Texas Public Schools Week – Monday, March 7 Activities

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Birdville ISD’s 23,000-plus students will join more than four million others across the state in celebrating Texas Public Schools Week in March.  This year’s theme, “Public Education: A Texas Tradition,” spotlights the host of educational opportunities available to students attending Texas public schools.

As part of the week-long festivities, local campuses will distribute special invitations to parents and community members to visit classrooms and observe the positive activities and programs occurring in public education.  Highlights of activities planned across BISD March 7‒10 follow.  Please check with individual campuses for their complete list of events.

MONDAY, MARCH 7
  • Richland High: Community Tea in the Omni Room 2–3 p.m.  

Elementary Activities

  • Binion: Kindergarten Grandparents Lunch during regular lunch time; spring class/individual student pictures; Awards Assemblies (3) 9:15–9:45 a.m.; (5) 10:45–11:15 a.m
  • Birdville: Celebration of Kids
  • Cheney: Student Art display in cafeteria 
  • Green Valley: PTA meeting with Kindergarten performance 7 p.m. in cafeteria
  • North Ridge:  Open House 6–7 p.m.; PTA meeting 7–7:30 p.m.
  • Spicer: PTA meeting and second-grade musical performance 6 p.m. in the cafeteria
  • Watauga: PTA meeting and second-grade program 6:30 p.m.


Academy at C.F. Thomas Elementary students exhibit C.O.R.E. Value: Kindness

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Fifth-grade dual-language students at the Academy at C.F. Thomas (ACFT) recently demonstrated the C.O.R.E. value of kindness by spending their money to purchase a new soccer goal and net for all ACFT students to enjoy during recess. The students were Carter Hensley, Erik Martinez, Antonio Flores, Ramiro Reyes, Jersson Ramos, Anthony Enriquez, and Daniel Carrillo. #WeAreBirdvilleISD #BISDShines

Fourth-grade GATE (gifted and talented) students at Foster Village Elementary

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Fourth-grade GATE (gifted and talented) students at Foster Village Elementary have been exploring the strength in structures, which shapes will tessellate, and that a structure is only as strong as its weakest link. The students recently tried their hands at constructing a geodesic dome.

> See how they did

Robotics Team Advances to Regional Competition

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The Birdville Center of Technology and Advanced Learning’s (BCTAL) robotics team recently advanced to the Regional competition. On Feb. 13, the robotics team won the Vex Robotics Competition in Cumby, Texas. The win qualifies them for the Regional competition and a competition in Iowa in April. (A first or second place finish in one of these will secure them a place at the Vex World Robotics event.) The robot was built entirely by BCTAL students. The robotics team has been working on their current robot since summer 2015. The event in Cumby included 25 teams from Keller, Sachse, Tyler, Diana, Como, Bonham, Wolfe City, Royce City, Paris and Cumby. The Vex Robotics Competition is the first event win for sponsor Matthew Pitner. Pitner is the BCTAL’s 2016 Campus Teacher of the Year.