Rockwall ISD Communications Shines at TSPRA with Best of Category and Multiple Star Awards

Rockwall ISD Communications Shines at TSPRA with Best of Category and Multiple Star Awards

ROCKWALL, TX (March 4, 2026) The Rockwall ISD Communications Department was recognized for its outstanding work in education communications at the annual Texas School Public Relations Association (TSPRA) conference in February.

The team earned a Best of Category honor, six Gold Star Awards, one Silver Star Award, and one Bronze Award.

Best of Category

Commemorative Category: Teacher of the Year Commemorative Charcuterie Boards (Luci Mouton)

Gold

Poster Category: First Responders Night (Luci Mouton & Chris Curtis)

Video Promotional Category: Hawks Take the I-30 Classic (Chris Curtis)

Video General Event Category: More Than Just a Game (Chris Curtis)

Photo Sports Subjects Category: A Playoff Moment Frozen in Time (Chris Curtis)

Logo Trademark Symbol Category: Where Does the Money Go? (Sarah Rak)

Commemorative Category: Teacher of the Year Commemorative Charcuterie Boards (Luci Mouton)

Silver

Video Promotional Category: Happy 99th Birthday Ruth! (Chris Curtis)

Bronze Writing Category: Legacy in the Halls: Rockwall ISD Names Fourth Middle School After Beloved Educator Ursula Rakow (Luci Mouton)

Each year, TSPRA recognizes communicators in school districts, education foundations, education associations and organizations for their work in print and electronic media categories. There are 47 main categories covering various media such as newsletters, programs, posters, reports, writing, image/identity packages, photography, graphics, video, electronic presentations, campaigns, events and websites.

This year, TSPRA received 1,937 entries. For the first 47 categories, the entries are divided into three divisions based on the number of students the district, foundation or organization serves – under 15,000 students; 15,000 to 40,000 students; and over 40,000 students. Independent judges evaluate and score each entry based on its own merit. Bronze, Silver and Gold Stars are awarded based on set criteria. Finally, the judges review their highest scoring Gold Star winners and select a Best of Category for each division in each of the 47 categories.

The Texas School Public Relations Association (TSPRA) is a nonprofit, professional organization dedicated to promoting public schools through effective communications. TSPRA, a chapter of the National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA), was chartered in 1962 and incorporated in 1977. With more than 1,300 members, TSPRA is comprised primarily of public information and communications professionals who serve the public school districts and education organizations of Texas. The membership also includes superintendents, administrators, principals, web/technology/ electronic media and graphic professionals, education foundation executive directors and their boards, association executive directors, school consultants, vendors and others who support public education in the state. TSPRA provides professional development, resources and networking opportunities for members and others in the education community.

Submitted press release and photo, Rockwall ISD Communications.