2nd Grade

Mr. Victor Toledo

I am from Acapulco Guerrero, Mexico. I graduated as an aircraft mechanic from T.C.C. Later I graduated as an elementary teacher from Texas Wesleyan University. I have been a teacher for the last 20 years. Teaching make me feel good because I make a difference shaping the future of our children. One of my hobbies is watching western movies. 

Mrs. Bianca Serrato-Alonso

I am originally from Zacatecas, Mexico, and earned my degree in EC-6 Bilingual Education from Texas Wesleyan University. I have five years of experience in education and currently teach Literacy and Social Studies. I am passionate about creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where all students can grow academically and personally. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, and gardening.

"Every child can learn, just not on the same day or in the same way." – George Evans

Ms. Sharon McAdams

Dr. Donna Pearson Crane

I am an accomplished educator and instructional leader with more than 30 years of experience serving students, families, and school communities. I honored to join the Sunrise McMillan Elementary family as a Second-Grade Teacher and I look forward to fostering a classroom environment where every student is challenged, supported, and inspired to achieve academic and personal success. I began my educational journey at the Community College of Philadelphia, where I earned an Associate Degree in Daycare Management. Later I earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from Cheyney University of Pennsylvania, followed by a Master's Degree in Reading from the University of Central Oklahoma. Committed to lifelong learning and educational leadership, I also obtained an Administrator Certification through Texas Christian University and earned Doctoral degree from LU and Kingdom Ambassadors Global University. Throughout my distinguished career, I have had the pleasure of serving in a variety of educational roles, including Classroom Teacher, Dyslexia Reading Specialist, Student Support Specialist, Assistant Principal, and Principal. My extensive experience across instructional and leadership positions has equipped me with a deep understanding of student achievement, literacy development, educational equity, and school improvement. My dedication to excellence has been recognized through numerous honors and awards, including the Keller ISD Reading Book Grant, American Airlines Technology Grant, Baptist Integris Technology Grant, Birdville ISD Teacher of the Year Award, and the Dayspring Family Church Volunteer of the Year Award as well as a designation with TIA to name a few. I have also served as a Grade Level Chair and participated on curriculum and textbook adoption committees, demonstrating my commitment to instructional leadership, continuous school improvement, C.L.A.S.S. and Klarissa Branch Scholarships Board member as well as the DAVIONS Events designer award. Beyond my professional accomplishments, I treasures my role as a wife, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. I am the youngest of eleven children, a twin, and the proud wife of my husband, David. Together we have six children, twenty-three grandchildren, including a set of twins, and one great-granddaughter. At the heart of my educational philosophy is a steadfast belief in the resilience and potential of every child. I am passionate about creating meaningful learning experiences that build confidence, encourage perseverance, and empower students to rise above challenges. I firmly believe that strong partnerships among educators, families, and communities are essential to helping children reach their fullest potential. "I am a better parent because I am a teacher, and a better teacher because I am a parent." I am excited to partner with students and families to make this school year a successful, engaging, and memorable learning experience.

“We rise by lifting others.” — Robert Ingersoll