COMING SOON: FORT BEND ISD PRE-REGISTRATION
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In the coming weeks, after the District has announced more detailed plans for the 2020-21 school year, we will ask families to pre-register. During pre-registration, families will indicate whether their students will be returning to face-to-face instruction in August, or if they plan to take advantage of a fully online model due to personal health and safety concerns. This pre-registration is important so that we can more effectively plan to support students, and again, we will continue to keep you updated every step of the way.
Please continue to monitor your email, and visit the Fort Bend ISD website and social media channels for additional updates.
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CELEBRATING SUCCESS: OUR FBISD STUDENTS CONTINUE TO SHINE
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Walker Station Elementary student named Grand Prize Winner of Art Contest
Congratulations to Aaria Arora, a Walker Station Elementary second grader, on being named the Grand Prize Winner of the Take Care of Texas 2020 Kids Art Contest. The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality hosts the contest to invite students to learn about the importance of protecting the environment, while thinking of creative ways to share their knowledge with others by submitting artwork that shows how they help keep the air and water clean, conserve water and energy, and reduce waste. As Grand Prize Winner, she received a laptop computer courtesy of the Texas Chemical Council.
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Fort Bend ISD students compete in National History Day 2020 Virtual Contest
Six Fort Bend ISD students are participating in the National History Day (NHD) 2020 Virtual Contest, which began Sunday, June 14 and ends Saturday, June 20.
The students include:
Rohan Dharia, Angi Tong, Falisha Raval, Anni Tong, Anshuni Kale
and
Trisha
– all of Sartartia Middle School. The national contest
is the final stage of a series of contests at local and state/affiliate levels and welcomes students from all 50 U.S. states and countries throughout the world. The contest ends on Sat., June 20, with an awards ceremony from 3:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. EDT and supporters can watch the live stream at
www.nhd.org//virtual2020awards
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HOUSTON FOOD BANK PROVIDES FOOD DISTRIBUTIONS THROUGH JULY AT SELECT CAMPUSES; GRAB & GO MEALS AVAILABLE THROUGH JUNE
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Fort Bend ISD’s Collaborative Communities Department continues its partnership with the Houston Food Bank to provide food items and toiletries to families throughout the community. Since March, the partnership has held 18 food distributions at 10 campuses spanning the entire District. To date,
3,943
FBISD families (including 9,020 children and 9,638 adults) have received meals through the partnership.
Families can stop by the following FBISD campuses from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. to receive free items. All District families are welcome to participate.
Upcoming food distribution dates and locations include:
- Thurs., June 25 at Travis High School (11111 Harlem Rd., Richmond, 77406)
- Thurs., July 2 at Hightower High School (3333 Hurricane Lane, Missouri City, 77459)
- Thurs., July 16 at Hightower High School (3333 Hurricane Lane, Missouri City, 77459)
- Thurs., July 23 at Bush High School (6707 FM 1464, Richmond, 77407)
- Thurs., July 30 at Progressive High School (1555 Independence Blvd., Missouri City, 77489)
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Be a Champion is Fort Bend ISD, in partnership with Be a Champion, is continuing to provide free meals to students through June, with a few notable changes. Meals are currently being served at 17 locations. Also, with the District observing its four-day summer work week schedule, meals will only be available for pickup Monday through Thursday, with extra breakfast and/or lunch meals provided to students for Friday.
LEARN MORE
about program changes and available Grab & Go Meals locations.
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FRIENDLY REMINDERS REGARDING PROGRAMS, MEETINGS AND SERVICES
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CHECK OUT THESE FORT BEND EDUCATION FOUNDATION SERVICES
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