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Students attending the University of Texas—University Charter School on the campus of Methodist Children’s Home (MCH) received recognition for achievements made during the 2020-21 academic year.
Judy Broadway, vice president for human resources at Methodist Children’s Home, was celebrated upon her retirement on Sept. 30, 2020, for her tenure of service to the ministry that spanned 28 years. Due to restrictions on large gatherings, Broadway’s retirement reception was held virtually and broadcast to MCH employees, members of the Board of Directors, friends, and family. MCH President Trey Oakley hosted the reception and colleagues presented gifts and words of gratitude to Broadway for her service and leadership.
On Jan. 24, 2020, Methodist Children’s Home celebrated the service of Moe Dozier, vice president for programs. Dozier retired after 14 years with MCH. The celebration was held at Johnson Student Center and attended by many current and former staff, representatives from partnering agencies, current MCH residents, and members of the Dozier family.
Methodist Children’s Home will launch a new strategic plan in 2020 to chart the course of the ministry for the next five years. As part of the planning process, MCH leadership and staff are charged with examining existing programs and services as well as exploring areas for potential growth. It is a collaborative effort overseen by a talented group of vice presidents and advisors, which includes three new faces, who make up the MCH leadership team.
MCH encourages staff members to utilize their gifts and talents in serving youth. For school support staff member Michael Lewis, his interest in fitness enabled him to help a student make a positive transformation. Lewis was approached by Bryce, a student at the charter school, in February 2018. Bryce, now a freshman, wanted to know […]
As a new high school football season approaches, the reputation of MCH’s six-man football program is buoyed by the memory of last season’s exciting playoff run that culminated in a second-place finish in the Texas Christian Athletic Fellowship championship game. While most of the players’ runner-up medallions are probably stuffed in a sock drawer or […]