Adult Sign Language Classes

Adults using Sign Language

Adult Sign Language Class

*Beginner/Conversational Class*

18 Years Of Age And Older Please

WHERE: PORTER ELEMENTARY

2750 PRESTONDALE DR.

WHEN: THURSDAYS from Feb. 8 through April 5 (8 CLASSES)

(NO CLASS MARCH 15)

TIME: 6:30–8 p.m.

COST: $30 PER PERSON OR $50 PER FAMILY (2 FAMILY MEMBERS OR MORE)

**CLASS IS FREE FOR PARENTS OF STUDENTS IN OUR DEAF ED PROGRAM**

OPTIONAL SIGN LANGUAGE BOOK:  $30

(CHECKS MADE PAYABLE TO BISD SPECIAL EDUCATION OR EXACT CASH IS WELCOME)

(PAYMENT DUE AT FIRST CLASS)

 

 > Click here for the Adult Sign Language registration information [.pdf opens in new window]

BISD Mental Health Awareness Week

Mental Health Awareness Week Logo

 

Birdville ISD’s Counseling Department will be recognizing Feb. 59, 2018 as Mental Health Awareness Week. The focus is to highlight healthy ways to be mentally and emotionally strong. School counselors have been working on activities, resources and skills to provide campus students, staff and community members during this week. Announcements regarding the week will be posted on the District and campus websites and each day will focus on a particular area of mental health and the positive ways to direct students to promote such wellness. The days highlight connections to BISD’s Portrait of a Graduate as well as the CORE Values.

Monday – Feb. 5                    Know Yourself

                                                            Strengths, weaknesses, coping skills, self-awareness

Tuesday – Feb. 6                    Get to Know Others

                                                            Others like you, others around you, helping people (resources), positive personal relationships

Wednesday – Feb. 7             Communication

                                                            Healthy ways to communicate, social media, cyber guidelines, etc.

Thursday – Feb. 8                  Manage Your Mood

                                                            Shift a negative mood to a positive one, shift anger to positive reactions, positive mind-set, etc.

Friday – Feb. 9                        Have a Plan

                                                            Goal setting, how to reach your goals, plan for your future and resources needed to achieve.

 

Click here to view more information and activities for Mental Health Awareness Month [opens in new window]

Haltom High Graduate Will Play in Super Bowl

Halapoulivaati Vatai Picture We Are Birdville ISD

Haltom High School graduate, Halapoulivaati Vatai, Big V, is starting at left tackle for the Eagles and will be playing in the Super Bowl.  He is a Haltom High School, Watauga Middle School, and TCU alum. Vatai is in his second year in the NFL and with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles starting left tackle went down with an injury early in the season and Big V stepped in and has held up nicely.  #BISDShines #WeAreBirdvilleISD

UIL 2018–2020 Reclassification and Realignment

Every other year, the University Interscholastic League (UIL) reclassifies and realigns districts. The University Interscholastic League exists to provide educational extracurricular academic, athletic, and music contests.

 

BISD’s 2018-2020 UIL Districts

 

Birdville High School (5A)

District 4

  • Carrollton Creekview High
  • Carrollton Smith High
  • Carrollton Turner High
  • Colleyville Heritage High
  • Denton Ryan High
  • Grapevine High
  • Birdville High

 

Haltom and Richland high schools (6A)

District 3

  • Abilene High
  • Euless Trinity High
  • Haltom High
  • LD Bell High
  • Richland High
  • San Angelo Central High
  • Weatherford High

 

 

Birdville High School Swim Team Wins District Championship

Congratulations to the Birdville High School swim team for winning the District championship. Both the boys and girls teams won first place.

 

The Birdville High School swim team won a total of 49 medals at the district meet.

 

Coach Michael Teague was named Coach of the Meet for the second year in a row.

BISD’s 2018 Spelling Bee

Congratulations to Nicollette Hillman, North Richland Middle School student, for winning BISD’s 2018 Spelling Bee. Nicollette will represent the District at the Star-Telegram Spelling Bee later this spring. Kaitlynn Hillman, Watauga Elementary student, was the runner-up. Nicollette, center, and Kaitlynn are pictured with Dr. Darrell G. Brown, BISD Superintendent.

Click the link to view pictures from BISD’s 2018 Spelling Bee [opens in new window]