Birdville ISD is proud to announce that Birdville, Haltom, and Richland High Schools have been recognized in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2023-24 Best High Schools rankings. These schools have demonstrated exceptional educational quality, earning their place among the best U.S. high schools at both the state and national levels. The distinction of being among the best public high schools not only reflects their commitment to academic excellence, but also their dedication to nurturing students’ passions and guiding them toward their college and career aspirations. 

U.S. News thoroughly evaluated public schools across all 50 states and the District of Columbia for the 2023-2024 Best High Schools rankings, an exhaustive process encompassing 17,680 eligible schools. 

Congratulations are extended to Birdville, Haltom, and Richland high schools for achieving this remarkable distinction. This recognition is a testament to their unwavering pursuit of educational excellence. We take immense pride in this accomplishment and invite everyone to celebrate with us. 🏆🎉 #ThisisMyBirdvilleISD 

Having a deep sense of gratitude, after graduating from Birdville High School, Morgan Pyles knew she wanted to give back to the place that provided her foundational education. A few years later, she would return to Birdville ISD, becoming a teacher at Green Valley Elementary, where she emphasizes the importance of creating a calming environment for her students. Thanks to pursuing a career in education running in her family, Morgan knew from Day One she wanted to be a teacher. And she knew when she graduated high school precisely where she wanted to teach. One could say she’s living the dream. #thisismybirdvilleisd

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Congratulations DaShaun White, Birdville ISD Graduate, for signing with the Buffalo Bills. #thisismybirdvilleisd

Cheney Hills Elementary Reading Interventionist Named the ATPE Region 11 Special Services Educator of the Year

Congratulations to Hannah DeArmond, Cheney Hills Elementary Dyslexia and Reading Interventionist, for being named the 2023 ATPE Region 11 Special Services Educator of the Year!

Also recognized by the ATPE Region 11 as finalists for the award were Cindy Wood (Mullendore Elementary) and Tiffany Gygi (Hardeman Elementary).

Sara Stieg, a North Ridge Middle School teacher for seventh grade Honors Math and eighth grade Algebra I, has been named as a finalist for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.  

The PAEMST awards are the nation’s highest honors for teachers of mathematics, science, computer science, engineering, technology applications, and math- or science-related career and technical education courses. Awardees serve as models for their colleagues, inspiration to their communities, and leaders in the improvement of mathematics and science education.

Three finalists each in subject (mathematics and science) were chosen to represent Texas in the national review, from which one science and one mathematics teacher will be chosen as the 2022–23 Texas awardee.  Presidential awardees receive a citation signed by the president of the United States, a trip to Washington, D.C. to attend a series of recognition events and professional development opportunities, and a $10,000 award from the National Science Foundation.