Jun 202014
 

Any family who is interested in working with the Aramark Program during the 2014-2015 academic year is asked to attend an information meeting this Saturday, June 21st in the Holy Cross Cafeteria at 10:00 a.m.

Please note: Parents who have completed the enrollment process may begin working and earning money toward their tuition.

More information about Aramark is listed below as well as the contact information of the Holy Cross Parent Coordinator.

ABOUT ARAMARK

The Aramark program allows the family and/or friends of registered Holy Cross students to work concessions at various venues such as the Freeman Coliseum, Alamodome, and the AT&T Center.  Holy Cross is paid a percentage of the profits earned at each stand worked by the schools families.  The proceeds are then divided among each worker and the money earned is credited to the tuition account of each family.  Opportunities to earn more are available when working as a stand manager.

PROGRAM BENEFITS FOR PARENTS

•           Pays for part and in some cases all tuition and other fees

•           Work at your own convenience; set your own schedule

•           Your portion of the earnings goes towards tuition.  There is no taxable income reported to you (tax free).

Program Requirements

•           Must obtain a TABC license. Cost is $25. Each participant is responsible for paying their own license fee.

•           Be at least 21 years of age

•           Each participant must purchase an Aramark uniform

•           Participants must attend meetings scheduled by the program coordinator

•           Each participant must sign a Letter of Commitment Contract

PROGRAM COORDINATOR

Elaine CortinasEmail: elainecortinas@msn.comPhone: (210) 833-8170

Jun 192014
 

Samantha Santos, HC 9th Grader, shown with Diana Barrios-Treviño & Shelly Miles on SA Living June 19.

Miss Samantha Santos, Holy Cross ninth grader, received the Viola Huge Heart Foundation scholarship on May 29.

The Foundation is named after the late Viola Barrios, founder of Los Barrios Restaurant. Her three children created the foundation soon after her death in order to preserve the good memories of their beloved mother, Viola. Today, the foundation has awarded four scholarships. Miss Santos is the fourth recipient for her dedication to her studies, community service and extracurricular activities.

“At Holy Cross, we focus on building well rounded individuals,” said Ms. Elizabeth Eguía-García,  Holy Cross Vice President of Advancement & Public Relations. “Ultimately, Holy Cross is preparing them for college and the university level. Miss Santos embodies the traits that the Viola Huge Heart Foundation seeks to support. Holy Cross is proud of her.”

“We call the students who we select for this scholarship our ‘Little Violas,'” said Diana Barrios-Treviño. “They represent my mother’s heart as well as her generous and hardworking spirit.”

Miss Santos appeared on SA Living on June 19 along with Ms. Barrios-Treviño and Ms. Eguía-García. Throughout the year, Miss Santos will be participating in various events and activities promoting and supporting the Viola Huge Heart Foundation.

“Mr. Galindo, Brother Stanley and all of us at the school are deeply grateful to the Barrios Family for their generous support of Miss Santos and for their partnership with Holy Cross,” said Ms. Eguía-García.