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Lion Wrestlers Advance to Regionals

Posted/span> on February 11, 2019 in Athletics, District News, Turner High School

On Feb. 7, the R. L. Turner Lion wrestlers competed in the District 9 Championships. Every wrestler qualified to Regional competition, which will be held Feb. 15. The girls’ team placed 2nd in district as a team. Additionally, the boys’ team placed 7th in district as a team.

Individual Results

Girls

110 weight class : Gaby Aguinada – District Champion
119 weight class : Natalie Berumen – District Champion
128 weight class : Jayne Barron – District Champion
95 weight class: Kelly Reyes – District Runner up
165 weight class: Venecia Weaver – District Runner up
102 weight class: Mia Uvaldo – 3rd place
185 weight class: Letna Aranda – 3rd place

Boys

120 weight class : Dario Rivera – District Runner up
145 weight class : Vicente Osorio – District Runner up
152 weight class : Brian Rameriz – District Runner up
106 weight class: Kevin Aguinada – 4th place
113 weight class: Abram Gonzalez – 4th place
182 weight class : Jose Torres – 4th place

Newman Smith Athletes Sign With Colleges

Posted/span> on February 7, 2019 in Athletics, District News, Smith High School

On national signing day, Feb. 6, two Newman Smith athletes signed with colleges. Mia Montiel received a scholarship to play soccer at Richland College. Additionally, Jalen Hughes received a scholarship to play football at Southeastern Oklahoma State University. These students were awarded these scholarships for their academic record and athletic ability.

View more photos from this event in our Flickr gallery.

Elementary Students Compete in Regional Science Fair

Posted/span> on February 6, 2019 in Country Place, District News, Freeman, Good, La Villita, Newsletter, Rainwater, Stark

Several students from CFB elementary schools competed in the Regional Science Fair, competing with students from 6 other districts. La Villita Elementary’s Shaurya Jetty took 1st place and Grand Prize in the Earth Science category with his project, Which is the Best Alternative to Replace Petroleum Plastics? Additionally, Rainwater Elementary’s Try McClain took 1st Place and Grand Prize in the Engineering category for his Rat Siren project.

Individual Results

3rd Grade

Preston Keating – Country Place – Mini Magnet Train – 1st Place – Physical Science
Trey McClain – Rainwater – Rat Siren – – 1st Place and Grand Prize – Engineering

4th Grade

Janiyah Jacobs – Good – Are There Gender Stereotypes? – 2nd Place – Life Science
Shaurya Jetty – La Villita – Which is the Best alternative to Replace Petroleum Plastics – 1st Place and Grand Prize – Earth Science

5th Grade

Ethan Gonzales – Stark – Solar Power – Honorable Mention – Physical Science
Kameron Smith – Good – No Gas, No Electricity, No Problem – 3rd Place – Earth Science
Nikhilsai Tanbuturi – Freeman – Are You Taking the Right Painkiller? – 3rd Place – Life Science

Elementary Students Compete in Regional Science Fair

Shaurya Jetty – La Villita – Which is the Best alternative to Replace Petroleum Plastics – 1st Place and Grand Prize – Earth Science

District-Wide Talent Competition

Posted/span> on February 5, 2019 in District News

It’s not a secret that students in CFB have talent. The CFBISD Educational Foundation is hosting a district-wide talent show for CFB students in grades 6-12 to show off those amazing skills. Students may audition as individuals or as a group. There will be 4 audition dates so that students can find a date that works within their schedule. There will be an audition fee of $10 for individual acts, or $25 per group act. Auditions will be in 5-minute time slots from 4:30 – 7 PM on audition days. No student will be denied participation for inability to pay the audition fee, however space is limited. Students or groups unable to cover the fee may contact CFBISD Educational Foundation director, Jeff Moore.

Volunteer Opportunities

Students wishing to volunteer at the event may contact Jeff Moore. The Foundation will need help with T-shirt sales, general administration, greeting, ticketing, audio-visual assistants, and other various duties.

Auditions

March 18, 2019 @ Creekview High School from 4:30 to 7 PM
March 26, 2019 @ Ranchview High School from 4:30 to 7 PM
March 28, 2019 @ Turner High School from 4:30 to 7 PM
*Newman Smith TBD*

For More Information

Visit the CFB’s Got Talent webpage for a complete list of rules and other information about the auditions and the main event, which will be held May 3.

McCoy Hosts Love and Logic Series

Posted/span> on February 5, 2019 in District News, McCoy

McCoy Elementary hosts the Love and Logic 5 session series which began with the fist session on Jan. 28. Put on in conjunction with Dr. Bert Alexander & Team from Webb Chapel Church of Christ, the Love & Logic session 1 of 5 was a great success for our McCoy families. Overall, there was solid participation from parents, administrators, teachers and students (55 parents, 7 teachers and 51 students). Former CFBISD Board Member, Richard Fleming, attended the session as he continues to lead by example.

Session #2, held on Feb. 4, had 96 parents and 68 children in attendance.

Upcoming Sessions

Session #3 of 5 will be held Feb. 11, 6-7 PM.

Session #4 of 5 will be held Feb. 25, 5:45 – 7:15 PM

Session #5 of 5 will be held Mar. 4, 5:45 – 7:15 PM

Testimonial

McCoy counselor, Shay Harrison stated, “Many of us – teachers, administrators and parent volunteers, work from the crack of dawn until ‘the cows come home.’ That’s why it’s so special when others support an agenda or a cause in which we find value.”

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