Guide to help us understand the legal definition of "homeless" under the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act.

Guide to assisting parents in navigating the special education process while experiencing homelessness: School Help for Homeless Children with Disabilities: Information for Parents.

Need help finding your neighborhood school or need help finding a school or program of choice, click here!

If you have a question about the Dallas Independent School District registration and enrollment process, our Dallas ISD ONE Centers are here to help. We are a one-stop shop for campus enrollment information including, campus selection, student transfers, school lottery/wait list information and much more. Click here  to see locations near you!

Meet with your school counselor and ask your teachers and coaches for advice and/or help as needed. Remember you are not alone!

Counselors can also help you navigate through any difficult situation and help you connect to resources. Each campus has at least one full-time counselor.

Go to Counseling Services / Contact Your School Counselor(dallasisd.org).

Easy tips to help ensure your children don't miss out on his/her educational opportunities. Please visit the Parent Guide to Student Attendance for more information.

If you are homeless or in a transitional living situation as a family, there are many things you can do to promote family stability, click here to learn some tips!

Summarizes the key provisions related to the transportation of children and youth experiencing homelessness included in the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act. 

I need help understanding the STAAR Report Card. How can I help my child prepare for the test? And more! Click this link to access resources.

The purpose of this toolkit is to provide parents and students experiencing homelessness with extra guidance and strategic help when encountering dangerous and at-risk situations. Click here to access the HEP ToolKit. 

Click here to view  or to print list of emergency resources.

Find answers to the most asked questions from parents across the state just by clicking here!

Truancy Frequently Asked Attendance Questions, click here!

By registering your child in Dallas ISD Pre-K, you give them the gift of a brighter future:

• Text “PREK” to (972) 687-7735
• Call the Pre-K Enrollment Hotline (214) 932-7735
• Email us at Let's Talk

You can learn English, discover community, get a job, support your family, talk with doctors, get your driver's license and build your future. All classes are free of charge. Click here to learn more!

Please visit Colorín Colorado, a bilingual site helping children & parents become Good Readers & Successful Students!

For specific information on your current location and resources available, please visit Exploring Day Care.

Make a plan today. Your family may not be together if a disaster strikes, so it is important to have a Family Emergency Plan.

SEL (Social Emotional Learning) builds the skills, knowledge, and attitudes that both students and adults need to be successful in school, work, and life.  They include things such as knowing and controlling your emotions, teamwork, understanding others, making positive choices, and resilience. Click HERE for more detailed information

The McKinney-Vento Homeless Education Assistance Act (Act) provides important protection and rights for homeless children and unaccompanied homeless youth. Click here to learn more.