Sunday, September 20, 2026
BREAKING NEWS
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Westpark Invites Dads and Father Figures to Wildcat Guard Breakfast.
Friday morning at Westpark Elementary will start with coffee, doughnuts, and something even more important, time together.
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Dinner That Gives Back: Support Waverly Park Kids at Raising Cane’s.
If dinner plans are still up in the air this Wednesday, Benbrook families have an easy way to help local students while feeding the crew.
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Wildcat Guard Breakfast Invites Families to Start the Day Together.
Early mornings are about to get a little warmer at Westpark Elementary School.
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Bulldog Memories in the Making as Yearbooks Go on Sale.
It is officially yearbook season at Benbrook Elementary, and Bulldogs families can now lock in one of the most meaningful keepsakes of the school year.
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Westpark Wildcats’s Art Brings Joy to Walmart.
If you have walked into the Benbrook Walmart recently, you may have noticed a bright splash of color near the front entrance.
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Shine Up Your Car and Support Westpark This Weekend.
Benbrook residents can give their car a fresh shine and support a local school at the same time.
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Residents Frustrated After Household Items Dumped at School Donation Bins.
A routine drop-off spot at Benbrook Elementary turned into an eyesore this week after someone left a recliner and a ceiling fan beside the PTA’s clothing and shoe donation bins. The bins are meant for usable apparel only, and the unexpected furniture now leaves the school and city responsible for disposal costs.
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Students Encouraged to Shine in FWISD’s Reflections Arts Program.
Benbrook’s young artists are being called to create and celebrate their talents through the annual FWISD Reflections Arts Program, open to all students across the district.
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Westpark Wildcats Cast Off for Second Annual Fishing & Franks at Dutch Branch Park.
Grab your fishing pole and your favorite fishing buddy—it’s almost time for Westpark Elementary’s Second Annual Fishing & Franks event.
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Westpark Wildcats Hit $30,000 Fundraising Goal.
The Westpark Wildcats have something big to celebrate. Thanks to the generosity of families, teachers, neighbors, and local businesses, the school’s PTA has officially reached its $30,000 fundraising goal.