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2017 CFBISD Life Member Recipients

On April 4, 2017, CFBISD Council PTA recognized all the Life Member recipients in CFBISD at a ceremony at DeWitt Perry Middle School Auditorium.   The Life Member Award is a high honor that recognizes an individual for their outstanding contributions to the well-being of children and youth. The Extended Service Award is for a person that is a Life Member and continues to be actively involved in TX PTA for 10 years.   The National Life Achievement is presented to a person that daily lives out his/her commitment to children.

On April 4, 2017, CFBISD Council PTA recognized all the Life Member recipients in CFBISD at a ceremony at DeWitt Perry Middle School Auditorium.

The Life Member Award is a high honor that recognizes an individual for their outstanding contributions to the well-being of children and youth. The Extended Service Award is for a person that is a Life Member and continues to be actively involved in TX PTA for 10 years.

The National Life Achievement is presented to a person that daily lives out his/her commitment to children.

2017 CFB Life Member, Extended Service and National Achievement Awards

Elementary Schools

A. H. Rainwater Elementary
Shazia Ranmal – Life Member
Ivett Bocanegra – Extended Service
Blair Elementary
Jessie Reyes – Life Member
Frances Powrie – Life Member
Central Elementary
Juanita Ortiz – Life Member
Country Place Elementary
Erica Maese – Life Member
Jane Theobald – Life Member
Davis Elementary
Toni Salyer – Life Member
E. L. Kent Elementary
RuthAnn Chisholm – Life Member
Shannon Stigler – Life Member
Stephanie Saulters – Extended Service
Furneaux Elementary
Laura Lea Traugott – Life Member
Peggy Collins – Extended Service
Janie Stark Elementary
Pamela De Hon – Life Member
June R. Thompson Elementary
Jaimee Roque – Life Member
Lindsay D. Wiggins – Life Member
L. F. Blanton Elementary
Eloise Dorum – Life Member
Samona Sigler – Life Member
Wendy Watkins – Life Member
McCoy Elementary
Anthony Williams – Life Member
Sandra Litfin – Life Member
Tom Landry Elementary
Tamikia Prunty – Life Member

Middle Schools

Barbara Bush Middle School
Amy Fleming – Life Member
Natasha Grider – Life Member
Blalack Middle School
Margaret Marrs – Life Member
Ruthie Dudley – Life Member
Dewitt Perry Middle School
Valerie Jimmerson – Life Member
Asheley Brown – Life Member
Laura Shepherd – Extended Service
Ted Polk Middle School
Judith Kane – Life Member
LaWanda Grogan – Life Member

High Schools

Creekview High School
Charles “Bunker” Hill – Life Member
Colleen Reicherts – Life Member
Ronelle Eddings – Life Member
Early College High School
Heather Breen – Life Member
Mayra De La Torre – Life Member
R. L. Turner High School
Paula Turner – Life Member
Sonia Juarez – Life Member
Ranchview High School
Coach Marc Garza – Life Member
Amy Fleming – Life Member
Jennifer Erlenbusch- Life Member

CFB Council PTA
Tonya Tillman – Life Member
Catherine Carlin – National Life Achievement

Congratulations to all the recipients!

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CFBISD’s Kindergarten Program is Like No Other

Kindergarten in CFBISD

At this very moment, in kindergarten classrooms across our district, teachers are investing in the lives of students and engaging them in new ways. Kindergarten in CFBISD is awesome!

Our kindergarten program is like no other. Innovative classrooms with passionate, caring teachers, prepare your child for their unique path to a successful academic career.

Kindergarten has dramatically changed over the past 20 years, and our district is committed to helping your child learn more, and achieve more.

We, in partnership with each and every parent, help mold students into leaders that will shape our future – a bright future for sure.

Learn More About Kindergarten

We are committed to high achievement for each and every student.

Learn more at www.cfbkinder.com

Don’t Live in CFBISD… Find Out How You Can Join Us Through Open Enrollment

Learn More About Open Enrollment for Your Child

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CFBISD Celebrates National Counselors Week

CFBISD sits down with Creekview High School Counselor Stacy Lovett as she discusses how school counselors make an impact on the lives of students. Counselors play a vital role in the success of all students. Thank you for all you do.

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Students Compete in Spanish Spelling Bee

Spelling BeeOn Jan. 24, CFB held the 3rd Annual Spanish Spelling Bee. The top 4 elementary district winners qualified to attend the upcoming first-ever Elementary Spanish Regional Bee.

Did you know that CFB has a Two-Way Dual Language program in which native English speakers and native Spanish speakers learn to be fluent in both languages? Click here to learn more about CFB’s Two-Way Dual Language program.

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Thompson Elementary Gets a Visit from the Dallas Opera

dallas-opera

3rd-5th grade students at Thompson Elementary had some special visitors January 24th.  Performers with the Dallas Opera came to present Mozart’s, “Bastien & Bastienne.”  After enjoying the show, students learned that Mozart composed the opera when he was only 12 years old.  We hope some students were inspired to create something of their own.  They’re never too young to start!

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Thompson Elementary Celebrates a Day of Science

Thompson Elementary celebrated a Day of Science January 10th with some help from Long Middle School engineering students. Several 8th graders spent time with 5th grade students showing them the ins and outs of programming a robot. After their robots made it over the finish line, the only thing left to do was program a victory dance! There were several students who learned they had a love for programming by the end of the day.

Thompson Elementary celebrated a Day of Science January 10th with some help from Long Middle School engineering students.  Several 8th graders spent time with 5th grade students showing them the ins and outs of programming a robot.  After their robots made it over the finish line, the only thing left to do was program a victory dance!  There were several students who learned they had a love for programming by the end of the day.

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Youth Art Month

Youth Art Month Exhibition of C-FB ISD student artwork at the Baylor Medical Center 4343 North Josey Ln. Carrollton, TX 75010 February 25th – March 19th Reception in the hospital lobby Thursday March 2nd 5:00pm – 7:00pm

The Fine Arts Dept. would like to invite you to the Annual Youth Art Month Art Show and reception hosted by Baylor Scott and White Medical Center in Carrollton.

Art from around the district, represented by students Kindergarten through 12th grade will be on display, with a reception in the hospital lobby.

Please see the invitation above regarding location and time. Mark your calendars now for a great show and again, thank you for supporting the Fine Arts in our school district.

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Important Tips for Helping Your Child with Guided Reading

mother on couch with two young girls reading a book

KINDERGARTEN PARENTS OFTEN ASK…

“WHAT CAN I DO TO HELP MY CHILD IN READING?”

First, READ, READ, READ to your kindergarten child and HAVE CONVERSATIONS with your child often!

Read everything.

Read signs as you walk or drive home. Read labels in the grocery store. Read books, even if it’s the same book over and over again. Talk about things that you read and about things you see in the world. Ask your child questions and let them ask you questions. Reading is one of the most important skills to master in early childhood education.

Throughout their year in kindergarten, children often bring home-guided reading books or leveled texts to practice at home. In this article, you’ll discover strategies how parents can work on when using early reading texts or guided reading books with their kindergarten child.

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Thompson Elementary Hosts Burgers & Bricks Night

Thompson hosted a Burgers and Bricks night to help raise money for the 4th grader's trip to Austin. In and Out burger offered meal deals for $5.00. Thompson was able to make more than $2,000.00 for their trip to Austin this spring. After enjoying a meal with friends and family, Rocket Science for Kids hosted a Lego themed STEM night in the cafeteria. It is safe to say, a good time was had by all that attended!

Thompson Elementary hosted a Burgers and Bricks night to help raise money for the 4th grader’s trip to Austin.  In and Out burger offered meal deals for $5.00.  Thompson was able to make more than $2,000.00 for their trip to Austin this spring.  After enjoying a meal with friends and family, Rocket Science for Kids hosted a Lego themed STEM night in the cafeteria.  Everyone in attendance had a great time!

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