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MISSION STATEMENT
The Mission of CFBISD, a diverse community of global learners, is to empower scholars to acquire life-long knowledge, skills, and values that prepare them to compete in the world marketplace while contributing to their community.
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At CFBISD, we value our business and community partnerships to build meaningful, long-term relationships with the district while creating opportunities to sincerely serve and benefit children.
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ATTRIBUTES OF A CFBISD GRADUATE
Ethical, Socially & Emotionally Competent, Critical Thinker, Adaptable, Effective Communicator, Committed to their Diverse Community, Global Leader
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