David Plante of Bluebonnet Cafe (left) and Brittany Alaniz, a new math and science teacher at Marble Falls Elementary School, were among the attendees at the Marble Falls Independent School District annual Teacher Breakfast Buddies event Aug. 13 at the high school cafeteria. For questions about MFISD, go to www.mfisd.txed.net or call (830) 693-4357. Staff photos by Cindi Ashford
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Marble Falls ISD officials and the Marble Falls/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce hosted the Breakfast Buddies event Aug. 13. City and business leaders welcomed new staff with meet-and-greet sessions, prizes and a scavenger hunt. About 70 new teachers and para-professionals joined the district for the 2013-2014 school year. The first day of school is Aug. 26.
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Jeff Bingham of Security State Bank (left), Sylvia Weed, an administrative assistant for MFISD, and Kasey MacIntosh, a student teacher at Colt Elementary School, were among the Breakfast Buddies participants who introduced and welcomed new incoming staff to the district.
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Burnet County Sheriff W.T. Smith (left) made Highland Lakes Elementary School kindergarten teacher Pauline Ramirez feel welcome during the breakfast for new educators and staff at the Marble Falls High School cafeteria Aug. 13. Meet the Teacher Night is Aug. 23 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at all elementary campuses.
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Marble Falls High School agriculture/welding teacher Vinnie Heller and his wife, Marble Falls High School softball Coach Chelsea Heller, are among about 70 new hires at MFISD. The high school’s Fish Camp, to welcome incoming freshman, is 6:30-8 p.m. Aug. 22 at the high school.
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David Plante of Bluebonnet Cafe (left) and Brittany Alaniz, a new math and science teacher at Marble Falls Elementary School, were among the attendees at the Marble Falls Independent School District annual Teacher Breakfast Buddies event Aug. 13 at the high school cafeteria. For questions about MFISD, go to www.mfisd.txed.net or call (830) 693-4357. Staff photos by Cindi Ashford
Marble Falls ISD officials and the Marble Falls/Lake LBJ Chamber of Commerce hosted the Breakfast Buddies event Aug. 13. City and business leaders welcomed new staff with meet-and-greet sessions, prizes and a scavenger hunt. About 70 new teachers and para-professionals joined the district for the 2013-2014 school year. The first day of school is Aug. 26.
Jeff Bingham of Security State Bank (left), Sylvia Weed, an administrative assistant for MFISD, and Kasey MacIntosh, a student teacher at Colt Elementary School, were among the Breakfast Buddies participants who introduced and welcomed new incoming staff to the district.
Burnet County Sheriff W.T. Smith (left) made Highland Lakes Elementary School kindergarten teacher Pauline Ramirez feel welcome during the breakfast for new educators and staff at the Marble Falls High School cafeteria Aug. 13. Meet the Teacher Night is Aug. 23 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at all elementary campuses.
Marble Falls High School agriculture/welding teacher Vinnie Heller and his wife, Marble Falls High School softball Coach Chelsea Heller, are among about 70 new hires at MFISD. The high school’s Fish Camp, to welcome incoming freshman, is 6:30-8 p.m. Aug. 22 at the high school.