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Recognized The Tree of North Texas for their partnership with Birdville High School. They provide students with snacks, hygiene products, and winter coats and serve as a resource for larger needs as well. The Tree’s commitment to serving our campus needs allows the students, teachers, and staff to feel the comfort and security of a community that comes together to serve those in need. 

Reese Helgason, Porter Elementary fourth grader, was recognized as PÕ¾ÊÓƵ’s 2023 Holiday Card Contest first-place winner.

Charley Black, Holiday Heights Elementary fifth grader, was recognized as PÕ¾ÊÓƵ’s 2023 Holiday Card Contest second-place winner.

Chloe Daniel, Snow Heights Elementary fifth grader, was recognized as PÕ¾ÊÓƵ’s 2023 Holiday Card Contest third-place winner.

Abby Arevalo, Cheney Hills Elementary fifth grader, was recognized as PÕ¾ÊÓƵ’s 2023 Holiday Card Contest honorable mention winner.

Recognized the two Automotive Technology teams that recently won at the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow national competition held in Las Vegas. They will now represent PÕ¾ÊÓƵ and Texas at the Hot Rodders of Tomorrow 2023 Elite Ten National Championship in Indianapolis to compete for the title of Best team in the nation. Additionally, PÕ¾ÊÓƵ is the first Texas team ever to be represented in Indianapolis for the prestigious national competition. Teams are: 

• “Team Engine Pro” placed fourth with a final time of 28:08. 
  • Aiden Albino, senior at Haltom High
  • Keven Atala, senior at Richland High
  • Kevin Fernandez, senior at Richland High
  • Ty Fuller, senior at Richland High
  • Jarrett Fuller, senior at Richland High 

• “Team Howard’s Cams” placed third with a final time of 27:15. 
  • Patrick Lewter, senior at Birdville High
  • Zander Sladek, senior at Richland High
  • Eleazar Rivera, senior at Haltom High
  • Izaac Mireles, junior at Birdville High
  • Rene Chavez, junior at Haltom High 

Approved donations from: 

• Freeman Buick–GMC to West Birdville Elementary; and
• Ag Backers to the BCTAL Agriculture Science Program. 

Approved revisions to Board Policy EIA (LOCAL) Academic Achievement: Grading/Progress Reports to Parents, and EIC (LOCAL) Academic Achievement: Class Ranking. These changes align with practice after moving from six-week to nine-week grading periods, and the use of grades from a retaken course in calculation of class rank and on the student transcript respectively. 

Approved the utility easement with JPI Development. 

Approved the Tarrant County District Appraisal fees for 2024. 

Approved the School Health Advisory Council membership.