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.
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.
The wrestling Trojans traveled to Arlington Sam Houston for a varsity boys tournament on Saturday, January 21st. Due to injury and the SAT, the Trojan varsity squad was depleted even more than normal, but the young men that did travel wrestled hard all day. Kendall Iwuagwu wrestled tough through all six of his matches on the day and ended the day with a fourth place finish. Freshman 106 pounder Anthony Machorro led the Trojans on the day with a second place finish. He won his first two matches on the day and nearly pulled out the victory in the final.
The Trojans conclude the regular season next week with a double dual at Creekview versus Highland Park and Lancaster on Thursday and the Arlington Bowie tournament on Friday and Saturday. All levels of wrestlers will participate in these final regular season events then they will start preparing for the varsity district tournament on February 9th and JV district tournament on February 14th.
We would like to thank and honor all of the hardworking kindergarten teachers in CFBISD. Thank you for impacting the lives of so many children. We truly appreciate everything that you do.
Thank you from cfbkinder.com
I am a kindergarten teacher.
I am the one who greets your children with love each day at school.
I am the one who guides you and your child, step-by-step, during the most developmental stage of their life.
My impact will be forever remembered.
I make readers. I make mathematicians. I develop learners. I create doctors. I create lawyers.
I build the future.
I care so much for your child that I think about them all of the time. I will remember their faces forever. I care so much that when I get home, I’m constantly developing new ways to shape your child’s future, and their success.
I am a kindergarten teacher.
I am strong.
I am the home away from home where love runs deep. I am the guide that will start your child down the path to success. I am the giver of high achievement in your child’s life.
I am a kindergarten teacher.
And I am proud.
I also know that when your child leaves my class at the end of the year, I will make a lasting impact on their life.
I don’t ask to be appreciated in any great way. I just want to do my job. To be the best I can be. But just know how deeply I care for your child.
I am proud.
I want to help.
I want to guide your child to great things.
I am a kindergarten teacher.
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The West Point Leadership Ethics and Diversity in STEM (LEADS) hosted a workshop at Newman Smith on Friday, January 20th. Middle and high school students from the entire Dallas-Fort Worth area congregated to learn Entrepreneurship Finance, Virtual Bridge Building, and Leadership and Ethics. The goal is for students to “realize the key role ethical leadership and science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) competence play in becoming an effective leader.”
2nd Graders at Riverchase Elementary read their new books together.
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