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Michael Hinojosa, the former head of the Dallas Independent School District, has announced his intention to run for mayor of Dallas, with a stated focus on housing issues and support for underserved populations.
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.
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.
Dallas ISD has published five key questions and registration tips for families preparing for the 2026-2027 school year, including details on school assignments, required documents, and bilingual assistance locations.
The Dallas ISD Summer Dance Intensive returns for its 15th year, bringing approximately 400 students together for five days of technical training and cultural exploration.
Dallas ISD's Spark ASL camp combined sports with American Sign Language instruction to foster communication skills and cultural understanding among students.
The Dallas ISD Board of Trustees approved updates to the student conduct code, a school name change, and construction projects during its final meeting of the 2025-2026 school year.
