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See when Dallas ISD elementary schools are providing iPads and Chromebooks to students
Each elementary school will host a drive-up technology deployment event before school starts.
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Dallas ISD extends bulk grab-and-go meal pickup service through Aug. 27.
The district has provided more than 9 million meals since school buildings closed in March due to the Covid-19 threat.
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Dallas ISD invests $20 million to ensure every student has access to technology
The district will deploy iPads to approximately 46,000 students in pre-K through 2nd grade and Chromebooks for 14,000 students in grades 3–5 prior to the start of school.
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Burnet Elementary’s Eric Hale named Region 10 Elementary Teacher of the Year
Hale uses his background understanding of poverty and trauma to guide his students to excellence no matter what the obstacle.
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Mayor's Back to School Fair is happening Aug. 20 and Aug. 21
The event will look different this year, but families can still receive the necessary supplies and resources they need ahead of the upcoming school year.
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Dallas ISD is hiring substitute teachers to help with face-to-face and virtual learning
The district is looking for candidates who have a minimum of 60 college hours or a bachelor’s degree; however, they are not required to be certified.
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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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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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