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Community Wide Yard Sale, Hosted by NHJS

“One man’s trash is another man’s treasure!”

What can you part with?

Please help NJHS furnish their 1st annual Garage Sale End-of-the-Year Mystery Field Trip Fundraiser.

NJHS will host a garage sale Saturday April 22nd, and we are looking for items to be donated.

Have your student bring all donated items to school NO later than Friday April 21st by 4:30PM to Ms. Brenders’ classroom (F2).

ITEMS TO DONATE:

  • NEW or GENTLY USED KID’S CLOTHING (INFANT-10 YEARS)
  • NEW or GENTLY USED KID’S SHOES
  • TOYS/PUZZLES/BOARD GAMES
  • VIDEO GAMES/MOVIES (ALL AGES)
  • BOOKS (ALL AGES)
  • WORKING SMALL APPLIANCES (TOASTERS, LAMPS, BLENDERS, CLOCKS, ETC.) and HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
  • SPORTS EQUIPMENT
  • NEW or GENTLY USED LINENS
  • COSTUME JEWELRY
  • COSTUMES
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R.L. Turner Student Honored by University of Texas at Dallas

R.L. Turner Student Honored by University of Texas at Dallas

R.L. Turner Student Receives Honorable Mention Award

Computer Science student, Taylor Riley, was honored last night at the University of Texas at Dallas (UTD) with an honorable mention award from the National Center for Women in Information Technology (NCWIT).  She applied for it in September.  The NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing honors high school women who are active and interested in computing and technology.

This multi-tiered competition includes recognition at the national and local level.  In February, Taylor was notified that she had been selected as a 2017 DFW Affiliate Honorable Mention for the NCWIT Award for Aspirations in Computing. Recipients are chosen for their demonstrated interest and achievements in computing; leadership ability; academic history; and plans for post-secondary education. Last night was the award ceremony at UTD, there were about 19 girls.  Taylor received an engraved award for herself and one to give to her school.

Congratulations Taylor and good luck on all your future endeavors!

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Newman Smith Golfer Places 2nd at District Preview Event

Newman Smith Golfer Competes at Regional Site

Congratulations to Senior Female Newman Smith High School Trojan Golfer Casey Washmon- she shot an 80. The golf team competed against possible Regional Qualifiers at the Regional Site.

Casey finished as the 2nd place medalist yesterday, March 28, at the Rockwall Athletic Club at our District Preview Event hosted by North Forney.

Casey has committed to playing golf at University of Mary Hardin Baylor in Belton, Texas next fall.

The District Tournament will be on Monday and Tuesday April 10th and 11th @ Twin Creeks in Allen.

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Barbara Bush Middle School Choir UIL Results

Barbara Bush Middle School Choir students had a great two days at the UIL Competition. All of the Choir represented Barbara Bush extremely well in concert and in sight-reading. Both groups received the highest ratings possible: Superior (I) scores from all of their judges. SWEEPSTAKES trophies for both! We are so extremely proud of all of these young men and women in BBMS choir.BBMS Choir Excels at UIL Competition

Barbara Bush Middle School Choir students had a great two days at the UIL Competition.  All of the Choir represented Barbara Bush extremely well in concert and in sight-reading. Both groups received the highest ratings possible: Superior (I) scores from all of their judges. SWEEPSTAKES trophies for both! We are so extremely proud of all of these young men and women in BBMS choir.  Congratulations to all of these magnificent students!

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Newman Smith Science Team UIL Results

Newman Smith Science Team Excels at UIL Competition

Congratulations to the Newman Smith UIL Science Team!  For the second consecutive year, the team won the science competition with Senior Jason Zhang winning first place in in Biology, Chemistry and Physics.  Zhang was joined by Heewon Huh, Trong Tran, Jeffrey Salgado and Gerard Parent for a 1st Place Overall Team win in Science.  Heewon Huh placed 6th overall and second in biology.

In another UIL competition Shaan Bisht placed 4th in Accounting; Julien Tagnon placed 5th in Calculator; and Jason Zhang placed 1st in Computer Science. The school’s computer Science Team finished second in the competition.

In Journalism Frankie Isaly placed 4th in Feature Writing and 3rd in Headline Writing. Meagan Hernandez placed 4th in Headline Writing.

Congratulations to all competitors!

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Creekview & Ranchview Soccer Teams Advance to State Playoffs

Bi-District Champions & Playoff Information

Congratulations to all four soccer teams for advancing in the State Soccer Playoffs- BI DISTRICT CHAMPIONS! Way to go Mustangs and Wolves! Congratulations to our outstanding coaches: Coach Heather Medlen and Coach Vincent Jovel from Creekview and Coach Jonathan Hall and Coach Jarred Garcia from Ranchview. You and your team have made CFBISD proud!

Here is the following playoff information for each advancing team:

All teams play FRIDAY MARCH 31, 2017 and ALL TICKET PRICES are: $5.00-Adult and $3.00-Student. 14-5A pass will work for Creekview games and 10-4A pass will work for Ranchview games.

6:00 pm – Creekview GIRLS (V) vs. Highland Park (H) @ Wild Cat/Ram Stadium (Lake Highland HS) located at 9449 Church Road, Dallas, 75238.

7:00 pm – Creekview BOYS vs. Mt. Pleasant @ Royse City Stadium located at 6595 FM road 2642, Royse City, 75189.

7:00 pm – Ranchview GIRLS (V) vs. Mabank (H) @ City Bank Stadium (Forney ISD) located at 800 FM road 741, Forney, 75126.

7:00 pm – Ranchview BOYS (H) vs. Ferris (V) @ Forester Field located at 8233 Military Parkway, Dallas, 75227.

Good luck to all teams!

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Reflections Results from Texas PTA

 Texas PTA received 1,027 entries for state-level judging, and awarded nearly 500 students. Overall Award of Excellence recipients advance to National PTA judging and their results will be announced in June. For more info go to: http://www.txpta.org/reflections-results 2 students from CFB ISD are advancing to National PTA level of judging: *Gavin Bloom - Film Production Special Artist - Mc Coy Elementary *Kashmira Kuloor - Visual Arts - McCoy Elementary For the full list of results see attachment. Congratulations to all our Reflections CFB ISD students that advanced to TX PTA!

Reflections Results

Texas PTA received 1,027 entries for state-level judging, and awarded nearly 500 students. Overall Award of Excellence recipients advance to National PTA judging and their results will be announced in June.
For more info go to:
http://www.txpta.org/reflections-results

2 students from CFB ISD are advancing to National PTA level of judging:
*Gavin Bloom – Film Production Special Artist – Mc Coy Elementary
*Kashmira Kuloor – Visual Arts – McCoy Elementary

TX PTA Reflections Awards for CFB ISD Students  2016-17

Student First Name Student Last Name Grade Division Arts Category Title of Work School Name TX PTA Award
Julianna Matheson Middle School Music Composition Changes  in Life Blalack MS Award of Merit
Myles Canonge High School Dance Choreography Synopsis Creekview HS Award of Excellence
Joseph Kim High School Music Composition Lifelong Pursuit Creekview HS Honorable Mention
Violet Smith High School Visual Arts An Artist and Her Conscience Creekview HS Award of Merit
Joey Davis Middle School Literature My Story? Let Me Think About It DeWitt Perry MS Award of Merit
Vivian Lewis Intermediate Film Production Let’s Explore Janie Stark Elementary Participation
Grecia Tarin Primary Photography My story of two worlds Janie Stark Elementary Participation
Samantha Kennedy Primary Dance Choreography Halloween Tap Nightmare Las Colinas Elementary Participation
Molly Butler Primary Literature Years Going Past LaVillita Elementary Participation
Cassandra Scully Middle School Visual Arts Reality  is Conclusion Long MS Award of Merit
Gavin Bloom Intermediate Film Prod- Special Artist Story of my Life McCoy Elementary Overall Award of  Excellence
Anuhya Das Intermediate Visual Arts The Flame Inside McCoy Elementary Award of Excellence
James Decker Intermediate Literature The Story of my Life McCoy Elementary Award of Merit
Kashmira Kuloor Primary Music Composition A Story of my Own McCoy Elementary Award of Merit
Kashmira Kuloor Primary Visual Arts The Embrace of Love McCoy Elementary Overall Award of  Excellence
Kavish Nagrath Primary Film Production Kavish likes to travel because…. McCoy Elementary Participation
Jyothi Narula Intermediate Photography I  Love Watermelon McCoy Elementary Participation
Isaac Pauluzzi Intermediate Music Composition I’m a River McCoy Elementary Honorable Mention
Aditi Vikram Intermediate Dance Choreography Beats and Bells: My Culture Quest McCoy Elementary Award of Excellence
Ciera Stroope High School Photography Eyes are the Windows to the Soul R L Turner HS Participation
Keigan Zipper High School Film Production Keepers of a World Their Own R L Turner HS Participation
Valerie Ramirez Middle School Photography A Web of Emotions Ted Polk MS Honorable Mention
Joseph Bryant Simpson Middle School Visual Arts – Special Artist In My Shoes Ted Polk MS Award of Excellenc

Congratulations to all our Reflections CFB ISD students that advanced to TX PTA!

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Perry Robotics Club Competes at Oklahoma Regional Competition

The Perry Robotics Club traveled to Norman, Oklahoma this past weekend (March 25th) to compete in the multi-state Oklahoma Botball regional competition. Botball is an extremely challenging autonomous robotics competition for middle school and high school students.  There are no division lines and middle school students must compete directly against high school students. The students have nearly 2 1/2 months to design, build, program, document and test up to two robots to compete in a very challenging competition. The robots the students build are 100% autonomous (no remote control) and are programmed by the students in a real-world programming language called "C".  The competition is divided into three parts: seeding rounds, double elimination and a documentation and oral presentation. These scores are combined to get a team's overall score. DeWitt Perry sent 4 teams including a team composed exclusively of Perry alumni from Turner and Creekview called "Perry 2.0".  When the dust settled, of the top 5 teams (out of 48), 3 were from CFBISD

Perry Robotics Club Competes at Botball Competition

The Perry Robotics Club traveled to Norman, Oklahoma this past weekend (March 25th) to compete in the multi-state Oklahoma Botball regional competition. Botball is an extremely challenging autonomous robotics competition for middle school and high school students.  There are no division lines and middle school students must compete directly against high school students. The students have nearly 2 1/2 months to design, build, program, document and test up to two robots to compete in a very challenging competition. The robots the students build are 100% autonomous (no remote control) and are programmed by the students in a real-world programming language called “C”.

The competition is divided into three parts: seeding rounds, double elimination and a documentation and oral presentation. These scores are combined to get a team’s overall score. DeWitt Perry sent 4 teams including a team composed exclusively of Perry alumni from Turner and Creekview called “Perry 2.0”.

When the dust settled, of the top 5 teams (out of 48), 3 were from CFBISD. Awards won include:

1st place alliance competition
2nd place overall
4th place overall
5th place overall
2nd place seeding competition
3rd place seeding competition
5th place seeding competition
4th place double elimination
Judges choice for best school spirtt
Judges choice for outstanding community outreach
Judges for best commented code
Highest seeding scores of the day

The kids have worked for nearly three months after school, every weekend and gave up their Spring break to come in and work on world dominating robots. The club would like to thank the CFB Association for the Gifted and Talented, Kathryn Schaeffer who is the executive director of CFBISD Advanced Academic Services and Mrs. Asheley Brown the principal of DeWitt Perry Middle School for their support of our organization.

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Landry Elementary Commemorates Susan Kelly

Paying Homage to Susan Kelly of Landry Elementary

Susan Kelly represents many things to us in our district.  She is the Director of Elementary Language Arts, a guided reading guru and she is also a Leverage Leadership Coach.  She is constantly researching the latest techniques and strategies and helps implement them in classrooms.  Everything she does has a definite purpose to promote teacher growth so that we can boost student achievement by preparing them with a strong foundation in literacy.  Landry Elementary would like to honor her work, her success and her leadership in our district.  Please join Landry Elementary in celebrating Susan Kelly!

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