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    Dancing With The Staars

    Students and teachers presented some motivational dances and plays to ease the pressure of test taking. Read More..

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    Marathon Kids Represent Fred Booth

    Marathon Kids is a non-profit running, walking and nutrition program provided free to students, teachers and families who wish to participate. Read More..

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    Fred Booth’s Fall Book Fair

    Scholastic Book Fair. Read More..

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    RIF “Reading is Fundamental” Reader

    We love our books at Fred Booth. Read More..

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    Bobcats return to Fred Booth to talk about bullying

    Fred Booth alumnus’s and varsity football players return Read More..

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    Fred Booth Morning Readers hard at work!

    Morning reading program for Kinder and 1st grade students Read More..

News Headlines

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Principal’s Blog

Welcome to our Fred Booth Website!  Wow, I can’t believe this is the year 2012 and we are already in February.  Our teachers and staff have been working at lightning speed creating wonderful lessons for our students which are aligned … Read More...
marathon runners

Marathon Kids Represent Fred Booth

Marathon Kids is a non-profit running, walking and nutrition program provided free to students, teachers and families who wish to participate. Read More...
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STAAR Information for students and parents

STAAR Testing information. Read More...

Events

stars pic

Dancing With The Staars

Students and teachers presented some motivational dances and plays to ease the pressure of test taking.
marathon runners

Marathon Kids Represent Fred Booth

Marathon Kids is a non-profit running, walking and nutrition program provided free to students, teachers and families who wish to participate.

Contact Information

phone 956-361-6860
956-361-6868 fax

msg maleal@sbcisd.com

san Fred Booth Elem.
705 Zaragosa
San Benito, TX 78586

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About Fred Booth Elementary

In 1909, the school board began looking for a suitable location for a school building. By July 24, 1909, 2 free public school brick buildings were planned. June 1910, Mr. Eudress of Austin had completed plans of both proposed school buildings and the school board accepted the plans. 1st Ward School, built in 1910, was renamed The Fred Booth Ward School on March 9, 1931, in honor of Fred Booth, a local business man, former school board member and owner of Mont Meta Memorial Park who had died the previous year.

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