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Posted May 3, 2007

Dragon Jazz Band Headed For New York

The Dragon jazz band is jet-setting to New York early Friday morning to compete in the 12th Annual Essentially Ellington competition & festival in New York City.

The Dragons were selected earlier this spring to be one of the top 15 bands from across the United States and Canada to compete in this event. For additional details, visit the following link: http://www.jalc.org/about/news/newsflash.asp?releaseID=83.

Congratulations and best of luck Dragons!

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Two Carroll Seniors Earn National Merit Scholarships

The second round of 2007 National Merit Scholarship winners were announced May 2. Two Carroll seniors earned awards. Congratulations to Nicole Arockiam and Nathan Presmyk.

Both Nicole and Nathan will receive $2,500 scholarships funded by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. College-sponsored Merit Scholarship winners will be announced in the coming weeks.

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School Is In Session Friday

School is in session for Carroll ISD students and staff Friday, May 4. This date was originally a bad weather day for the 2006-2007 school year, but is now a makeup day due to a winter storm in January.

For more calendar information, visit the district's "Calendar" link: http://www.southlakecarroll.edu/calendars.htm.

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Digging For Dragons To Host Jamboree May 5

Don't miss Digging For Dragons' Celebrity Sports Jamboree Saturday, May 5 at Dragon Stadium. Proceeds from this event benefit Carroll ISD.

The fun takes place from 3 to 8 p.m. Activities include: Russell Maryland's Fantasy Football Clinic, Dana's Studio of Dance Hip Hop Clinic, Dragon's Fire Run, performances from the award-winning Carroll Dragon Band and much more! The entire family will be entertained with the Kidz Art Plaza, a petting zoo and tasty concession items.

For more information, and to complete a registration form, visit www.diggingfordragons.com or
call the DFD hotline at 817-949-8246.

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Dragon Staff To Celebrate With End-Of-Year Reception

All Dragon staff members are invited to the 2007 End-of-Year Awards Reception Wednesday, May 9. This event will be held from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Student Activity Center of Carroll Senior High School, 1501 W. Southlake Boulevard.

The theme is American Bandstand, so don't forget your poodle skirts and leather jackets as we celebrate and honor Carroll ISD's award-winning staff members. Light refreshments will be served along with door prizes, an awards reception and much more! Come to celebrate with the 2006-2007 Teachers of the Year, service award winners and retirees.

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School Board Meets Monday

Carroll Trustees meet Monday, May 7 for the next regular School Board meeting. A complete agenda will be posted to the district's website Friday.

The open session portion of the meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. CISD School Board meetings take place in the auditorium of Johnson Elementary School, 1301 N. Carroll Avenue in Southlake.

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Calendar Notice: Final Exam Schedules

The following is final exam schedules for secondary campuses. For more information, contact your student's campus office.

Carroll High School - Final Exam Schedule

Wednesday, June 6
Block 5 - 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Block 6 - 9:42 to 11:12 a.m.
Block 7 - 11:24 a.m. to 12:54 p.m.

Bus leaves at 1 p.m.

Thursday, June 7
Block 2 - 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Block 3 - 9:42 to 11:12 a.m.
Block 4 - 11:24 a.m. to 12:54 p.m.

Bus leaves at 1 p.m.

Friday, June 8
Block 1 - 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Block 8 - 9:42 to 11:12 a.m.

Bus leaves at 9:45 a.m.

Note: Lunch will not be served at CHS June 6-8

Carroll Senior High School - Final Exam Schedule for Juniors

Wednesday, June 6
Block 5 - 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Block 6 - 9:42 to 11:12 a.m.
Block 7 - 11:24 a.m. to 12:54 p.m.

Bus leaves at 1 p.m.

Thursday, June 7
Block 2 - 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Block 3 - 9:42 to 11:12 a.m.
Block 4 - 11:24 a.m. to 12:54 p.m.

Bus leaves at 1 p.m.

Friday, June 8
Block 1 - 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Block 8 - 9:42 to 11:12 a.m.

Bus leaves at 9:45 a.m.

Carroll Senior High School - Final Exam Schedule for Seniors

Monday, June 4
Block 1 (Part A) - 8 to 8:50 a.m.
Normal Schedule - Blocks: 5, 6, 7, 8

Tuesday, June 5
Block 1 (Part B) - 8 to 8:50 a.m.
Normal Schedule - Blocks: 2,3,4,8

Wednesday, June 6
Block 5 - 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Block 6 - 9:42 to 11:12 a.m.
Block 7 - 11:24 to 12:54 a.m.

Thursday, June 7
Block 2 - 8 to 9:30 a.m.
Block 3 - 9:42 to 11:12 a.m.
Block 4 - 11:24 a.m. to 12:54 p.m.

Friday, June 8
Graduation Ceremony - 8 p.m. at Dragon Stadium
Note: Graduates should arrive no later than 7 p.m.

Note: Lunch will not be served at CSHS June 6-8

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Football Season Tickets Go On Sale May 8

Season tickets for Dragon football games go on sale to the general public Tuesday, May 8 at 8 a.m. at the Carroll ISD Administration Center, 3051 Dove Road in Grapevine. At this time, one-year seat licenses or three-year personal seat licenses are available for purchase.

The cost of a one-year license is $50 per seat. The cost of a three-year license is $90 per seat. The actual season ticket is an additional $75 per seat.

Questions about 2007 Season Ticket Sales may be directed to Terri Anderson at 817-949-8270.

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Durham Campus Evacuated Tuesday Morning

Durham Elementary/Intermediate School was briefly evacuated Tuesday morning.

An air conditioning unit failed and resulted in smoke in one classroom on DIS' side of the building. Southlake Emergency Personnel responded to the call at approximately 8:10 a.m. Classes were back in session for students by 8:35 a.m. Tuesday.

The District's emergency operations plan was followed during the evacuation, and Durham students and staff should be commended for their quick responses.

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Carroll Principal Honored By University

Texas Woman's University's College of Professional Education recently honored Durham Elementary School principal Dr. Betty McIlvain.

Dr. McIlvain received an award for outstanding teaching. Criteria for the award includes facilitating the learning process and outcomes, using "best practices" in teaching and demonstrating effective leadership. Dr. McIlvain teaches aspiring school administrators enrolled in TWU Graduate School.

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Don't Miss Dragon Baseball This Afternoon

Come cheer on the Dragon baseball team as they take on Lewisville this afternoon (May 3) in the Class 5A Region I playoff series. Game time is 4 p.m. at home. Go Dragons!

Larry Hughes coaches the Dragon baseball team.

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Note Annual Spring Choir Concert

The Carroll High/Senior High School Choir Department is proud to announce its upcoming show choir concert Tuesday, May 8 at 7 p.m. in the CSHS auditorium, 1501 W. Southlake Boulevard. Admission is free and open to the general public.

The last concert of the year is scheduled for Wednesday, May 16 in the CSHS Auditorium at 7 p.m. Many seniors will be singing preludes and all of the seniors will be spotlighted. All five choirs will perform on stage for an uplifting spring concert. Many talented Carroll students will be performing for their last time on the CSHS stage - so don't miss this event!

The varsity Chorale choir is pictured above and will be one of several groups featured during the concert.

Chris Hutchison directs the Carroll choirs.

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Professional Stunt Coordinator To Visit CMS

Professional stunt coordinator Steve Wolf is making a presentation to seventh graders at Carroll Middle School Thursday, May 4 at 9 a.m. Mr. Wolf will be demonstrating stunts and special effects for the students that are geared toward TEKS curriculum.

To learn more about Mr. Wolf and the use of science in stunts, visit www.scienceinthemovies.com.

CMS is located at 1101 E. Dove Road in Southlake.

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Old Union Elementary Bricks For Sale

Old Union Elementary School's Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) is selling engraved bricks to enhance the appearance of the OUES picnic area.

Personalized bricks are a permanent and meaningful way to honor loved ones, celebrate special accomplishments and to commemorate milestone events. Bricks may also be purchased in memory of special individuals.

The cost for one brick is $50 or $125 for three. For an order form, click the link below:

Old Union Elementary PTO Brick Sale

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Tennis Players Set 5A Record For Dragons

Four tennis doubles teams recently traveled to Lubbock for Regional competition. All four teams, consisting of Mike Hayes & Joe Nottoli, Andrew Reznick & Jonash Loh, Ashley Halvorson & Stewart Pittman and Lara Landers & Ryan McClanahan, each won first round matches.

Mike and Joe, along with Stewart and Ashley, won second round matches, as well. Mike and Joe won their semifinal match to reach the Finals. They lost a very tough match in the Finals round but eventually won their next match to qualify for the State competition! This accomplishment is a first in Class 5A history for the Dragon tennis team. Ashley and Stewart ended up taking fourth place in the mixed double division.

The State qualifiers will travel this weekend to Austin to compete in the championship next week. Congratulations and best of luck Dragon athletes!

Norm Smith coaches the Dragon tennis team.

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Twelve Dragon Forensic Students Qualify For Nationals

The National Forensic League hosted its annual qualifying tournament in Austin on April 25-28. The Dragon forensic team placed first in every event in which the group entered and 12 students will be attending the National Tournament held June 17-22 in Wichita, Kansas! The following is a list of results from the competition:

Student Congress:
Senate:
Qualifier Richard Jordan Carroll HS
Qualifier Samantha Shaw Carroll HS

House1:
Qualifier Bryan Campanello Carroll HS
1st Alternate Emily Cardin Carroll HS
2nd Alternate Whitney Bosworth Carroll HS

House 2:
Qualifier Dillon Huff Carroll HS
1st Alternate Patrick Scanlan Carroll HS
2nd Alternate Connor Huff Carroll HS

Duo:
Qualifier Kevin Comartin & Benjamin Gojer Carroll HS
3rd Alternate Rachel Kane & Lauren Kane Carroll HS

USX:
Qualifier Whitney Bosworth Carroll HS
Qualifier Ryan Bennett Carroll HS

IX:
Qualifier Connor Huff Carroll HS
1st Alternate Samantha Shaw Carroll HS
2nd Alternate Dillon Huff Carroll HS

Dramatic Interpretation:
Qualifier David Howe Carroll HS
Qualifier Andrew Ryder Carroll HS

Humorous Interpretation:
Qualifier Andrew Ryder Carroll HS
1st Alternate Harrison Atkins Carroll HS
3rd Alternate Justin Howe Carroll HS

Lincoln Douglas Debate:
Qualifier Danielle Smogard Carroll HS
Qualifier Ryan Bennett Carroll HS

Diane Forbes coaches the Dragon forensic team.

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Young Artists Earn Recognition For Work

Several Carroll ISD students participated in Youth Art In The Square April 27-29. The following is a list of this year's award winners.

9th and 10th grades:

  • 3rd place: Hannah Schwartz, “October” – oil pastel
  • Honorable Mentions: Gray Rostron, “Thinking Chamber” – pen and ink; Uejin Kim, “Self Portrait” -- mixed media; Hailey Head, “Zoo Bird” – acrylic

11th and 12th grades:

  • 2nd place: Paige Hathaway, “Ballerina in Red” – oil
  • Honorable Mention: Paige Hathaway, “Jonez Stern” - oil

Photography 9th through 12th grades:

  • 2nd place: Erin Murphy, “Drums”
  • 3rd place: Kirsten Holliday, “Twisted”
  • Honorable Mentions: Chris Mlinac, “Distortion”; Samantha Schumacher, “Flamingos”; Erin Murphy, “Football”; Elizabeth Mountford, “The Offering”; Colleen Ashman, “Firecracker Splash”; Elizabeth Stone, “Toy Car”

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DES Fourth Graders Crowned National Champions

Durham Elementary School students in second, third, and fourth grade Quest classes recently participated in the 2006-2007 Academic League's Online Math League Competition. This competition is open to schools throughout the United States. The students complete three, 15-question tests during the school year with problems that vary greatly in difficulty.

Durham’s fourth graders are the first place team in the nation and are ranked as the only national champions out of 92 teams! The second grade team finished in fifth place out of 31 teams in the United States. The third grade team finished in third place out of over 59 teams. Student trophies were awarded to students scoring in the top 10% of the nation. Several students finished in the top 100 in their grade level out of thousands of participants. Below is a list of results.

Second Grade (out of over 1,000 participants):
George Carson- 1st place
Austin Meek-14th place
Mason Holmes-67th place
Will Dunn-83rd place


Third Grade (out of over 1,800 participants):
Cole Benear - 1st place
Charles Bartholomae-10th place
Dean DiBello-23rd place
Griffin McCombs-23rd place
Katie Snodgrass-23rd place
Dylan Ferris-37th place
Coby Lewin-56th place
Jillian Jernigan-73rd place
Katie Nedrow-99th place

Fourth Grade (out of over 2,000 participants):
Gregory Barlow-1st place
Kevin Cramer-1st place
Karsen Keith-8th place
Keefe Minahan-16th place
Skye Pekerti-16th place
Alex Miles-16th place
Francis McCann-23rd place
James Harvey-23rd place
Harrison Koh-40th place
Zachary Froehlich-40th place
Connor Dickson-40th place
Allie Miller-40th place
Grady Sullivan-40th place


For more information, and to see the complete results, visit www.academicleagues.com.

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Students Log More than 50,000 Community Service Hours

Carroll students from CHS and CSHS have collectively volunteered more than 54,000 hours this year in community service. Of these students, 550 logged more than 40 individual hours this year.

The students who volunteered for 40 hours or more were recognized at a May 1 event with certificates and letterman patch order forms. Click the links below to view a list of these students.

Community Service Hours - Class of 2007

Community Service Hours - Class of 2008

Community Service Hours - Class of 2009

Community Service Hours - Class of 2010

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Durham Fifth Grader Wins 5k Race

Durham Intermediate School fifth grader Molly Tucker recently won the overall women's category at the Lake Grapevine Runners and Walkers Club 5K race, The Hound Dog Hustle, with a time of 18:05.

The national women's record, for a 10-year old, is 17:36, set in 1987.

Molly is scheduled to run next at the Dragon's Fire 5K, and hopes to repeat or better her time on the USATF sanctioned race. Congratulations Molly!

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Dragon Swimmers Preparing For Open Water Competition

The Carroll Dragon swim team will be represented this weekend at the Texas High School Open Water Swimming State Championships in Austin.

Six boys and six girls will swim 2,000 meters down the Colorado River. This is the first-ever Texas State High School Open Water Championship. This event is hosted by the American Swimming Association, in conjunction with the Texas Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association. Open Water Swimming is now an event at the Olympics, in USA Swimming and will be added next year to NCAA Swimming.

The 12 athletes representing Carroll are:
Trevor Mays, 12th grade
Daniel Cox, 12th grade
Joey Yglasias, 12th grade
Wil Singley, 11th grade
Drew Mays, 11th grade
Andrew Goss, 9th grade
Kerry Wright, 12th grade
Lisa Ginder, 11th grade
Laura Huning, 10th grade
Claire Singley, 9th grade
Chelsea Dunlap, 9th grade
Taylor Cole, 9th grade

Both the boys' and girls' team goal is to bring home the first-ever Open Water High School State Championship to Carroll. Good luck Dragons!

Kevin Murphy coaches the Carroll swim teams.

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Students Selected For Water Polo Teams

Carroll High School freshmen Andrew Goss and Chelsea Dunlap have been selected to play on 14-member Southwest Zones Male and Female Water Polo teams. These teams are comprised of the best male and female water polo players from Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma and Arkansas.

Their teams will compete over Memorial Day weekend against the other 11 zone teams from around the country at the 2007 Men's & Women’s Cadet Zone Championships & National Team Selection Camps.

Andrew and Chelsea are both members of the Carroll Varsity Swim and Water Polo teams. They are pictured above with CISD Water Polo coach Stuart Smith.

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Middle School Swimmers Take First At Meet

Over 50 Dragon swimmers and two divers competed over the weekend in the North Zone State Middle School Swim/Dive Championships at the Keller Natatorium. These young athletes are well on their way to a bright future at the high school level with the Carroll Dragon swim team.

Swimmers and divers from Carroll Middle School and Dawson Middle School represented the Dragons and came home with many awards. Nineteen teams from across Texas competed for individual and team honors. The following is a list of results:

Team results
7th grade girls
1 Texas Middle School(Texarkana) 156
2 Keller Middle School 140
3 Tyler Middle School 130
4 Dawson Middle School 126 (9 swimmers & 1 diver)
8 Carroll Middle School 57 (4 swimmers & 1 diver)

7th grade boys
1. Dawson Middle School 278 (11 swimmers)
2. Texas Middle School 161
3. Evans Middle School (Lubbock) 108
4. Tyler Middle School 87
6. Carroll Middle School 72 (5 swimmers)

8th grade girls
1 Texas Middle School(Texarkana) 188
2. Carroll Middle School 184 (9 swimmers)
3. Slaton (Lubbock) 156
4. Irons (Lubbock) 134
5. Dawson Middle School 108 (4 swimmers)

8th grade boys
1 Irons (Lubbock) 238
2. Dawson Middle School 141 (7 swimmers)
3. Texas Middle School (Texarkana) 127
4. Slaton (lubbock) 110
13 Carroll Middle School 9 (1 swimmer only!)

Individual scorers for the Dragon Teams: Top 12 scored in each event

  • Dawson Middle School 7th graders

Nicole Stotts 7th 200 free, 7th 50 breast
Kevin Munch 6th 200 free, 6th 100 free
Scott Munch 8th 100 free, 2nd 50 back
Taylor Derevyanik 2nd 100 IM, 1st 50 fly
Curtis Goss 1st 100 IM, 1st 50 fly
Elise Weisert 6th 100 IM, 2nd 50 breast
Cristina Petrovich 7th 100 IM
Alexander Booth 8th 100 IM, 9th 50 breast
Carson Henderson 2nd 50 free, 5th 100 free
Taylor Thewes 4th 50 free
Daniel Hottois 5th 50 free, 7th 50 fly
Tucker Steven 6th 50 free
Robert Resma 8th 50 free, 5th 50 breast
Danielle Mysliwiec 11th 50 fly
John Ausdenmoore 4th 50 fly, 3rd 50 back
Courtney Eddy 1st diving

  • Dawson Middle School 8th graders

Kristi Nguyenphu 4th 200 free, 1st 50 back
Connor Nolan 1st 200 free, 1st 100 IM
Christian Martin 6th 200 free, 9th 50 breast
Tyler Arkes 10th 100 IM, 3rd 50 breast
Cassidy Lapp 2nd 50 free, 1st 50 breast
Tim Sullivan 12th 50 free
Paige Devine 1st 50 fly, 3rd 100 free
Connor Stuewe 2nd 50 fly, 2nd 50 back
Alex Andrup 11th 50 fly

Dawson relays in Top 3 included:
200 Medley relay, girls(7th grade) 2nd with Petrovich, Weisert, Derevyanik, Stotts
200 Medley relay, boys(7th grade) 1st with S. Munch, K. Munch, Goss, Henderson
200 Medley relay, boys(7th grade) 2nd with Resma, Booth, Ausdenmoore, Hottois
200 Medley relay, girls (8th grade) 3rd with Nguyenphu, Lapp, Devine, Julia Coleman
200 Medley relay, boys(8th grade) 1st with Stuewe, Arkes, Nolan, Martin
200 Free relay, boys(7th grade) 2nd with Henderson, Ausdenmoore, Booth, S. Munch
200 Free relay, boys(7th grade) 3rd with Hottois, Tucker, Resma, Thewes
200 "mixed" relay (boys & girls) 1st with Lapp, Goss, Derevyanik, Nolan
200 "mixed" relay (boys & girls) 3rd with Devine, Stuewe, Weisert, K. Munch

  • Carroll Middle School 7th graders

Ted Singley 3rd 200 free, 2nd 100 free
Aaron Cox 12th 200 free, 11th 100 IM
Regan Klein 2nd diving, 10th 100 IM
Kyle Spencer 10th 100 IM, 4th 50 breast
Michael Huang 11th 50 free, 10th 50 breast
Allison Bock 9th 50 fly, 9th 50 back
Natalie Platschka 10th 50 fly
Eden Henderson 3rd 100 free

  • Carroll Middle School 8th graders

Isla Jacobson 3rd 200 free, 2nd 100 free
Bryne Bowles 2nd 100 IM, 3rd 50 breast
Kaitlin Hogan 3rd 100 IM, 2nd 50 back
Taylor Walters 8th 50 free
Shelby Johnson 11th 50 free
Jim Hass 9th 50 free, 8th 50 fly
Jillian Roberts 4th 50 fly, 3rd 50 back
Ali Watson 6th 50 breast

Carroll Middle School relays in Top 3 included:
200 Medley relay, boys(7th grade) 3rd with Cox, Spencer, Singley, Huang
200 Medley relay, girls (8th grade) 1st with Roberts, Bowles, Jacobson, Hogan
200 free relay, girls (8th grade) 2nd with Hogan, Roberts, Bowles, Walters

Congratulations to these middle school swimmers from various club programs who will represent their respective campuses at this year's Annual North Zone State championship. These programs include: GC Divers, North Texas Nadadores, Southlake Stingrays, Timarron Tigersharks and Southridge Lakes.

Kevin Murphy coaches the Carroll Dragon swim teams.

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Carroll Students Celebrate Choir In 80s Attire

Carroll High/Senior High School's annual choir banquet was held April 20. The students celebrated the end of the year with a theme of "Love the 80s."

The Student Choir Board recognized 36 graduating seniors (pictured at right) with record albums that included a special senior group photo.

The Choir Booster Club awarded Krista McCoy, Heather Neeley and Alexa Bryant with $1,000 college scholarships to pursue degrees in music.

 

In addition, Taylor Vassios, Cristina Regalado, Cassie Pelton and Emily Avila were awarded scholarship for All State choir camp.

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DIS Band Earns First Division Trophy

Durham Intermediate School's band received a first-division trophy from the judges at the Sandy Lake competition held April 27.

All three of the judges gave the DIS band a first-division score, with two of the three giving the group a "1+." Congratulations band members!

Billy Gresham directs the DIS band.

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Our Newest Baby Dragon

Congratulations to Wes Hamilton (Dawson Middle), and wife Carrie, following the birth of their new baby daughter Allison (Allie) Hamilton. She was born May 2 weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces and was 18 inches long.

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Posted To The Website

The following documents have been posted to the district website recently:

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COMMUNITY NEWS

Southlake Kiwanis To Host 3rd Annual Stalcup Awards Banquet

The Southlake Kiwanis Club is hosting the 3rd Annual Stalcup "Heart Of A Dragon" Awards Banquet." This event takes place Wednesday, May 16 at Timarron Country Club. Meet and Greet with award nominees is from 6 to 6:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m. The awards presentation will be held from 7:30 to 8:15 p.m. The leadership award is presented to a graduating Carroll football payer. The Kiwanis organization sponsors this scholarship in honor of the late Charlie Stalcup who was the Defensive Coach for the Dragons.

The pre-registration cost for tickets is $30 for adults and $20 for children under 12. VIP seating is available, as well. Students, parents and Dragon fans of all ages are invited to attend.

Seating is limited, so reserve your ticket or table before May 10. Contact Stacy Geigenmiller for details at sgeigenmiller@greenscaping.com or 817-577-9299.

Children's Charity Event To Benefit Summer Santa

Summer Santa is hosting its 10th Annual Yankee Cowboy Miniature Golf & Bowling Tournament Saturday, May 12 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Brunswick Zone in Watagua. The public is invited to this event.

For additional details, visit the press release below.

Summer Santa Press Release

Town Hall Meeting To Focus On JPS Health Network’s Future

Precinct Three County Commissioner Gary Fickes encourages Northeast Tarrant County residents to attend a town hall meeting Thursday, May 3 on the future of the JPS Health Network.

JPS is updating its strategic plan and is interested in taking public comment on how tax dollars should be spent on the county hospital system. The town hall meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in the North Richland Hills City Council Chambers at 7301 N.E. Loop 820.

For more information, contact Marc Flake, Public Information Officer, at 817-884-2535 or click the link below to view a flier.

JPS Health Network - Town Hall Flier

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