32 yrs. in the field of Education. She was recognized as Teacher Of The Year in both districts during her tenure. She received an award for Outstanding Teacher from HAABSE (Houston Area Alliance of Black School Educators). Educating others has always been a top priority for me. It was important for Price to lay the foundation for minority children, just as our ancestors laid the foundation and paved the way for her.

I work part-time with the Texas Teachers Alternative Certification Program as a Field Supervisor for beginning teachers. I have also been a Field Supervisor for Student Teachers at Prairie View A&M University.

Ms. Marshall is a proud native of Houston, Texas. She graduated from North Shore Senior High School in 2010. In December 2014, she graduated from Sam Houston State University with her Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with an emphasis in Early Childhood through Sixth Grade and Special Education with an emphasis in Early Childhood through Twelve Grade. In August 2017, she completed her Masters of Education in Special Education/Exceptionality at the University of St. Thomas. For the last five years, she has proudly taught Kindergarten and First Grade in Galena Park ISD, where she also served as a Robotics sponsor. She looks forward to embarking on a new journey in Channelview ISD, working with 1st-5th grades this coming school year.