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2020-21 Return to School & Online Registration Now Available!
Birdville ISD has opened online registration EARLY for the 2020-21 school year. You may register online beginning Thursday, July 2 through August 26.
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Return to School Message from Superintendent | June 30, 2020
BISD, like school districts across the state, is spending this time making plans for the return to school this August. Our plans include regular updates to parents, staff, students and the BISD family on how the COVID-19 pandemic is impacting every aspect of the return to school. Read more for complete message.
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Haltom High School’s AP Virtual Presentation
View the artwork of several Haltom HS's visual art students.
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Return to School Status Message | June 24, 2020
On Tuesday, June 23, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) was to provide school districts across the state with important information regarding in-person instruction for the 2020–21 school year. Read more.
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Birdville ISD Board Votes to Change Richland High School Mascot
At a special called meeting, the Birdville ISD Board of Trustees unanimously voted to remove “Rebel(s)” and associated images as the school’s mascot and will work to select a new symbol to represent the school, students, staff, and the community moving forward. Read more.
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Return to School 2020 Status | June 18, 2020
Birdville ISD anticipates further guidance next week from the Texas Education Agency on returning to school in the fall. Read complete status message.
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Athletics Summer Conditioning Re-Entry Plan
Complete details regarding Summer Strength Conditioning and Sport Skills Training Guidelines during COVID-19.
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Returning District-Issued Chromebooks
If you were unable to turn in your device at the Haltom High School drop off, you must return the device to BISD’s Technology Department at 3126 Carson Street between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday-Thursday. View complete details.
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Summer Enrichment for Grades PreK - 12
Looking for some Summer Fun? Birdville ISD Summer Enrichment is now available for pre-K through Grade 12. Resources for reading, math, science, and social studies, as well as social-emotional and advanced academics, are included. > Read more
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Elementary Summer Reading
Every pre-K through fifth grade student will have access to online books throughout the summer. Click to view complete details.
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Special Education Notification for Parents
Birdville ISD, as required by Senate Bill 139, is providing parents with Updates on Special Education. Click title or READ MORE to view the flyer
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COVID-19 Informational Website
Stay informed with the website with district updates and coronavirus.
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Hope Squad and BISD’s Counseling Department Provide Resources
Hope Squad and BISD’s Counseling Department have several recommendations on how to support struggling students during school closures.
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Birdville Independent School District’s Child Nutrition Department is committed to ensuring the availability of nutritious and delicious food choices for all students every school day.Our focus, each week, is to meet the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and satisfy the requirements for the National School Breakfast & Lunch Program through high quality food service at a reasonable price.We believe that quality nutrition is a key component to a student’s ability to learn, and it is our goal to provide it!Studies show that good eating habits support student performance in school. Children who eat healthy meals (breakfasts and lunches) score higher on tests, have better attendance, make fewer trips to school nurses, and have fewer disciplinary problems. School meals play a critical role, as they provide students with the healthiest, lowest-cost, most nutritionally balanced meals available.
Each of our campuses offers a balanced breakfast and lunch, which are available to all students. Monthly calendars are posted on this site with nutritional and allergy information. Feel free to browse our pages for information and a little nutrition education. If you need more information, please feel free to contact our department.
It is truly our pleasure to provide your student with a healthful and balanced meal every day of the school week!
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