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Prospective doctors at Dallas high schools participated in hands-on medical training, including CPR and heart dissection, during this year's Future Doctors Summer Camp.
Ten Dallas high school students completed a six-week internship with the district's Construction Department, gaining hands-on experience in architecture and engineering.
Antonio José Cisneros Tirado received the New Instructor of the Year award after leading his first-time debate team to top finishes at the City High School Championship.
South Oak Cliff High School principal Willie Johnson received the district's highest honor for principals, citing a school accountability rating of 89 and a collective team effort.
Dallas ISD's Math Magic program for grades one through three has expanded to 98 schools, with over 12,000 students earning program t-shirts.
Ten high school juniors and seniors spent six weeks learning about the Dallas Independent School District's Construction Services department through a hands-on internship program.
Following the approval of the 2026 Bond Program, Dallas ISD has begun developing an implementation timeline and soliciting firms to oversee planning and construction.
The City of Dallas and community partners are hosting a series of events from July 11 to August 8 providing school supplies, uniforms, and registration assistance for the upcoming school year.
Dallas ISD invites families to Ellis Davis Field House on August 11 for in-person registration, supplies, and enrollment assistance for the upcoming school year.
Antonio Jose Cisneros Tirado, a fifth-grade teacher at the School for the Talented and Gifted in Pleasant Grove, received the Middle School City Championship New Coach of the Year Award after launching a debate program in his inaugural season.
Willie Johnson has been named Dallas ISD’s Secondary Principal of the Year, citing an 89 accountability rating and a focus on student environment.
The districtwide program helping first through third graders master basic math facts has expanded to 98 schools with over 18,000 participants.
Dallas ISD provides guidance on school assignments, required documents, and enrollment deadlines for the upcoming academic year.
A series of community events across Dallas will distribute school supplies and uniforms from July 11 through August 8.
Patricia Cortez of TAG in Pleasant Grove started the LadyBots robotics team after students asked for a space where they could take on larger roles.
Melva Yanes, a 2017 Trinidad Garza Early College High School graduate, is highlighted in the AlumNow series for her career as a financial manager at Excelencia in Education.
Dallas ISD students utilize the summer band camp at Booker T. Washington High School to develop musical skills and mentorship opportunities before college.
Construction has begun on the new Seagoville Academy, a pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade school funded by the 2020 bond program.
Dallas ISD invites families to Ellis Davis Field House on Saturday, Aug. 1, for registration assistance and free school supplies.
Dallas ISD is urging families to register for the 30th Dallas Mayor’s Back to School Fair, taking place Aug. 7 at Fair Park.
W.T. White High School will introduce the Scholar TAG Program for the 2027 fall semester, offering an advanced academic track for eligible students.
