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Students pledge to teach in Dallas after earning education degree
Dallas ISD is preparing home-grown leaders to return to the district and successfully educate future generations
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Dallas ISD high school students honor U.S. veterans during parade
JROTC and other student groups paraded through Downtown Dallas during the city’s annual event
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Parents and guardians invited to upcoming Dual Language Parent Academy
Participants will receive information and resources in both English and Spanish to support their students at home.
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Dallas ISD Stories: Emari Burks at Kathlyn Joy Gilliam Collegiate Academy
The junior talks about how getting 60 hours of college credit while in high school is setting her up for success
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District leaders update trustees on the schools impacted by the storm
Superintendent Michael Hinojosa thanked the outpouring of support from the community and staff
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Lights On Afterschool spotlights the importance of afterschool activities
A group of district, civic and city leaders highlighted the importance of afterschool activities at the event
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Dallas ISD counselors ready to help students thrive after the storm
To help students most impacted by the storm, Dallas ISD counselors are ready to assist however needed
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Locker-turned-mailbox is helping students express their emotions
Students at Central Elementary School can anonymously drop notes into the mailbox detailing how they feel.
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Maintenance and facilities workers are unsung heroes of storm’s aftermath
Just hours after the tornado ripped through Dallas, Dallas ISD Maintenance and Facilities crews got to work
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Helping families
The Dallas ISD Youth and Family Centers are helping bridge the outside world with the inside of the classroom.
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Promoting inclusiveness
Programs such as Baile Folklórico and mariachi are just a few ways Dallas ISD celebrates inclusiveness and multiculturalism.
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Top educator
Burnet Elementary School teacher Eric Hale is the recipient of the 2019 Annual Queen Smith Award, a national recognition.
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Montessori schools
Our montessori schools are designed for independent thinkers who enjoy hands-on, collaborative learning.
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Early College High Schools
Dallas ISD students can a valuable experience in a professional pathway of their choice while simultaneously earning 60 hours of tuition-free college credits and a high school diploma.
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Single-gender schools
Our single-gender schools focus on character and leadership-building skills while preparing students for college and career.
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Schools earned “A” rating from TEA
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Choice schools accepting applications
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National Blue Ribbon Schools
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