Fwisd Calendar 2016 17
As a student of the Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD) in 2016-17, I experienced a year full of diverse cultural celebrations and educational events. The FWISD Calendar 2016 17 was jam-packed with opportunities to learn and grow, both inside and outside of the classroom.
Events and Festivals in FWISD Calendar 2016 17
The FWISD Calendar 2016 17 started with a bang! On the first day of school, we celebrated the District’s annual Back-to-School Bash. This event was held at the Will Rogers Memorial Center and was open to all students and their families. Guests enjoyed free backpacks, school supplies, and entertainment.
Throughout the year, FWISD celebrated several cultural events and festivals, including:
- The Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 – October 15)
- The African American History Month (February)
- The Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (May)
During these celebrations, students learned about the rich history and contributions of different cultures to American society. We enjoyed cultural performances, food, and art.
Hispanic Heritage Month
During the Hispanic Heritage Month, FWISD hosted several events, including a district-wide parade and a cultural fair. The parade showcased traditional dances, music, and costumes from different Latin American countries. The cultural fair featured food, crafts, and exhibits that highlighted the contributions of Hispanic Americans.
African American History Month
During the African American History Month, FWISD organized several events, including a district-wide oratorical competition and a career fair. The oratorical competition invited students to showcase their public speaking skills by reciting speeches by famous African American leaders, such as Martin Luther King Jr. and Maya Angelou. The career fair invited African American professionals to share their experiences and insights with students.
Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month
During the Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month, FWISD hosted several events, including a district-wide talent show and a cultural exhibit. The talent show featured performances by students who showcased their talents in music, dance, and poetry. The cultural exhibit showcased the history and traditions of different Asian American and Pacific Islander cultures.
FAQs about FWISD Calendar 2016 17
Q: What is FWISD Calendar 2016 17?
A: FWISD Calendar 2016 17 is the academic calendar of the Fort Worth Independent School District for the school year 2016-2017. It includes important dates, such as the first and last day of school, holidays, and professional development days.
Q: What are some important dates in FWISD Calendar 2016 17?
A: Some important dates in FWISD Calendar 2016 17 include:
- First day of school: August 22, 2016
- Last day of school: June 2, 2017
- Thanksgiving Holiday: November 21-25, 2016
- Winter Break: December 19, 2016 – January 2, 2017
- Spring Break: March 13-17, 2017
Q: What cultural events and festivals were celebrated in FWISD Calendar 2016 17?
A: FWISD Calendar 2016 17 celebrated several cultural events and festivals, including:
- The Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 – October 15)
- The African American History Month (February)
- The Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month (May)
Q: Why is celebrating diversity important in schools?
A: Celebrating diversity in schools helps to create a more inclusive and welcoming learning environment for all students. It also helps to promote cross-cultural understanding and respect, which are important skills in today’s globalized world.
In conclusion, FWISD Calendar 2016 17 was a year full of exciting and educational events. Celebrating cultural diversity and promoting academic excellence were at the forefront of FWISD’s mission. As a proud student of FWISD, I look forward to future opportunities to learn and grow in this vibrant and diverse community.