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    Principal for a Day brings more than 200 business and community leaders into Dallas ISD schools

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    By Gene Davis on October 10, 2019 Headlines

    “Good morning C.F. Carr Elementary. Now please stand for the pledge of allegiance.”

    And in announcing those 13 words over the school’s intercom, Chris Nielsen, executive vice president of product support and chief quality officer at Toyota North America, kicked off his service as Principal for the Day. Dallas ISD and the Dallas Regional Chamber again partnered together for the annual event that brought hundreds of business and community leaders from the private sector into Dallas ISD schools.

    More than 200 volunteers accepted the opportunity to shadow Dallas ISD principals to gain an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the school district.

    Here’s a look at some of the Principals for a Day across Dallas ISD.

    Sean Alexander, director of community development and service for Dallas Wings, at Cedar Crest Elementary

    Eric J. Ban, managing director of Dallas County Promise at Wilmer Hutchins High School

    Brooke Bailey of Junior League of Dallas at Walnut Hill Elementary School

    Jada Batchelder of Education Opens Doors at W.H. Adamson High SChool

    Dominique Badji, forward for FC Dallas, at David Burnet Elementary School

    Carolyn Beebe of Frost Bank at Gabe P. Allen Charter School

    Champ, Dallas Mavericks Mascot, at Cesar Chavez Learning Center

    Chris Carignan of Goldman Sachs at School of Science and Engineering

    Tiffany Cason, Dallas Market President of Capital One, at Solar Preparatory School for Girls

    Jennifer Cho of Weber Shandwick at Casa View Elementary School

    Amanda Duquette of Girl Scouts of North Texas at John Ireland Elementary School

    Lacy Durham of Deloitte at Solar Preparatory School for Boys

    State Representative Jessica Gonzalez at Barbara Jordan Elementary School

    Kiyundra Gulley, president of Oak Cliff Chamber of Commerce, at L.K. Hall Elementary School

    Judge Clay Jenkins at Eladio Martinez Learning Center

    Emily Ledet of Bank of America and Amy Malone of “It Girl” Public Relations at
    Roosevelt High School

    Kim Noltemy, CEO of Dallas Symphony Orchestra, at W.E. Greiner Exploratory Arts Academy

    Matthew Ornstein, development with Hoque Global, at W.B. Miller Elementary School

    Rick Ortiz, president of the Greater Dallas Hispanic Chamber of Commerce,
    at Winnetka Elementary School

    Dale Petroskey, CEO of Dallas Regional Chamber, at Alex Sanger Elementary School

    Andy Stoker, senior minister at First United Methodist Church of Dallas, at
    J.J. Rhoads Learning Center

    Tommy Summers, president of American Mortgage Advisers, at Gilbert Cuellar Sr. Elementary School

    Francisco de la Torre, Consul General of Mexico in Dallas, at Lorenzo de Zavala Elementary School

    Jesse Trevino, GTS Analyst at CBRE, at Sunset High School

    Demarcus Ware, former Dallas Cowboys player, at J.P. Starks Math, Science and Technology Vanguard

    Debbie Young, VP of Infrastructure at CITI, at Jack Lowe Sr. Elementary School

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