Birdville ISD to Host
Kindergarten Gifted and Talented
Identification Meetings
Tuesday, Nov. 7
6:30−7:30 p.m.
Fine Arts/Athletics Complex
9200 Mid Cities Blvd.
North Richland Hills, 76180
&
Thursday, Nov. 9
6:30−7:30 p.m.
W. G. Thomas Coliseum
6108 Broadway Ave.
Haltom City, 76117
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Congratulations to Birdville ISD and the Birdville Center of Technology and Advanced Learning for 20 years of active participation and service in the Cisco Networking Academy program.
Congratulations to the volleyball teams from Birdville and Richland high schools for advancing to the area round of the UIL playoffs scheduled for Friday, Nov. 3.
Birdville HS vs. Aledo HS
@ Mansfield Summit HS
6 p.m.
Richland HS vs. Boswell HS
@ Fossil Ridge HS
6:30 p.m.
Ticket prices
Adult: $5
Student: $3
Passes Accepted:
THSCA, TGCA, District Administrator Passes
Congratulations to The Pride of Haltom High Marching Band for being listed in HornRank’s Top 30 marching bands rankings. They are number 27. The band is under the direction of Donnie Hull, Tony Smith, Lynna Russell, Casey O’Neil, Jazper Saldana, Kristen Wilkirson and Gizzel Cruz-O’Neil.
Each week, HornRank ranks the top 30 marching bands in the nation. Their mission is to “positively impact music education in the United States by promoting the marching arts and encouraging competition and innovation through a national rankings system.”
Haltom High School’s robotics team recently competed in the Cowtown BEST Robotics Competition. They won first place in a truly epic series in the finals! Colton Lyons, a junior, had the highest scoring round of the day in the last match of the day to secure the victory. In addition to winning first place, the team also won the Founders Award for Creative Design.
Team members are: Aman Kumar, Anthony Nguyen, Bishop Carey, Colton Lyons, Dalton Wheeler, Dominick Gomez, Eve Pulse, Forrest Knowles, Jailynne Verett, Jonathan Champion, Kayla Norris, Kenny Nguyen, Laksha Parajuli, Luis Rosales, Matthew Benson, Max Crow, Michael Holmes, Raimson Inthankoun and R.J. Leaper.
The team has advanced to the Texas BEST/ UIL State Robotics Competition Dec. 7-9.
