Continuing her passion for National History Day, Mary sponsored anonymously the Jane McCallum Women in Texas Award (Outstanding Women in Texas) at the Texas History Day contest in Austin, Texas, 2007- 2016.
Her local CFCSS awarded her the Joe Janca Award for Outstanding Service for Social Studies three times, and she received two grants to study, one a National Endowment for the Humanities grant to study the effect of colonialism on the Non-Western World and a Korean Cultural Society Fellowship for study in South Korea. Eventually, the Cypress Fairbanks Council for the Social Studies was created from it.Īctively working with students interested in Model United Nations and in participating in National History Day, Mary had many interesting trips with the students to Washington, DC and even one to Qatar. With other individuals in Cy Fair, the Bluebonnet Council was founded which included several districts across west Houston. Along the way, Mary completed her MEd in Education and her Administrative certification from Prairie View University. As a new high school opened, she became the department chair. Mary began in Cy Fair teaching US history in an open concept high school and became a team leader the following year. Cy Fair was a great district in training their teachers in these new methods. This was her educational home for the next 28 years except for a short three year living and teaching experience in Saudi Arabia.ĭuring this time in Cy Fair there was rapid growth in the student population and great change in our knowledge about how students learned. After a brief move to Midland, the family moved to Houston, settling in the Cypress-Fairbanks area where Mary went to work once Todd was in kindergarten. The family then moved to Washington state where they enjoyed the beautiful Northwest. Influenced by both her mother and her father with a love of history, Mary graduated with a BA in history from SMU and began teaching in Arlington, Texas, and then Port Arthur, Texas. Raised in Midland, Texas, she returned to her native Houston to raise her three children, Mauri, Trey, and Todd along with her husband of fifty-two years, Bennie. Most of her employment and volunteer work has been in the northwest part of Houston.
Coldwell Banker Real Estate LLC is located at 175 Park Avenue, Madison, NJ 07940.Mary Smith, the recipient for the Billy Sills Distinguished Service Award for 2018, has worked in the field of social studies for the past thirty-one years and continues to contribute to that field after retirement.
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