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Dallas ISD’s Computer Science Education Week helps students prepare for the workplace of tomorrow
One of Dallas ISD’s goals is to prepare students to have the computational skills needed for the future workplace and the increasing reliance on digital technology.
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Candidates for the Board of Trustees must file by Feb. 17
Candidates have until Friday, February 17 at 5 p.m. to submit their filing packets to secure a place on the ballot. The first day to file is Wednesday, January 18.
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Dallas Education Foundation provides 2022 update
During the Jan. 12 Dallas ISD Board Briefing, the Dallas Education Foundation (DEF) provided an update on how they supported and invested in the district’s initiatives during 2022.
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Project-based learning leads to community service
When Vicky Ramirez, a fourth-grade bilingual teacher at Hogg New Tech Center, is not busy mentoring two fellow teachers, leading a UIL chess club during lunch or supporting fourth- and fifth-grade robotics teams, she can be found instilling real-world lessons that will last her students a lifetime
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Introducing the 2022-2023 campus teachers of the year
Schools across Dallas ISD are honoring teaching excellence by introducing their extraordinary campus teachers of the year
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STEM students build up learning in bridge competition
Who can build four bridges in two hours from just popsicle sticks and glue – each bridge strong enough to hold 20 pounds?
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Black History Month
Check back all month to see how we celebrate this year’s theme, “Black Resilience."
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Adrian Rojas, Arturo Salazar Elementary
What would Dr. King say to us today about hope for tomorrow?
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Kennedy Smith, Charles Rice Learning Center
What would Dr. King say to us today about hope for tomorrow?
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Number of 2022 graduates chosen to receive $2,500 scholarships from the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) Scholarship Program
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Dallas ISD educators receive funding from Grants for Innovative Teaching
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schools earning an A or B from the TEA (90%)
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