Each summer Northside comes together to support our partnering schools, ministry organizations, and Northside teachers as they impact future generations. Join us to strengthen our community by supporting our schools and teachers!
You can grab a tag on Sundays starting July 6 through July 20 to purchase school supplies for a child in our community and below you will find opportunities to help clear the list for some of our Northside teachers. All supplies should be returned on or before July 27. Thank you for helping us impact our community!
Clear the List!
Teachers have a tough job and we want to help set them up for a great school year! We are supporting Northside teachers by sharing their classroom wishlists and encouraging our church family to help clear the list!
Check out the list of Northside teachers below and help us support them as they play a big part in the lives of our children and students.
Amanda E
Since I was a little girl I knew I wanted to be a teacher. I am so blessed to be in my dream job. I get to spend time with precious little kindergarteners who make me laugh and make me feel loved every single day.
Amanda J
I love teaching because I consider my school to be my mission field. I wake up every morning and get to love on some kids who might not be receiving much love at home. It’s what I was called to do and there’s nowhere else I would rather be❤️
Kindergarten at Timber Creek Elementary in Tomball ISD
Ashlyn
Teaching brings my heart so much joy. I love walking in on that first day of school and greeting a class full of eager students ready to begin the new school year. Our class becomes a little family. We learn and grow so much with one another throughout the school year. Getting to be a small part of these students’ lives is an honor. I am so delighted that this is what I get to do.
4th Grade Math & Science – Kardia Christian Academy
Carol Ann
I teach because I love the relationship I have with my students. I love pouring into them, and I learn so much from them, as well!
5th grade at Timber Creek Elementary
Carson
I love teaching in public school because it’s a mission field where I get to show students what it’s like to be loved like Jesus loves. Without mentioning His name or my religion once my hope is that my students and I have a foundational relationship where they know that in my class they are respected, valued, and cared for by someone who loves them because He loves me.
Special Education at Bradley Elementary
Cass
We are moving into our 6th year of homeschooling and study everything under the sun using Christian based curriculum & enjoy serving and within our community as a form of good citizenship. Our family feels blessed to be able to educate our children at home & I feel very thankful that God has called me to serve our family in this way.
Justin
I became a teacher because I wanted to be a great coach. I learned that in order to be a great coach I had to also be a great servant and build great relationships with players.
Krissy
I love teaching because I love being able to have a daily impact on people (little or big). Everyone has a different background, and it is my daily mission to give my students a safe place to come and learn and feel loved. Ever since I was in college and experienced mission work at a very deep and dear level, God had it in his plans for my ministry to be to my students in my classroom. My classroom has always been a place of authenticity, laughter, team-building and learning. I have taught at the secondary level for twenty years, and I’m super excited to teach music now to the children on a foundational level. I have always loved music, and I see it as the vehicle to reach young people with the love of Jesus.
Zwink Elementary -Kinder through 5th Music
Matt
Over my teaching career I have realized there is a need to fill some unexpected gaps that students might experience. Years ago I started keeping a small amount of possible gap needs for the students. With your help filling my list, I hope to provide a bit more help filling those unexpected gaps.
Klein Cain – Theater
Mike
Spencer
As a coach at Schindewolf Intermediate, I love being a part of my athletes’ journey—both on and off the field. Being a players’ coach means building strong relationships, teaching life lessons through sports, and helping shape the future by guiding young people to grow in confidence, character, and teamwork.
Schindewolf Intermediate – Coach
School Partnerships
All school year long, Northside partners with two Klein ISD schools, Roth Elementary and Schindewolf Intermediate, to impact the students in our schools and community.
You can use your gifts to make an impact for our community schools, such as mentoring, helping teachers and much more.
Find out how you can serve and make a difference. Join us for an interest meeting on July 31 at 9:30am in the Depot.
The Horizon Project
Each year Northside Supports our ministry partners at The Horizon Project (formerly Sheltering Harbour), through our Back To School tags.
Your generosity and support allows kids in foster care to receive back to school items. Making them feel loved and valued as they start a new school year.
Help with Back to School
There are a few ways you can help beyond buying school supplies or clearing a list for a teacher. If you are interested in helping with sorting supplies or planning a Back to School party let us know here!