Allie Powell

I’ve spent my whole life growing up in Mullin, and it’s more than just the place I’m from, it’s home in every sense of the word. From my very first day of kindergarten all the way through graduation, Mullin School has been a constant part of my life. I’ve learned, laughed, and grown within those halls, surrounded by classmates and teachers who feel more like family than anything else.

The teachers at Mullin had a huge impact on me. They didn’t just teach lessons from books, they taught me about life, character, and perseverance. They pushed me to do my best and believed in me, even when I doubted myself. Their support, encouragement, and genuine care helped shape the person I am today.

What I love most about Mullin is the sense of community. Everyone knows everyone, and people truly look out for one another. It’s a small school, but it’s filled with big hearts and lifelong memories. Growing up here has taught me the value of hard work, friendship, and pride in where you come from. I’ll always be grateful to call Mullin my home and my foundation. I would like to express that I believe I am an excellent candidate for the Instructional Aide position at Mullin because I am dedicated to supporting both students and teachers in creating a positive and effective learning environment. I am passionate about education and committed to helping every student reach their full potential, both academically and personally.

As an instructional aide, I would bring patience, strong communication skills, and a genuine care for student success. I understand the importance of creating an inclusive and supportive classroom atmosphere where all students feel valued and encouraged to participate. I’m attentive to individual learning needs and am eager to assist teachers with lesson preparation, classroom management, and one on one student support.

In addition, I am dependable, organized, and flexible qualities that are essential in a school setting. I work well as part of a team and take initiative when needed. Whether helping to reinforce lessons, supervising students, or providing extra support to those who need it, I’m ready to contribute to Mullin’s mission of fostering academic excellence and personal growth.

Overall, I want to be part of a school community that values education, compassion, and collaboration. I’m confident that my enthusiasm for helping students learn and my commitment to supporting teachers make me a strong fit for the Instructional Aide role at Mullin.

I consider myself a well-rounded individual because I bring a balance of skills, experiences, and personal qualities that allow me to adapt and succeed in a variety of situations. I value both personal growth and teamwork, and I strive to approach every opportunity with an open mind and a positive attitude.

• in Highschool I received many awards for a number of things. I played volleyball for 7 years at Mullin ISD, along with Basketball, Track, Tennis, and Cheer. During my time as a Mullin student athlete I paid close attention to my grades. I made sure to take pride in getting all my work done and being on top of everything. I was also apart of the UIL calculators team where I made it to regional all four years. My math teacher was Mrs. Melton, she was the absolute best Math teacher I ever had, she taught me how to do so many things from being a leader in the classroom and halls to punching my ticket to regional every year. So many teachers at mullin made a lasting inpact on my life. My senior year at Mullin I was an all A student all year long, I took so much pride in that.

I was CPR certified and, although my certification may have expired, I still retain the knowledge and training from that experience and plan to renew it soon.