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Approved 2020–2021 budget includes raises for staff
As part of the approved 2020–2021 budget, the Dallas ISD Board of Trustees has approved $61.2 million in salary increases for eligible employees for the 2020-2021 school year.
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Racial Equity Office highlights six accomplishments from 2019–2020 school year
From the success of the ethnic studies courses to partnerships helping decrease suspensions, REO is positively impacting Dallas ISD's culture.
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Dallas ISD is recruiting bus drivers for the 2020–2021 school year
The starting pay is $20.17 per hour. Drivers are guaranteed 6 working hours a day for 185 days per school year.
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In-person return for all staff postponed until August 3rd
After consideration of the latest COVID-19 data and the rising number of cases in Dallas County and in the district, district employees will be expected to report to work in-person on Monday, August 3, instead of the original date of July 6.
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Administrators discuss possible reopening protocols for 2020–2021 school year
Dallas ISD is considering three learning models for the 2020–2021 school year and has developed a handbook of safety protocols to be implemented at every campus.
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Trustees unanimously approve resolution on the district's commitment to black students and black lives
"We have to look toward more systemic and deep change," Board President Justin Henry said.
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Superintendent Michael Hinojosa shares statement on the killing of George Floyd
"Conscience requires that those in power speak out against racism and prejudice and act to redress them," Hinojosa wrote.
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Dallas ISD families invited to pick up free milk as part of Mayor's Milk Initiative
Families can visit one of these 13 schools this week to pick up free gallons of milk as part of the initiative.
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Dallas ISD to continue offering bulk grab-and-go meals in June
Each family who visits a participating school on Thursdays will continue to receive seven breakfasts, seven lunches and one supper per child.
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William Alexander Garcia
The graduating Spruce senior is pursuing a business degree so he can help his dad further grow his business.
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Angelina Solis
The graduating Bryan Adams senior is headed to Texas A&M after overcoming homelessness to finish in the top 15 of her class.
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Damajai Stephens
The graduating Skyline senior balances a love of football with his dream of becoming a judge who serves his community.
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Marysol Ortega
The graduating Thomas Jefferson senior has triumphed over two life-changing events within six months.
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Luke Mock
From sports to the stage, this graduating Hillcrest senior has found an unexpected life calling to pursue acting.
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Fine Arts Collegiate Academy
Students can pursue their passion for dance and music while earning a free college degree in high school.
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Different languages are covered with at-home learning materials
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Thousand student computers provided for at-home learning
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