The Plainview Herald Athlete of the Week ballot! Go online and vote. https://myplainview.secondstreetapp.com/api/message_contents/4085398/1648/6300440D-FFCB-4426-B582-64B3BEDC76F6
The Cross Country Lady Winds and Whirlwinds took on the Mae Simmons hills Saturday at LCU! They all did great!
No School Monday, September 4, 2023
**Parents**
We will have a Girls Athletics (HS/JH) meeting on Monday the 28th of August at 6pm in the HS auditorium. We hope to see you there.
Coach Zepeda
FCISD Summer 2023 P-TECH Interns!
💚🌪️Congratulations to our Lucky Whirlwinds of the Week! 🌪️💚
6th- Zabree Back
7th- Natalie Lerma
8th- Addison Hinson
9th- Itzel Baltazar
10th- Aidyn Gonzales
11th- Ariana Sanchez
12th- JP Ovalle
*Drawings will be held weekly. Students must be present to win.
Mr. Disselhorst's senior TRT groups have been building Davinci bridges. These students were able to construct a bridge that can hold some weight!
Thank you for choosing FCISD to do your Student Teacher Residency!
2023-2024 Robotics!
FCISD creating a sense of high aspirations and expectations for college and career success among students!
As we begin our sports seasons this week, We'd like to share our district and UIL expectations regarding spectator/fan behavior:
• Always support your team and the efforts of all participants involved.
• Do not intimidate or ridicule a player, coach, or official before, during or after a contest.
• Always praise athletes for their actions during a game.
• A ticket is a privilege to observe the contest, not a license to verbally assault others or be generally obnoxious.
• Learn the rules of the game so that you may understand and appreciate why certain situations take place.
• Always respect the integrity and judgment of officials. They are present to regulate the flow and enforce the rules of the game. An official should never be degraded or ridiculed for a call they make.
• Show respect for the opposing players, coaches, spectators, and support groups. Treat them as guests to your school.
• Use only cheers that support and uplift the teams involved.
• Recognize and show appreciation for an outstanding play by either team.
• Refrain from the use of any controlled substance (alcohol, drugs, etc.) before, during, and after the game, on or near the site of the event.
• Be a positive role model at events through your own actions and by censuring those around you whose behavior is unbecoming.
If we notice a fan behaving inappropriately, we will kindly ask that fan to correct the behavior. If the person refuses or if the behavior continues, then we will remove the fan from the contest (whether our team is playing home or away). Removal from a school event may result in a fan being banned from school events for the remainder of the school year.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. We always want our students, athletes, and fans to represent our community in the most positive manner. I know that together we can support our kids while demonstrating outstanding sportsmanship.
Signs up starting August 22nd 📣
DEAD LINE: August 25th
Details below⬇️
ACE begins on Monday, August 21st, confirmations have been sent home!
Please support these organizations by visiting the concession stand at our varsity home games!
Secondary Students: Please, no outside food or drink at the secondary campus. You may only bring clear water bottle with a lid. Thank you!
Floydada Collegiate ISD Athletics
Floydada CISD is looking for organizations that would like to run the concession stand at our Friday night home football games. Priority will be given to non-profit organizations. We will take groups that are interested in one game or multiple games. This would be a great fundraiser for any group. If you are interested, please contact Dr. Gilbert Trevino at gtrevino@floydadaisd.esc17.net or (806) 983-3498.
First Day Need to Know for FCHS & FCJH Students. Wednesday, Aug. 16, First day early out at 1:30. Thursday and Friday 8:00 - 4:05
Senior Sunrise Event
Parents/Guardians: Please be aware of a new law within Texas Education Code that was passed during the 88th Legislative Session. House Bill 114 states that a student must be place in DAEP if he/she is in possession of an e-cigarette (vaping device) on or within 300 feet of school property or while attending a school sponsored or school-related activity. We just want to make everyone aware of this new law as we begin the new school year on Wednesday.