Employees at the CFBISD Administration Building participated in a canned food drive for Metrocrest Services. Metrocrest Services is a local non-profit organization that supports adults, children, and seniors in the CFB community. The CFB Administration Building signed up to collect canned peas and carrots for the drive, while other CFB campuses have signed up to have a drive for other needs for the organization. Metrocrest Services’ slogan for the drive is “One Can Make a Difference.”
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staff members are learning from Victoria Mendoza, CFBISD Community Liaison. If you’d like to learn more or to sign up as a mentor to a Furneaux student this year, please visit cfbisd.edu/mentor or contact the school counselor, Jenny Montano at 
Fourth-grade students at Central Elementary build relationships as they collaborate in a STEM challenge. Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math make up STEM. Students in Mrs. Scalsky’s class were given materials to build a cup pyramid without using their hands. Students had to cooperate and communicate with each other to successfully complete the challenge. While challenging the mind in building the structure, students had to articulate ideas to their peers as they used other materials to move objects.
Every 9 weeks, each campus selects a “Teacher of the Nine Weeks” to be recognized at the school board meeting. At the end of the year, from this pool of honorees, one CFB teacher will be chosen as Teacher of the Year. Ms. Iris Ramos was selected by