Burkburnett ISD Bond FAQs
Q: Can I vote on both propositions separately?
A: Yes. Voters should record their vote in each of the propositions on the ballot. Click the
link to the Bond Propositions page. https://www.burkburnettisd.org/o/bisd/page/2026-bond-propositions
Proposition A focuses on upgrading facilities across Burkburnett ISD. The proposition includes career and technical education with a complete CTE wing renovation at the high school, upgrades safety through new fire alarm and camera systems district-wide, and improves student spaces with auditorium upgrades, restroom renovations, playground shade structures, and locker room improvements. Additional funds would support parking lot enhancements, physical education facilities, and new transportation vehicles.
Proposition B proposes a new Multi-Purpose Indoor Activity Center at the north end of the football stadium. This climate-controlled facility would provide year-round training space for band, athletics, ROTC, and our elementary schools. The project also includes a new girls' soccer locker room.
Q: Can I vote on both propositions separately?
A: Yes. Voters should record their vote in each of the propositions on the ballot. Click the
link to the Bond Propositions page. https://www.burkburnettisd.org/o/bisd/page/2026-bond-propositions
Proposition A focuses on upgrading facilities across Burkburnett ISD. The proposition includes career and technical education with a complete CTE wing renovation at the high school, upgrades safety through new fire alarm and camera systems district-wide, and improves student spaces with auditorium upgrades, restroom renovations, playground shade structures, and locker room improvements. Additional funds would support parking lot enhancements, physical education facilities, and new transportation vehicles.
Proposition B proposes a new Multi-Purpose Indoor Activity Center at the north end of the football stadium. This climate-controlled facility would provide year-round training space for band, athletics, ROTC, and our elementary schools. The project also includes a new girls' soccer locker room.

The BMS Beginner Band competed in a Solo Contest on April 9, 2026, and we couldn’t be prouder of their performance! Out of our talented group, 83 students earned a Superior (1st Division) rating, three received an Excellent (2nd Division) rating, and one earned a Good (3rd Division) rating. In addition, we had 14 students selected as "Outstanding Musicians" for the evening! Congratulations to the entire band on such a successful contest!






The Burkburnett Middle School Band and Choir traveled to the Bowie Music Festival on Saturday, April 11—and what a day it was!
We’re thrilled to share that the JV Choir, UIL Choir, Concert Band, and Symphonic Band ALL swept the cotest, earning a First Division rating from every judge. An incredible achievement!
After their outstanding performances, students celebrated with a fun-filled afternoon at Six Flags Over Texas. It was a day full of music, excitement, and well-earned success!


The BMS Beginner Band competed in a solo contest and delivered an outstanding performance.
Among the group, 83 students earned a Superior (1st Division) rating, three received an Excellent (2nd Division) rating, and one earned a Good (3rd Division) rating. In addition, 14 students were recognized as “Outstanding Musicians” for the evening..
Congratulations to the entire band on a successful contest!
Among the group, 83 students earned a Superior (1st Division) rating, three received an Excellent (2nd Division) rating, and one earned a Good (3rd Division) rating. In addition, 14 students were recognized as “Outstanding Musicians” for the evening..
Congratulations to the entire band on a successful contest!



7th grade students began their frog dissections to compare human and amphibian anatomy.



Social Studies Zap Day!! Giving students the opportunity to make up missing work and those who completed all work this six weeks screen free fun during their social studies class!!!







6th Grade Art students have been making Cultural Alebrijes for the element of Art Shape Unit.






This week, we proudly celebrate our incredible assistant principals and the vital role they play in our schools each and every day. Thank you for all you do for our Bulldog family!

On National School Librarian Appreciation Day, we thank our incredible school librarians for inspiring a love of reading, guiding students to discover new ideas, and creating welcoming spaces where imagination can grow.
Thank you for all you do for our students, staff, and Bulldog family.
Thank you for all you do for our students, staff, and Bulldog family.

Friendly Reminder: There will be no school for students or staff this Friday, April 3 or Monday, April 6. Enjoy the long weekend!

Coach Scott and Coach Welch’s Outdoor Ed classes have graduated from their archery lessons and safety quizzes to the real thing. They are competing to see who can score the highest score in a round of 5 shots.




Congratulations to our BMS UIL Concert Choir who received Excellent ratings in their performances this week at the Region 7 UIL Choral Concert & Sightreading Competition at WF Legacy HS. The choir received a 2-2-2 rating for their Concert performance and a 1-2-2 rating for Sightreading. So proud of the work our students have done!

On National Paraprofessional Appreciation Day, we thank our BISD paraprofessionals for your unwavering support for our students and teachers. Thank you for being such an essential part of our Bulldog family!

Don't miss the 2026 Burkburnett ISD Family Night on April 22! We are proud to give back to our community with an evening of food, fun and entertainment!
Events:
Art Exhibit in Community Center
Stage Entertainment by BISD Students
Vendors
Activities and more
Bring lawn chairs and let's have a great time celebrating our Burkburnett community!

Student Council members created shamrocks and wrote reasons why each teacher ☘️ROCKS☘️ then hung them by classroom doors as a sweet reminder of how appreciated all of our teachers are. We are so grateful for the kindness and encouragement our students show each day!







Friendly Reminder: There will be no school for students or staff this Friday, April 3 or Monday, April 6. Enjoy the long weekend!

Congratulations to our BMS tennis team for their performance in today's tennis tournament at Rider. We had several medalists today. In addition, we won first place overall in the girls team points as well as 1st place overall in boys team points! Great job!









Mrs. Baretta's ELAR classes have been engaged in a Paired Poetry and Fictional Text unit. Students analyzed the figurative language of the poem "The Rose That Grew From Concrete", then illustrated the poem in full to express their connections to the author's life, word choice, and imagery. Students then completed round table readings over several days of the classic novel "The Outsiders", each taking turns in reading sections. Finally, students engaged in discussions about the similar themes between the poem and text, to include striving for opportunities, social class divides, and making deeper personal connections to the texts.









Attention 6th grade parents - this is just a reminder that all incoming 7th graders will need updated immunizations for the 2026-2027 school year. These can be submitted to BMS now - please contact our nurse at BMS with any questions! Thank you!

Mrs. Wickline's 7th grade math class played a game of Grudge Ball where they interpreted and compared data from dot plots, box plots, and circle graphs to review for their upcoming unit test.







