On March 23rd, Alief ISD’s non-varsity high school choirs delivered an impressive performance at the UIL Concert & Sight-Reading Evaluation, held at Madison High School. Showcasing their talent, discipline, and preparation, students represented the district with excellence and earned high distinctions across multiple categories.
Several choirs achieved Sweepstakes awards—the highest honor awarded at the competition—while others received superior ratings in concert performance and strong marks in sight-reading. These accomplishments reflect not only the students’ dedication, but also the continued growth and strength of Alief ISD’s choral programs.
Behind each performance is a commitment to excellence fostered by passionate educators who work tirelessly to provide meaningful, high-quality music experiences. Through a collaborative culture that prioritizes strong instruction and artistic development, Alief ISD continues to elevate its fine arts programs and create opportunities for student success.
Sweepstakes Awards:
Elsik High School Non-Varsity Treble Choir, directed by Andrew Webb
Taylor High School Non-Varsity Treble Choir, directed by Cairee Mayfield
Kerr High School Treble Choir, directed by Vanessa Winslow
Taylor High School Mixed Choir, directed by Cairee Mayfield
Hastings High School Non-Varsity Treble Choir, directed by Jonathan McTier III
Superior Concert Ratings / Excellent Sight-Reading Ratings:
Kerr High School Tenor-Bass Choir, directed by Allen Silagan – Superior in Concert; Excellent in Sight-Reading
Taylor High School Non-Varsity Tenor-Bass Choir, directed by Cairee Mayfield – Superior in Concert; Excellent in Sight-Reading
These results highlight the perseverance, discipline, and passion of Alief ISD students, as well as the leadership of their directors. Congratulations to all participants for an outstanding performance and for continuing to raise the bar for fine arts excellence across the district.