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2017 Quarter 1

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Quarter 1 Enrollment for John Leslie Patton, Jr. Academic Center has now begun!

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Continuous Improvement @ Patton
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Dallas County Schools Patton Bus Schedules
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Uriel Lopez,
Patton Senior,
Wins Grand Prize

April 25, 2017 | Press Release

Dallas, TX - U.S. Congressman Pete Sessions (R-TX) congratulated the winners of the 2017 Congressional High School Art Competition during an awards ceremony at The Art Institute of Dallas on Monday.

The Congressinal High School Art Competition is an annual, nationwide art competition initiated by Members of Congress in their respective districts. The competition for the 32nd Congressional District of Texas, organized by Congressman Sessions, is open to all high school students in the district. This annual competition provides an opportunity for local students to showcase their individual talents and receive national recognition.

Uriel Lopez, a senior at John Leslie Patton Academic Center, was awarded the Grand Prize for his pencil work entitled "preserving Patriot's Dream." His artwork will be showcased in the corridor leading to the U.S. Capitol building for the next year. As the Grand Prize recipient, Uriel will join the national winners in Washington, DC for the Congressional High School Art Competition award ceremony in June.

"Uriel's depeiction of the famous image of our men and women raising the flag in Iwo Jima beautifully captures our nation's spirit of patriotism," said Sessions. "his piece is nothing short of exceiptional and I am delighted that visiotrs from across the country and Congressional members will be able to see this moving piece each and every day in the United States Capitol building."

Students and schools interested in participating in next year’s Congressional Art Competition may contact Rachel Wong in Congressman Sessions’ Dallas District office at 972.392.0505 for more information.

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Board Resolution

Trustees approve resolution designating all schools to be as welcoming and protective as possible

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Student Services exists to help students acquire experiences that will motivate them to make responsible decisions, seek positive opportunities for growth and learning, and envision a future that includes higher education and a fulfilling career.

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Resources for Homeless Students

Community Resources for Homeless children, families and youths in the greater Dallas Area

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Campus News

Parent Action Committee Meeting

During the 2016-2017 school year, all Patton parents and guardians were invited to attend special meetings designed to help them help their scholars. Report cards, transcripts, attendance, and reminders about important upcoming dates were shared. The last scheduled meeting for the Patton Parent Action Committee was on May 18, 2017.

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- Coffee and Conversation

The last opportunity for coffee and conversation with the Principal for the 2016-2017 school year was on Thursday, May 18. Thank you to all that participated in this activity this year - Your input was appreciated.

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Commitment to Excellence

On April 13, 2017, 25 scholars from John Leslie Patton, Jr. Academic Center were recognized for meeting the Commitment to Excellence expectations for Quarter 3. This is the second year that students have been given the opportunity to sign a Commitment to Excellence document at the beginning of each quarter. By doing so, each scholar agrees to the following: Come to school prepared and ready to learn each day. Be aware of his/her grade in each of his/her classes. Attend tutoring if a grade fall below 75 at any time. Pass all courses with a grade of 75 or higher.

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Robots Come to Patton

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ACT / PSAT / SAT Resources

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