(above)B.F. Terry  High School celebrated 100 days of school by asking students to dress up using 100 as their inspiration. Joscelyne Barcenas and Tim Mensik were the top winners and received a gift basket, courtesy of Alex Mendoza. Principal at Terry is Juan Nava. Photo by Denise Adams

(below)Students taking photojournalism at B.F. Terry High School participated in a photo contest that was judged by Brandon Campbell with BAC Photography in Rosenberg. The top seven winners earned a restaurant gift card. Shown with Campbell are, from left, Maya Bean, Jesenia Oviedo, Olivia Salazar, Brandon Kyles, JoJo Bonzalez, Olivia Salazar and Cassandra Fernandez. Instructor is Denise Adams. Principal at Terry is Juan Nava.

(above)The Family Career Community Leaders of America organization, FCCLA, at B.F. Terry High School sponsored a talent show. Earning first place was Seniah Reed, far right. Second place went to the Terry Lone Ranger Step Club, left, and Jade Smith-Patton, second from right, won third place. The FCCLA sponsor is Melanie Appelbaum and principal at Terry is Juan Nava.

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Mission Statement:  Our mission at B.F. Terry High School is to:  provide students with a world-class education that will equip them with the skills necessary to compete in a complex, changing world and live a life of accomplishment.

 Strategic Vision:  This year, B.F. Terry High School will establish a safe and civil school where the focus is on desired instructional results through effective professional collaboration among all stakeholders.

There are lots of great things happening at THS. 
 Here are just a few shout outs:

·         Kudos to Mrs. Connor and her Solo & Ensemble students on their superior ratings 

·         Kudos to the Band Winter Color Guard for an amazing performance

·         Kudos to the Rangerettes Officers awarded Grand Champions and the team brought home the Judges Award 

·         Kudos to our Tennis team and their awards at the Pasadena Tournament 

·         Kudos to the ACADEC team for placing 2^nd in the Region – 3 Gold, 3 Silver, and 9 Bronze medals 

·         Kudos to our Art Teachers and their students for bringing home 20 medals from the VASE competition. 

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Make sure you have your yearbook! Price now is $70 but goes up to $75 on November 29. Order online at www.balfour.com or pay as you go. Just $10 gets you started and gets you the lowest price! Email deadams@lcisd.org for more information on ordering a yearbook and placing a shout-out to your son or daughter. These are a wonderful way to send congrats to your teen! Prices for shout-outs start at $40, but space is limited. Hurry and order both!

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(above) The price of the yearbook is $75 but goes up to $80 on Sunday, March 15. So beware the “Ides of March” and order your yearbook now at www.balfour.com or pay a little now and the rest when the books come in. Email deadams@lcisd.org for information!

  (below)The Ranger Band at B.F. Terry High School has selected its drum majors for the 2020-21 school year. Earning the leadership spots are Lillian Espinoza, Victoria Sauceda, Lesley Hernandez and Ximena Martinez. Head band director is Tim Taylor, and assistant directors are Brian Allmond and Rachel Castillo. Principal at Terry is Juan Nava. Photo by Denise Adams

(above)B.F. Terry High School is participating in the ‘Great Kindness Challenge” with different incentives each day. Monday was “Make a New Friend,” Tuesday is “Clean the Tables,” Wednesday is “Write a Kind Note,” Thursday is “Thank You Thursday,” and Friday is “High Five Friday.” Students seen doing random acts of kindness will receive a kindness ticket from a teacher, and prizes, including gift cards, will be given out daily. The Rangers are helping spell the word “kind” near the counselors’ offices. Dr. Maria Fondon was the “I” in the word “kind” on Monday. Coordinating the week is Michael Lewis, a counselor at Terry. Principal at Terry is Juan Nava.