When times get tough, Texans always rise to the occasion. In the midst of great uncertainty, that perseverance is a guarantee. Parents, Commissioner Morath and all of us at TEA salute you for your commitment to your kids. The following video is the Commissioner’s address to Texas parents.
Watch video from Commissioner Morath – https://youtu.be/mvA-1l1U9M8
Birdville ISD Families: Friday, April 10 from 8–9 PM, we are turning on the lights at the Fine Arts/Athletics Complex as a symbol of hope and an assurance that you are on our hearts and minds. To the 2020 senior class, your light will shine bright for decades to come. #BISDShines #WeAreBirdvilleISD #BeTheLight
Birdville ISD’s Personalized Learning: Student Online Resources website is LIVE! Students will go to birdvilleschools.net/BISDLearns to access their personalized online school.
Starting Monday, March 30: Birdville ISD to continue free lunch distribution during closure; Grocery distribution moving to alternate local agency sites.
Please visit http://birdvilleschools.net/Covid19FreeMeals for more information.
The Community Enrichment Center and Tarrant Area Food Bank will provide groceries to families at various BISD feeding stations. Groceries will be distributed at the same time meals are being distributed by BISD (11 a.m. – 1 p.m.).
Today’s groceries* will be distributed at Birdville Elementary, 3111 Carson Street, Haltom City, 76117.
*While Supplies Last
The Community Enrichment Center and Tarrant Area Food Bank will provide groceries to families at various BISD feeding stations. Groceries will be distributed at the same time meals are being distributed by BISD (11 a.m. – 1 p.m.).
Today’s groceries* will be distributed at West Birdville Elementary, 3001 Layton Ave., Haltom City, 76117.
* While Supplies Last
