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All District events have been cancelled due to COVID-19.  View our Health Updates to stay informed.

The Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District sends our thoughts and condolences to the Grand Prairie ISD Community, on the passing of Superintendent Dr. Susan Hull.

She will be remembered for her advocacy and devotion to schoolchildren around the State of Texas. Dr. Hull will be missed.

Anticipated Bad Weather Causes Cancellation of Activities

In an abundance of caution because of anticipated bad weather, CFBISD is cancelling all after school activities beginning at 5 PM. The district will continue to monitor the weather and will send an updates as necessary.

The five divers from CFB high schools competed at the Region 3-5A Regional Diving Championships on Jan. 31 at Frisco. Five divers placed in the event, with one diver, Napoleon Ferrer, just points away from placing 3rd.

Girls

10th place Sarah Lukich – Creekview – 257.05

Boys

4th place Napoleon Ferrer – Newman Smith – 272.80 (Missed placing Top 3 for State by only 10 points)
6th place Carlos Prudhomme – Turner – 258.60
8th place Martin Mercads – Turner – 239.10
9th place Nate Phillips – Turner – 233.15

CFBISD Superintendent, Dr. John E. Chapman, III invites parents and community members to speak to him one-on-one to provide input about the schools in our district.

Dr. Chapman has dedicated Feb. 11 – Mar. 8 to hear from parents and community members. Thirty-minute appointments are available on weekdays 8 AM – 5 PM. After Mar. 8, appointments can be made as his schedule allows.

Please contact Kim Castanon at 972-968-6185 or Trudy Kelley at 972-968-6105 to schedule a time to speak with Dr. Chapman.

Meetings will be held in the Administration building located at 1445 N. Perry Road, Carrollton, TX 75006.

Fifth Grade students at McCoy Elementary handcrafted looms from clay during the week of December 10 – 14, 2018.  The students made the looms in Ms. Wheatley’s Art class. These looms have an important future as the Fifth Graders will be weaving on these very same looms during the spring semester.