The techs behind the production of Ranchview’s “Annie Jr.”
Be sure to check out the show, you won’t want to miss it!
January 20th and 21st, 8:00pm
$8 General Admission, $6 Discounted Tickets (Student, Military, Senior Citizens)
At the Ranchview High School Auditorium
Reservations can be made from the 7th-20th by calling Lisa Gryzmcowski at (972)968-5026
A conversation with the cast members of Annie at Ranchview High School.
Be sure to check out the show, you won’t want to miss it!
January 20th and 21st, 8:00pm
$8 General Admission, $6 Discounted Tickets (Student, Military, Senior Citizens)
At the Ranchview High School Auditorium
Reservations can be made from the 7th-20th by calling Lisa Gryzmcowski at (972)968-5026
On January 20th & 21st, Ranchview will be performing “Annie Jr.” Take a look at the students and the characters they’ll be playing in the video above.
Be sure to check out the show, you won’t want to miss it!
January 20th and 21st, 8:00pm
$8 General Admission, $6 Discounted Tickets (Student, Military, Senior Citizens)
At the Ranchview High School Auditorium
Reservations can be made from the 7th-20th by calling Lisa Gryzmcowski at (972)968-5026
January 20th and 21st, 8:00pm
$8 General Admission, $6 Discounted Tickets (Student, Military, Senior Citizens)
At the Ranchview High School Auditorium
Reservations can be made from the 7th-20th by calling Lisa Gryzmcowski at (972)968-5026
Please join me congratulating Senior Ann Wang on receiving her first individual golf medal yesterday at the Denton Bronco JV Roundup held at Lake Park Golf course in Lewisville. She scored her personal best a 102 and received a 5th place medal! Freshman Leilani Rife also received her first individual golf medal by scoring a 103 and receiving a 7th place medal.
A special Thanks to Coach Norris. Your help was immeasurable!
The 10-4A All-District Team has been announced. Please see the accolades below bestowed upon the Ranchview program.
MVP – Caitlyn Mahoney
Defensive Player of the Year – Kianna Ismail
Newcomer of the Year – Malia Land
Coach of the Year – Angela Taylor
1st Team All-District
Riley Fleming
Dre’Unya Burns
2nd Team All-District
Sara Aldabseh
Academic All-District
Sara Aldabseh
Mackenzie Bergene
Dre’Unya Burns
Amirah Butler
Peyton Fleming
Riley Fleming
Elyssa Gibson
Kianna Ismail
Malia Land
Landry Leatherwood
Caitlyn Mahoney
What: Students may enter (1) one film into each of the four categories: Documentary, Narrative, Traditional Animation, Computer Animation
When: Entries are to be submitted via GoogleDrive to Whitney Kelley (kelleyw@cfbisd.edu) or Renee Putter (putterr@cfbisd.edu) between December 9, 2016 and January 5, 2017. All entries will be screened on January 13th at Creekview High School, and winners will be announced.
How: Talk to your campus contact for entry and submission guidelines.
Who can enter?
Open to all CFBISD full-time high school students: Creekview, Newman Smith, RL Turner, Ranchview, Early College High School
Will there be prizes?
Awards will be given for Best of Show, Best in Category and People’s Choice. Talk with your campus coordinator about entering the State Competition from your campus.
How much does it cost?
$10 per individual entry. Each student may only enter up to 4 film, one per category.
How long can the films be?
3-7 minutes total, including intro and credits
Where can I get more information?
Stay up to date and have access to announcements, guidelines and documentation by joining the Creekview Film Festival Google Classroom, using the code: t74lw0
Leslie Cappiello, a teacher at Ranchview High has been selected as a Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction by the National Society of High School Scholars (NSHSS). Leslie has been a role model to pupils and was nominated for outstanding dedication and commitment to excellence in the classroom.
Each year student members of NSHSS are invited to nominate the educator who has made the most significant contribution to their academic career for the Claes Nobel Education of Distinction award. This honor recognizes exemplary educations whose passion and devotion inspire their students to grow and develop as scholars, leaders and citizens.
Congratulations Leslie!
The Farmer’s Branch Carrollton Art Association will be hosting their annual Student/Scholarship Show from Saturday, November 2 through Friday, December 6 at the Farmer’s Branch Manske Library, 13613 Webb Chapel Road, Farmer’s Branch, Texas.
The show is open to all high school students in the Carrollton Farmer’s Branch ISD. Scholarships are given to graduating seniors planning to major in art at an accredited college, university, or academy.
The winners are:
$1,000 Scholarship winner:
Violet Smith – Creekview HS, teacher Cindy Summerman
First Place (Best of Student Show) Chris Galindo – Creekview HS, teacher Bob Thomas, ‘Tears of Fear’ painting
Second Place Shaun Houpy – Creekview HS, teacher Cindy Summerman,’Snake’ jewelry
Third Place Rose De Los Santos – Creekview HS, teacher David Carroll, ‘It’s Not a Bowl’ ceramics
Honorable Mentions
Creekview HS
Habesh Kisanga ‘Barbara’, Black and White drawing
Cameron Chopra ‘You Name It’, ceramics
Newman Smith HS
Leona Blake ‘Dog Days’, drawing
Anna Martinez ‘Hawks Eye’, sculpture
Katauna Lewis ‘Jelly Fish’, ceramics
Congratulations to the Ranchview Tennis Team for an outstanding Team Tennis season. The Wolves completed their best finish ever at the Regional tournament, including a 10-4 win over Princeton. The team will continue working this fall in a couple of tournaments preparing for the Spring season.