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BISD TV is excited to announce our acceptance of five student films into the Fentress Films 1st Annual Film Festival!!

Additionally, two more films have been accepted into the 11th Annual Youth Diversity Film Festival hosted by Black Hollywood Education Resource Center-BHERC.

Student directors are: Zac McKell, Laila Donnelly, Brooke Boyd, Tim Gore, Jayden Bailey and Ryan Cutrer.

Great work, guys!!

Texas Governor Greg Abbott amended his Executive Order, now calling for all schools to remain closed in the state of Texas until May 4th. This means Birdville ISD facilities will be closed and all events/activities canceled until May 4; Online learning and the free lunch feeding stations will continue.

Birdville ISD Extends Closure Through April 17

After consulting with Tarrant County Public Health officials, Birdville ISD is joining area school districts in extending our emergency closure. BISD will be closed through April 17 to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Online learning will begin Monday, March 30, and the free lunch feeding stations will continue.

The Community Enrichment Center and Tarrant Area Food Bank will provide groceries to families at various BISD feeding stations. Groceries will be distributed at the same time meals are being distributed by BISD (11 a.m. – 1 p.m.).
Today's groceries will be distributed at Binion Elementary, 7400 Glenview Dr., Richland Hills, 76118.

Birdville ISD Families,

Today during a noon press conference, Governor Greg Abbott announced a Public Health Disaster in Texas due to COVID-19—the first of its kind in the state since 1901. As part of the order, he announced all schools will be closed through April 3 to help prevent the spread of disease. All school-sponsored events and activities will be canceled during this time period as well.

Birdville ISD joins other districts across the state in complying with the declaration and extending our current closure through April 3 at which time state and health department officials will reassess the situation. The Governor’s announcement included further closures and restrictions statewide, but did not institute a shelter-in-place directive. All critical essential services will continue and domestic travel is still allowed.

We urge our BISD families to practice social distancing and do your part to help combat the spread of COVID-19. We will be posting a copy of the Public Health Disaster Declaration directly to our COVID-19 website today.

The University Interscholastic League has also notified public schools today that UIL games and contests will resume no earlier than Monday, May 4th. Districts will receive further guidance regarding practices and rehearsals depending on the reopen date for public schools.

We will continue to monitor guidance from the state and will share information with you as it becomes available.

BISD to Offer FREE Meals for Students

Meals will be offered to all students through curbside pickup beginning Tuesday, March 17. Click below for complete details.

https://www.birdvilleschools.net/covid19freemeals

During this unprecedented public health challenge, we at TEA are doing all we can to support our schools and local communities. Given the need for social distancing, schools across the state are closing normal operations, and working to support learning while students remain home.

In normal times, STAAR serves as an invaluable tool to accurately and reliably diagnose how well students have learned to read, write, and do math. This information is used by parents to support the academic growth of their children, and by educators to adjust how they approach teaching to maximize student learning.

This year, though, it has become apparent that schools will be unable to administer STAAR as they would normally. TEA has already waived a host of regulations, allowing schools to quickly pivot to provide instruction and support in ways they never have before. We are thankful for Governor Abbot’s willingness to waive the STAAR testing requirement, as it allows schools the maximum flexibility to remain focused on public health while also investing in the capacity to support student learning remotely.

The educators we have been working with across the state remain concerned about the possible impact COVID-19 will have on student academic growth. TEA will continue to support them in every way we can, including ensuring the availability of free tools to diagnose student learning. This will be just as necessary moving forward as it has been, so our dedicated Texas educators have the tools necessary to ensure all our students continue to grow into the best versions of themselves, both during and beyond our current public health challenge.

UPDATE DATE CHANGE: Birdville ISD to offer FREE meals for students during closure beginning TUESDAY, March 17th

FREE meals will be offered to ALL students through curbside pickup beginning Tuesday, March 17. BISD will provide pickup stations in front of Birdville Elementary, Binion Elementary, West Birdville Elementary, and Watauga Elementary from 11 a.m. to noon for anyone age 18 and under. Beginning Tuesday, lunch will be provided Monday – Friday throughout the closure. Students must be present to receive a meal. BISD will evaluate if additional meal sites are needed over the next few days.

https://www.birdvilleschools.net/covid19FreeMeals

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NOTICIA DE ULTIMA HORA: Birdville ISD ofrecerá comidas GRATUITAS para los estudiantes durante el cierre comenzando el martes 17 de marzo.

Se ofrecerán comidas GRATUITAS a TODOS los estudiantes a través de la entrega en la acera a partir delmartes 17 de marzo. BISD proporcionará estaciones de entrega frente a Birdville Elementary, Binion Elementary, West Birdville Elementary y Watauga Elementary desde las 11 a.m. hasta el mediodía para cualquier persona menor de 18 años. A partir del martes, se proporcionará almuerzo de lunes a viernes durante todo el cierre. Los estudiantes deben estar presentes para recibir una comida. BISD evaluará si se necesitan sitios de comidas adicionales durante los próximos días.