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Posted March 7, 2008

Chief Technology Officer Named

Tanner
Patrick Tanner has been named Carroll’s new Chief Technology Officer. His hiring was approved by Trustees during Monday evening’s School Board meeting.

Tanner brings more than 18 years of experience to the district. He most recently served as Manager of Information Technology Services for Skyward, Inc. – a developer of student, finance and human resources administrative software for K-12 school districts. Having served nine years in the United States Air Force as Information Systems Manager, Tanner’s experience also includes IT management work for the Garland Independent School District, Southwest Airlines as well as consulting.

“Patrick’s level of experience in the realm of information technology speaks for itself,” said Superintendent Dr. David J. Faltys. “We’re excited to welcome him to the District and believe his expertise will have a great impact on the Carroll ISD community.”

Tanner is a graduate of Dallas Christian College, and holds certifications as a Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), Master Certified Network Associate (MCNE), Certified Xiotech Engineer (CXE) and Certified Novell Engineer (CNE).

“I couldn’t be more thrilled to join the Carroll Dragon family,” said Tanner. “And, I’m looking forward to working with the CISD team to establish a world class technology environment.”

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Monday Is Last Day For Election Filing

Monday, March 10 is the last day to file for a place on the ballot for individuals interested in running for a three-year term on the Carroll ISD Board of Trustees. Filing will end at 5 p.m. Monday. To date, three incumbents have filed for a place on the May 10 ballot. They include Place 1 Trustee Craig Rothmeier, Place 2 Trustee Bernie Ausdenmoore, and Place 3 Trustee Sue Armstrong.

Citizens interested in filing can do so during regular business hours Monday through Friday at the Administration Center, 3051 Dove Road in Grapevine. Filing began February 9.

To qualify as a candidate, a person must be a qualified voter, a United States citizen, 18 years of age or older on the first day of the term to be filled, never finally convicted of a felony, and never determined mentally incompetent by a final judgment of a court. In addition, an individual seeking election must have been a resident of the state for 12 months and a resident of the district six months prior to the filing deadline.

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Long Range Facility Planning Committee To Meet Monday

Carroll ISD's Long-Range Facility Planning Committee will hold its organizational meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, March 10 in the library of the former Carroll Intermediate School building, 1101 N. Carroll Avenue in Southlake. The committee has been charged to serve in an advisory capacity to the School Board and Administration on a temporary basis regarding the topic of long-range facility planning.

The committee is comprised of 41 citizens and employees representing each of the school attendance zones. The group will spend the next several months working to:

• Study existing demographic data and future projections for student enrollment;
• Tour district facilities and assess capital improvement needs in consultation with CISD staff;
• Identify any additional needs or facilities required of the district to effectively carry out its mission long-term;
• Review Carroll ISD’s current and projected financial situation, considering all factors, including but certainly not limiting CISD to: a school bond election; attendance rezoning, new construction, building additions, temporary facilities and/or any other options for addressing long-range facility needs; and
• Make a final recommendation for action as part of a long-range facility plan to the CISD School Board and Administration.

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Spring Break Quickly Approaching

All Carroll ISD students and staff members will be on spring break March 17-21. In addition, because the district has not used a bad weather day this year, Monday, March 24 will also be a student and staff holiday. Regular hours will resume Tuesday, March 25.

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Celebrate Texas Public Schools Week

Carroll ISD is celebrating Texas Public Schools Week March 25-28. Special activities and events are planned to showcase the extraordinary teaching and learning taking place in classrooms daily.

The community is invited to attend CISD elementary and intermediate open houses in support and recognition of our public schools. Mark your calendars for these upcoming events.

Tuesday, March 25
Carroll Elementary: 5:30-7 p.m.
Durham Elementary: 5:30-7 p.m.
Johnson Elementary: 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Old Union Elementary: 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Rockenbaugh Elementary: 6-7 p.m.

Thursday, March 27
Durham Intermediate: 5-6:30 p.m.
Eubanks Intermediate: 5th grade: 5:30-6:30 p.m.; 6th grade 6:45-7:45 p.m.

Texas Public Schools Week was established in 1950 by the Masonic Lodges of Texas to recognize contributions made by the state’s free system of education. The Texas School Public Relations Association (TSPRA) has promoted Texas Public Schools Week for more than 20 years. Each year, the event has grown and it continues to be a meaningful way to showcase the many educational opportunities given to the millions of students attending Texas public schools. This year's theme, developed by TSPRA, is Lift Off to Learning.

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Register Your Little Dragon For Kindergarten

Carroll ISD elementary schools have scheduled kindergarten registration events in an effort to pre-register the Class of 2021. School officials mailed a postcard to all residential and commercial taxpayers in an effort to communicate kindergarten registration procedures. This postcard features Durham Elementary School kindergarten teacher Tiffany Delbridge. The postcard was sponsored and paid for by CISD corporate partner, Roxann Taylor & Associates Realtors.

Students who turn five years old on or before September 1, 2008 are eligible to register. Some campuses are offering single registration dates and parents can register their kindergarten students anytime on or after that event. Others ask for parents to register their kindergartner during regular business hours and have planned a student orientation for later in the month.

To register your child for kindergarten, you'll need a copy of the child's Social Security number, up-to-date immunization records, birth certificate and two proofs of residency. A driver's license does not constitute proof of residence; rather parents are asked to submit a recent electric AND water bill.

Dates for kindergarten registration are:
• Old Union Elementary - Wednesday, April 9 from 8:15 to 9:45 a.m.
• Durham Elementary - Tuesday, April 22 from 6 to 7 p.m.
• Rockenbaugh Elementary - Thursday, April 24 from 8:30 to 10 a.m.
• Carroll Elementary School - Register during regular office hours April 14-24.
• Johnson Elementary School - Register during regular office hours April 14-24.

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Weather Rearranges Sporting Event Schedules

The following is a schedule of athletic events that were rescheduled due to this week's winter weather:

  • Softball - varsity only - vs. Northwest at 3 p.m. at CSHS - Saturday, March 8
  • Boys' Soccer - varsity only - vs. Northwest at noon at Dragon Stadium - Saturday, March 8
  • Track - Dragon Relays at CHS at 1:30 p.m. - Saturday, March 8

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Week Eight True To The Core Nominees Announced

The February 25-29, 2008 Nominees for “Relationships” include:

Amy McNay – Carroll High School
Anne Davis – Old Union Elementary School
Betsy Jones – Carroll Elementary School
Chansi Shope – Dawson Middle School
Deidra Mulloy – Carroll Senior High School
Donna Moss – Johnson Elementary School
Jill Scherler – Old Union Elementary School
Kathy Evans – Durham Elementary School
Malathi Ramesh – Durham Intermediate School
Vanessa Cobb – Durham Elementary School

March 1, the district began accepting nominations for Carroll ISD employees who show evidence of their commitment to "Character & Integrity." Weekly drawings will be held through the month of March, with the employee winning a $100 gift card from the district's We Care sponsors.

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Eubanks Assistant Principal Wins $100 Southwest Airlines Gift Card

Congratulations to Cathy Gillum, Assistant Principal at Eubanks Intermediate School. She’s the latest winner in the True To The Core drawing. For Cathy's dedication to Relationships, she wins a $100 Southwest Airlines gift card donated by sponsors of the We Care program. Cathy was nominated by six of her colleagues during week 5 of the recognition program.

True To The Core is a multi-media community awareness campaign aimed at increasing public understanding and support of our schools. The initiative communicates information about the district's core values, vision and mission through advertisements, postcard mailings, newsletters and video productions. True To The Core represents a message of pride for CISD employees, students and parents.

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CISD Offers Information On New State Fitness Mandate

Carroll ISD has received a number of questions regarding Senate Bill 530 - a new state mandate involving a FitnessGram, a fitness test program for students in grades 3-12.

The link below provides answers to some of the frequently asked questions surrounding Senate Bill 530.

Senate Bill 530 Fact Sheet

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Golf Teams Host Annual Dragon Invitational

Save the date for the fifth annual Dragon Invitational Monday, April 28 taking place at Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club in Keller. Registration begins at 12:30 p.m. followed by the shotgun start at 1:30 p.m. The cost is $175 per player or $700 per team. Proceeds benefit the Carroll Dragon golf program.

There will be four hole-in-one prize opportunities with the chance to win $10,000 cash, $500 golf shot credit, set of irons (2-PW) and a seven-day cruise.

In addition, players will enjoy a great day on the course with Beat the Pro, Longest Drive and Closest to the Pin contests. The tournament fee includes a box lunch and buffet dinner provided by our event sponsor.

Flier: 5th Annual Dragon Invitational

For more information, or to register for the tournament, contact Kari Litwak at 817-421-6680 or at www.carrolldragons.org/golfaspx.

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Riley Dodge Named Parade All-American

Congratulations to CSHS senior Riley Dodge for being named to Parade's 2008 All-America High School Football Team. Riley was named to the "All-Purpose" division by Parade. Riley will attend the University of North Texas.

To read the complete article, visit: www.parade.com/articles/editions/2008/edition_02-03-2008/All-America

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Carroll Schools Celebrate Music In Our Schools Month

March has been officially designated as Music In Our Schools Month by the National Association for Music Education. This celebration is meant to raise awareness of the importance of music education for all children.

Click the following link to view a Inside Carroll feature that highlights Old Union Elementary students at work with music: www.southlakecarroll.edu/insidecarrollmusic/musicinourschools.html

Carroll ISD students are taking time out to celebrate the gift of music this month. See below for a list of upcoming musical events taking place in CISD schools:

Durham Elementary School
Monday, March 10: Mallet Madness -students will be engaged in playing musical rhythm games with xylophones, metallophones and different kinds of drums during music classes.

Rockenbaugh Elementary School
Tuesday, March 11: 2nd grade musical - Salute to Seuss.

Old Union Elementary School
Thursday, March 13: 1st graders present A Year With Frog and Toad. Students will sing, dance, play instruments and demonstrate how music is related to art, PE, science and reading. The performance begins at 6 p.m.

Carroll Middle School
March 10-11: Choir UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Contest.

Dawson Middle School
March 10-12: Choir UIL Concert and Sight-Reading Contest.

Carroll Senior High School
Monday, March 10: Southlake Community Band Concert will be held at EIS at 7 p.m.
Saturday, March 29: Jazz Bands 1 and 2 will compete in the TCU Jazz Festival

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Up, Up And Away: Rockenbaugh Kite Days, Run The Rock

It's up, up and away with Rockenbaugh Elementary kite date March 12-14. Students will enjoy some high flying fun during their regular PE classes. Parents and grandparents are invited to join their child for some treasured memories and to lend a helping hand.

In addition, RES will host its annual Run the Rock 5K Friday, March 28. Running Club students in 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades who have accumulated 25 miles or more this year are eligible to participate. This year, RES has more than 130 participants registered - including students, parents and teachers. The race begins at 11 a.m.

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Theatre Department Presents One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest

Carroll Theatre Department's UIL One Act Play public performances of Dale Wasserman's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest take place March 12-14.

All performances begin at 7:30 p.m. in the CSHS auditorium. Tickets are $5 and may be purchased online at www.dragondrama.net.

Tickets may also be purchased in the CSHS Box Office in front of the student activity center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the days of the performances.

 

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Odyssey Of The Mind Participants Reach State Finals

Dragon students participated in the regional Odyssey of the Mind tournament recently. Students from Carroll Elementary, Old Union Elementary, Rockenbaugh Elementary, Johnson Elementary, Durham Intermediate, Dawson Middle and Carroll High competed. The first and second place finishers will be attending the state finals competition April 4 and 5 in Houston.

These hard-working students prepare for competition from November to March on long term solution projects - and just to make it to the tournament is an accomplishment in and of itself.

Carroll ISD's Odyssey of the Mind Teams

Odyssey of the Mind State Finalists

Congratulations to the following teams that will be advancing to the state finals:

First Place Division 3 (grades 9-12):
Sandy Sook's Classics- PJ Sook(10), Logan Uhtenwoldt(11), Rachel Reed(11), Nathan Kingsley(12), Tim Scalzo(11), John Ruelas(11), Alex Adams(11)

Perry Sook's Vehicular- PJ Sook(10), Logan Uhtenwoldt(11), Rachel Reed(11), Nathan Kingsley(12), Emily Avila(10), Spencer Rainbolt(9), Mikhail Zaidi(11)

Cindy Featherston's Division 3 Technical -Emilie Featherston(8), Katie Dachniwsky(9), Lisa Mayer(8), Annie Newman(8), Nico Scalzo(7)

Photos courtesy of Feragne

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Durham Intermediate Band Breaks 300

Congratulations to the 131 Durham Intermediate School band students who earned 305 gold medals and 11 silver medals at the DIS/CMS Solo and Ensemble Contest held March 1. In addition, judges awarded several soloists as outstanding soloists. Those awards went to: Marilee Yeager-Flute, Emily Kemins-Oboe, Maggie Burks-Oboe, Kara McIntyre-Bassoon, Haley McFadden-Bassoon, Avery Alexander-Clarinet, Colton Ginn-Clarinet, Rachel Vecchio-Clarinet, Michelle Ober-Alto Saxophone, Ryan Adler-Alto Saxophone, Darian Aghili-Trumpet, Vijay Ramesh-Trumpet, Vinay Soni-French Horn, Andrew Jensen-Trombone, Mark Elliott-Trombone, Danielle Brown-Euphonium, Connor Kaiser-Euphonium, Kenny Martin-Tuba, Sarah Westerman-Percussion, Ellie VanAmerongen-Percussion and Adam Bautista-Percussion.

There were also three ensembles recognized as outstanding. Those were Katie Simmons, Nicole Bartlett and Rene Santos-Flute Trio, Kelsie Harshaw, Marilee Yeager, Maggie Burks and Haley McFadden-Woodwind Quartet and the Clarinet Class Ensemble. Mr.Gresham, Mrs. Dell and Mr. Johnson are very proud of each student's success.

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Dragon Students Score At Special Olympics Basketball Competition

Several Dragon students competed in the Special Olympics area basketball competition last weekend in Arlington. The team is coached by Marc and Joan McGaffigan. The team put on a quite a show. Congratulations to all of the winners.

Individual Skills:
Alexis Edwards - Bronze Medal
Marshall Varriale - Bronze Medal
Joonas Lehto - Bronze Medal
Stacey Spann - Gold Medal
Chris Norman - Gold Medal
Chase Brewster - Gold Medal
Nick Kane - Silver Medal
Brian Hill - Gold Medal
Amy Stefanko - Gold Medal

Team Competition:
Dragon Green - Silver Medal
* Alissa Walburg
* Jaimie Hill
* Macy Smith
* Connor Rausch
* Lindsey Baist
* Christa Wicklund
* Alicia Wettig
* Andreas Nauwelaers

Dragon Black - Bronze Medal
* Kathryn Albertini
* Colton Quinn
* Jimmy Makowiecki
* Joasia Nelson
* Barrett Benesh
* Chase Milyo
* Maggie Holm

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Emerald Belles Kick Their Way To A First Place Finish

The Emerald Belles finished their last competition this week at Texas State University in San Marcos at the ShowMaker State Competition. The team was awarded first place in all three dances. They competed against schools from the Houston, Austin, and San Antonio areas.

The Belles were also named the Line of Champions - reserved for the highest scoring team at the competition. They also received Outstanding Choreography, Outstanding Technique, Outstanding Precision, Outstanding Showmanship, Creative Costuming for their jazz and high kick routines, and Judges' Award.

The Emerald Belle officers competed in the officer division and were awarded first place in all three of their dances and first in their division. In addition, they received Judges' Award, Outstanding Choreography, Technique, Precision and Showmanship.

Carolyn Dawson, Kristen Mabry, Laura Pearson and Megan Shaw competed in the solo category and were named as ShowMaker State Solo Finalists. Megan Shaw placed fifth, Kristin Mabry placed second and Laura Pearson won first and was awarded ShowMaker State Solo Winner.

Melissa Page directs the varsity Emerald Belles and Kathryn Dobrow directs the JV Belles.

Click the following link to view a feature on the Emerald Belles drill team sponsored by Roxann Taylor & Associates, Realtors: www.southlakecarroll.edu/insidecarrollrtaylor/roxanninterstitial.html

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CHS Students Compete In Science Fair

Carroll High School students represented the Dragons well at a recent science fair event. Seven sophomore competed in the 57th year of the event challenging students in all areas of science. All seven members of the CISD team came back with honors. Congratulations to the following students:

Cassie Shankman:
1st Place award: Morrison Milling Company
1st Place award: Plant Sciences
Dean's Science Award from the UNT College of Arts and Sciences ---$4000 scholarship

Shannon Shankman:
1st Place award: Fort Worth Regional Science Fair Director Award
3rd Place award: Chemistry

Conner Adams:
1st Place award: Best Environmental Project
1st Place award: Environmental Analysis and Management
1st Place award: Stockholm Junior Water Prize
1st Place award: Water Environment Association of Texas
1st Place award: American Industrial Hygiene Association

Emily Baughman:
2nd Place award: University of North Texas
Honorable Mention: Chemistry

Ross Christensen:
3rd Place award: Behavioral and Social Science
2nd Place award: All Categories

Claire Durham:
Honorable Mention: Animal Sciences

Ryan Montoya:
3rd Place award: Physical and Engineering Sciences
+one Special Award

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Dragon Swimmers Win National Academic Awards

The Carroll Dragon swim and dive team has qualified for academic awards from the National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association (NISCA) for the 2007-2008 season.

NISCA Scholar "Team" Award:
*Gold 3.750 - 4.000
*Silver 3.500 - 3.749
*Bronze 3.200 - 3.499

  • Carroll Boys' Varsity District Swim/Dive Team, cumulative GPA 3.693 Silver Award
  • Carroll Girls' Varsity District Swim/Dive Team, cumulative GPA 3.793 Gold Award

11 senior swimmers from the Dragon swim team qualified as NISCA Academic All-Americans with cumulative GPAs higher than 93.750. These students athletes include:

Caitlin Baran
Alejo Benedetti
Jason Bickerstaff
Kelly Haitz
Arrington Hayes
Charlie Hope
Katria Kendall
Tyler Liu
Andrew Mays
Connor Rielly
Victoria Spickler

Congratulations to the Carroll Dragon swim and dive teams and to the senior who have earned Academic All-American from NISCA.

Kevin Murphy coaches the swim team and Carolyn Hryorchuk coaches the dive team.

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Dragon Students Recognized For Service

Fifty-six outstanding, young student leaders from across the state were recognized for serving their schools and communities at Education in Action’s Texas Independence Day Recognition Ceremony and Reception March 2. Dragon students Cassie and Shannon Shankman were recognized.

Cassie Shankman
Project: The Dark Side of Night – Cassie led a group of Carroll High School students to set up a display at Town Hall and communicate the importance of understanding sleep disorders and what can be done about them. Over 55 people were educated about how they can get help for their disorder. Cassie stated, "My goal is to increase awareness of this often overlooked, but potentially dangerous disorder. If I can improve one person's life, then this community service project is a success."
Sponsor: Julie McCurley, Cassie’s Biology Teacher

Shannon Shankman
Project: Sleep Disorder Awareness – Shannon utilized students from Carroll High School to help inform the local community about the impact of sleep disorders. Sixty-five people were informed about the risks and how to get help for sleep disorders. Shannon stated, "Sleep disorders are a growing problem in our society. The earlier the problem can be detected, the healthier the patient."
Sponsor: Julie McCurley, Shannon’s Biology Teacher

Each of the student honorees participated in the Lone Star Leadership Academy, a week-long leadership development program offered each summer by Education in Action. As graduates of this program, they were invited to join Education in Action’s alumni program, the Lone Star Youth Leadership Council, to receive leadership training during the school year to support them as they created and led service projects in their schools/communities. Across the state 56 students, representing 39 school districts, one charter school and one private school, completed service projects as members of the Lone Star Youth Leadership Council during the 2007-2008 school year. Education in Action celebrated these outstanding young students’ contributions the weekend of Texas Independence Day in honor of the organization’s mission to empower young Texans to be informed and active leaders in their communities.

For more information about Education in Action visit www.educationinaction.org or call 817-562-4957.

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Computer Science Team Competes In Programming Contest

The Carroll Computer Science team recently competed at HP CodeWars, an annual state-wide programming competition in Houston. Dragon teams placed 12th and 16th out of 80 advanced teams and over 100 novice teams.

Congratulations to the following students: Ben Klingler, Louis Peryea, Brock McDonald, Justin Koehmstedt, Aaron Elliott, Tyler McVety, Samir Hegde, Tyler Cwikla and Jim Klopchic.

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Dragon Celebrations

Congratulations to Rafael Leyva (Maintenance Department) for being accepted into a local university's law school program. Rafael currently attends Everest College and is earning his Associate's degree to become a paralegal.

Rafael has been a member of the Dragon team since 2000.

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Posted To The Website

The following documents have been recently posted to the Carroll ISD website:

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Dragon Travel Hockey Camp Offered

Don't miss the Dragon Travel Hockey camp - coached by Tony Curtale – three-time National Junior A Champ Texas Tornado coach - along with Craig Fodrill, Tom Yockey and more.

This event will be held at the Dr. Pepper Star Center in Euless twice weekly for six weeks beginning in April. The camp will include 90 minutes of ice per day plus 30 minutes of professional dry-land training.

Additional information will be posted to the www.dragonshockey.org soon. In the meantime, contact Susan Grawe at 972-259-0680 for details.

Office Max Hosting Friends & Family Event

Office Max is hosting a friends and family event for two days only - March 7 and 8. See flier below for additional details.

Flier: Office Max Friends & Family Event

Bob Jones Nature Center Fourth Annual Photography Contest

The Grand Opening of the Bob Jones Nature Center is rapidly approaching! Activities are being planned for the big day - Sunday, April 19. Plan to visit Bob Jones Park and take photos to enter into the Bob Jones Nature Center's Fourth Annual Photo Contest.

The contest is open to children, teens and novice photographers and runs through May 15. The contest challenges photographers of all ages and abilities to capture the beauty of the Cross Timbers ecosystem represented at Bob Jones Park.

Photography contest winners will be announced Friday, May 30 and a winners' reception will be held at the Nature Center in June.

Entry forms are available at the City of Southlake Community Center at Bicentennial Park, the Southlake Public Library and online at www.bjnc.org.

For more information contact Cindy Gaither at 817-329-4673.

 

Texas School Safety Center To Host Poster Contest

The Texas School Safety Center (TxSSC) and the Texas Gang Investigators Association (TGIA) are proud to announce the 8th Annual Anti-Gang Poster Contest.

Each year the TxSSC recognizes six middle school and high school students for their efforts, thoughts and ideas on eliminating violence in schools. This contest provides students grades 6th-12th an opportunity to draw, create or paint positive messages against gang violence. This is a wonderful opportunity that gives students the chance to demonstrate their artistic skills and be able to receive up to $500.

Flier: Texas School Safety Center Poster Contest

Please keep in mind that the deadline for the poster contest is Friday, May 2. In order to be eligible, participants must use the official entry form.

For more information about the poster contest and to download additional applications, log on to http://www.cscs.txstate.edu/txssc/txssc-contests.htm or contact June Cerda at 877.304.2727.

 

Chamber Announces Southlake's Citizen Of The Year

Southlake’s Citizen of the Year was announced at the annual Stars of Southlake awards banquet held February 29 and hosted by the Southlake Chamber of Commerce awarded.

Local resident and community advocate Laura Hill received the honor. Hill’s accomplishments include serving as a City of Southlake Councilman, founding SPARKS (Students and Parents Against Risks to Kids in Southlake), and co-founding the Southlake Angel Society to name a few. In addition, Hill serves on numerous boards and commissions.

Hill, along with her father Wallace Downey, operates Downey Publishing, a Southlake Chamber member business that publishes and distributes phone books to rural parts of Texas, Arkansas and Oklahoma. Hill and Downey founded ART for Education, to give back to these communities, and to date, over $80,000 has been given to schools and students.

Rick Kolster of Peak Performance Development, and a friend of Hill’s, said, “There are many people who donate their time to an effort they believe in. There are others that prefer to just ‘write a check.’ Rarely do you find someone who will write the check, and then roll up her sleeves and dive in to help. This is the kind of person Laura Hill is.”

Other awards presented include:
Small Business of the Year: Brian Zvonecek, Texas Insurance Exchange
Corporate Business of the Year: Central Market
Ambassador of the Year: Felicia Cyphers, First National Bank Town Square
Volunteer of the Year: Gary Blagg, Blagg Tire & Service
Director of the Year: Jill Clifton, Edward Jones
Chairman’s Award: Carita Weaver and Michael Burns, i5 web works
President’s Award: Jason Lind, Mike Mills Wealth Management
Youth of the Year: Cassandra Shankman

For additional event photos, please visit www.southlakechamber.com.


AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour Coming To Town

Group tickets are available to see the AVP Pro Beach Volleyball Tour coming up April 17-20 at the Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.

Come out and see 128 of the world’s best volleyball players, including 2004 Olympic Gold medallists Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh. Players in this tournament will compete, (and possibly win) in Beijing this Summer.

For information on group pricing and fundraising opportunities call 214-261-4713 or E-mail cfariss@texasrangers.com.

Groups of 15 or more get half off the general admission ticket price! $10 per person/ per session.

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