The Board of Trustees met in regular session on Thursday, August 22. The following link will provide you a summary of actions taken at their meeting.
> View August 22, 2024 e-review
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The Board of Trustees met in regular session on Thursday, August 22. The following link will provide you a summary of actions taken at their meeting.
> View August 22, 2024 e-review
> View Board of Trustees Website
Birdville ISD is excited to share with you this construction update on the new Mullendore Elementary campus at the intersection of Flory Street and Manor Drive in North Richland Hills. Funding for this project was approved by voters in the November 2022 bond election.
Early in 2023, Birdville ISD began working with architects to design the new Mullendore Elementary campus. Because of demolition and construction needs, Mullendore staff and students were moved to the former Richland Elementary campus in Richland Hills, their temporary “home” for the 2023-24 and 2024-25 school years. Construction began in fall 2023 and is anticipated to be completed by summer 2025.
As of July 2024, significant progress on the new campus has been made. The foundation and majority of the parking lots have been poured, steel framing is in place and walls are being constructed. As work progresses, you’ll also see that the main entrance to the new building has been relocated from Flory Street to Manor Drive.
Completion of the new building in early summer 2025 allows the District to move teacher materials to the new campus during the summer break.
We’d like to extend our thanks to the students, parents, teachers, campus staff, and communities around the new construction site for your patience during this time.
We’re pleased to share updates on several ongoing projects approved by voters in the November 2022 bond. This update deals with construction of the new David E. Smith Elementary campus, located at the corner of Haltom Road and Stephanie Drive in Haltom City.
Early in 2023 Birdville ISD began working with architects to design the new Smith Elementary campus. During the evaluation of the construction site, it was determined that the new building would need to be situated in the same location as the existing building. Therefore, the Smith and Francisco campuses were combined at the Francisco Elementary site beginning with the 2023-24 school year. This allowed construction to begin without the added safety concerns of having students go to school on the construction site.
With the foundation and most of the parking lots poured the community should begin to see the steel structure going up very soon. As work progresses, you may also notice that the main entrance to the new building has been relocated from Haltom Road to Stephanie Drive.
The new David E. Smith Elementary building is scheduled to be completed in summer 2025, with the school opening in August 2025. Completion of the new building during the summer allows the District to move teacher materials to the new campus without disturbing school operations.
We’d like to extend our thanks to the students, parents, teachers, campus staff, and communities around both the new construction and current school sites for your patience during this time.
After the move to the new building is complete, the old W.T. Francisco Elementary building will be shut down, and the District will determine the future of the aging facility.
As we prepare for the beginning of the 2024-25 school year, Birdville ISD wants to share updates on several ongoing projects approved by voters in the November 2022 bond. Our first update deals with Shannon High School, recently renamed Bob E. Griggs High School, since it will be completed by the end of 2024.
With the passage of the bond election in November 2022, Birdville ISD purchased The Wisdom Center building at the corner of Denton Highway and Stanley Keller Road. The property was purchased using bond funds with the intent to renovate it for use as the new home of Shannon High School (SHS) which has served as BISD’s alternative high school for more than 30 years. SHS has been located in the old Haltom High School building on Carson Street which is now more than 75 years old.
Once renovations to the new property began, BISD’s board of trustees voted to rename Shannon High School after former superintendent, Dr. Bob E. Griggs. Upon completion of the renovations, the school will relocate to the new Bob E. Griggs High School facility, which will serve as the District’s alternative high school.
Also housed inside the old Shannon High School building are several programs for special needs students. These programs will be relocated to the south end of the new property. The Board voted to name this portion of the building the Linda Kunkel Specialized Learning Center. Linda Kunkel was a longtime educator within BISD and the first diagnostician at Shannon.
The Griggs and Kunkel complex is scheduled to open in January 2025, with the official ribbon cutting in December 2024.
The District will determine the future of the aging Shannon facility.
Attention Birdville ISD Community!
We’re excited to announce that all Birdville ISD home athletics events are now CASHLESS!
To purchase your tickets, simply scan the QR code below or visit https://gofan.co/app/school/TX99648 to purchase your tickets.
Birdville ISD’s Clear Bag Policy is located at: https://www.birdvilleschools.net/clearbagpolicy
The Board of Trustees met in regular session on Thursday, June 27. The following link will provide you a summary of actions taken at their meeting.
> View June 27, 2024 e-review
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