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FBISD All Star Talent Draft 2017 Job Fair, April 1
Fort Bend ISD is seeking applicants to fill positions as teachers, campus administrators, auxiliary support, paraprofessionals and central office staff. Individuals interested in learning more about these positions are invited to attend FBISD's All Star Talent Draft Job Fair on Saturday, April 1 at Constellation Stadium, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
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FBISD Film Fest, April 6
 The community is invited to attend Fort Bend ISD's second annual Film Fest on Thursday, April 6, from 6:00 - 9:00 p.m. at Rodgers Auditorium (550 Dulles Ave). Sponsored by the District's Digital Learning Department, the event will feature the creative film works of students in grades K-12.
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Fort Bend ISD is proud to announce that it has not one or two, but three of the 2017 H-E-B Excellence in Education Awards finalists: Julie Diaz, principal of Travis High School; Richard Embrick, teacher at Crockett Middle School; and the FBISD Board of Trustees!
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 Veteran educators Stephanie Houston (left) and Dee Knox (right, pictured with Superintendent Charles Dupre) were named Fort Bend ISD's 2017 Principals of the Year. Houston is the principal at Ridgemont Elementary School and is the Elementary Principal of the Year; and Knox, principal at Dulles Middle School, is the Secondary Principal of the Year. They were selected by their peers for the honor based on their outstanding leadership, service and dedication to their students and staff.
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Fort Bend ISD is pleased to announce the names of six teachers who have been named the District Elementary and Secondary 2017 Rookie Teachers of the Year. The honorees are first-year teachers who are making a positive difference in the classroom.
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The March 2017 meetings of the FBISD Board of Trustees will be held on the following dates:
March 6
Listening Tour at Travis High School, 5:00 p.m.
Called Meeting and Agenda Review, 6:00 p.m.
March 27
Regular Board Meeting, 6:00 p.m.
More information, including meeting agendas and agenda packets, can be viewed on the
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 As the new Athletic Director for Fort Bend ISD, Rodney Chant certainly has a large task under his hands. But with more than 20 years of experience and plenty of drive, Chant is ready to take control of the District's athletic programs. Now, just a few weeks on the job, we took a moment to check in on Chant and see how things are going.
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 Nearly 3,000 miles separate students in Fort Bend from the United State Embassy in Panama City. And yet, the students and the embassy staff have been working closely together over the last few months as part of the Adopt a U.S. Embassy Program (AUEP). The students, from the Global Studies Academy at Clements, are part of the pilot program with the U.S. Department of State that matches high school students with embassies in order to kindle and expand interest in diplomacy and foreign service.
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Hundreds of Fort Bend ISD high school students will take their talent on the road this weekend, participating in the Academic Decathlon and DECA state competitions. Four teams from the District will be competing in the Academic Decathlon, and more than 300 students from the District will be competing in state competition for DECA.
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 The start of the 85th Texas Legislative Session is an exciting and busy time for not only elected officials, but also the many advocates and leaders from across the state. As Fort Bend ISD student leaders visited Austin recently, the halls of the State Capitol were filled with people, rushing from one meeting to another. The priorities and goals set here will affect the lives of millions of Texans for the next two years. This was one of the theme of the day for students in the Board's Student Leadership program, to see what they have learned in their classrooms and seen on television in real life.
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 Nearly 300 middle school students from the District participated in the Difference Maker Summit, presented by Teen Truth on February 9. The event was held to engage the students to think about how they could improve the climate on their respective campuses. The students represented leaders from all of the District's 14 middle schools, and were handpicked by administrators for their influence on campus.
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