A student at Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District was hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle Wednesday morning.

Several videos have emerged raising questions about the conduct of a Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District officer.

A Cypress Springs High School student’s mom is speaking out after an encounter involving her son and a district police officer.

The Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District held a committee meeting Tuesday to solicit feedback on ways to ensure campuses are safe and secure ahead of the upcoming school year.

Freestone says going back to school as the number of COVID-19 cases continues is not safe. Freestone teaches English at Jersey Village High School. Cy-Fair ISD is allowing parents to send their children back to school or learn from home. “(At) high school and middle school campuses, students are only going to be 3-feet apart not six,” she said. However, on Monday, Freestone and several other educators will be protesting at the Cy-Fair School board meeting.

A team of Cypress Woods High School students placed first overall at the HP CodeWars Championship held in Houston. The annual event was was held virtually this time around in an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19, according to a release from Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District. Cypress Woods High School seniors Steven Cheng and juniors Zeki Gurbez and junior Alex Haung earned first place in the advanced division of the computer science competition. The competition involves students solving as many programming problems as possible in three hours. More than 100 teams from across the country participated in the 2020 event, according to a release from CFISD.

The Greater Houston Athletic Trainers’ Society recently honored three Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District athletic trainers who worked together to save an injured student athlete’s life during a wrestling invitational back in January. The organization awarded Cypress Park High School Head Athletic Trainer Alain Dorval, Cypress Lakes High School Head Athletic Trainer Heather Smith and Cypress Falls High School Assistant Athletic Trainer Ross Little with G“HATS” Off Awards. The award recognizes the actions taken by an athletic trainer under unusual circumstances to protect those in his or her care, according to a release from the district. During the district’s 18th annual wrestling invitational in January, Dorval, Smith and Little worked together to help stabilize a student athlete who suffered spinal and neck injuries. “Their actions led to the life of a student-athlete being preserved,” said R. Joseph Hebert, Langham Creek High School head athletic trainer and GHATS honors and awards committee chairman.