Birdville ISD will be closed Monday, Nov. 22-Friday, Nov. 26. District will reopen on Monday, Nov. 29.
Thanksgiving Break 2021
Board of Trustees Meeting Summary
The Board of Trustees met in regular session on Thursday, November 18. The following link will provide you a summary of actions taken at their meeting.
> View November 18, 2021 e-review
> View Board of Trustees Website
BISD’s Esports Club
Congratulations to Hailey Tucker, first team; Priscilla Cantu, honorable mention; and Stormi Kivelowitz, honorable mention, for being named to the Texas High School Coaches Association’s (THSCA) Academic All State Team. #BISDShines #WeAreBirdville ISD
#WeAreBirdvilleISD celebrates our School Psychologists
Birdville ISD has seven licensed specialists in school psychology. A Licensed Specialist in School Psychology (LSSP) provides a range of services to support students’ academic achievement and social/emotional well-being. These include evaluations, consultations, counseling, interventions, and support services to students, staff, and families. #BISDShines as a result of our committed staff. Thank you to (pictured left to right): Lyn Neisius, Dr. Laura Darby, Dr. Bill Koerner, Paty Soto-Tamayo, Atieh Taskindoust for all you do. Not pictured is Dr. Jill Keith.
Support the Christmas Providers Winter Break Food Relief Program
Help us collect non-perishable food items to help families in need. All donations will go to support the Christmas Providers Winter Break Food Relief program. As you grocery shop over the coming days, please pick up extra non-perishable food items and bring them to any BISD facility. The deadline to donate food items is November 29. #WeAreBirdvilleISD
Birdville ISD’s Educational Planning Guide Is Now Available Online
Planning a four-year high school program is a serious undertaking.
Although many of courses will be determined by the graduation requirements, BISD students still have many other choices to make during their years of school. The courses selected should be guided largely by the student’s plans for the future.
- Will they continue their education in college or in a technical school/college?
- Do they want to join the military?
- Do they want to learn a career skill in order to enter the work force full-time immediately after school?
- Are they thinking of entering a profession that requires many years of specialized education?
The answers to these questions are extremely important when making decisions about a student’s course selections for high school.
Birdville ISD created the Educational Planning Guide to assist families/students in the selection of high school courses. The Educational Planning Guide is now available online!