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    This Week in Dallas ISD: Dec. 22 edition

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    By Gene Davis on December 22, 2016 News Briefs

    After four months of school that had too many incredible stories to count, winter break is almost here!

    We close out the semester with an especially great recap of district news.

    Watch the above video, or read below, to see for yourself!

    Preparing to be leaders

    See how sophomores at the Bryan Adams High School Leadership Academy took a big step forward on their path to success after high school. (Learn more)

    Common Black College Application

    The community and State Fair of Texas came together to provide every senior at Madison and Lincoln high schools with the chance to complete the Common Black College Application for free. (Learn more)

    Books Are the Beginning

    Books Are the Beginning donated two free books to every student Hooe Elementary. (Learn more)

    Toys for students

    The social outreach arm of the Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship donated a toy to every student at the Martin Weiss School of Leadership. (Watch this)

    KLIF helps out

    Meanwhile, KLIF 570 AM gave out toys to every student at the Martin Luther King Jr. Learning Center and donated a $20,000 check to the school. (Read this)

    Technology upgrade for Roosevelt feeder pattern

    Ruel Hamilton, CEO and founder of AmeriSouth Realty, donated more than $100,000 to upgrade technology in schools in the Roosevelt High School feeder pattern. (Watch this)

    KPMG’s Family for Literacy

    Volunteers from KPMG’s Family for Literacy gave away three books each to the more than 900 students at Hotchkiss Elementary. (Read this)

    Carpenter Elementary’s library gets makeover

    Behr and the Heart of America Foundation rejuvenated the library at John Carpenter Elementary School to encourage a love of reading. (Read this)

    Planning grant for social and emotional learning

    The Wallace Foundation has awarded Dallas ISD and its partner Big Thought with a joint planning grant of $400,000 to develop students social and emotional intelligence skills. (Read this)

    Free meals for students over the break

    Over the holiday break, everyone under the age of 18 can get a free morning snack and lunch at one of 11 Dallas ISD schools. (Learn where and when)

    A heartwarming surprise 

    Valerie, a private in the U.S. Army and Woodrow graduate, surprised her mom, a teacher at Multiple Careers Magnet, in the classroom. (Watch this)

    Roundup of available college scholarships

    The winter break is an ideal time for seniors to apply to some of these college scholarships. (See the scholarships)

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