Tis’ the season for gathering and cooking at home. Our teachers and students at Moises E. Molina High School have the perfect recipe that is easy and tasty. Enjoy! Jalapeño-Corn Casserole Ingredients 8 ounce package of cream cheese, cubed and at room temperature 4 tablespoons butter 1/3 cup milk 1/2 teaspoon salt Freshly ground black pepper, to taste 18 ounce bag frozen sweet corn, thawed Diced jalapeños, to taste (optional) 1 cup shredded sharp cheddar cheese Directions Preheat oven to 350°F. In a medium pot set over low heat, melt cream cheese and butter. Stir in milk until mixture…
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Marketing Services is responsible for communicating internally to more than 20,000 Dallas ISD employees and externally with the greater Dallas community through publications, marketing and advertising, e-newsletters, social media and photography.
Dallas ISD teachers Katey Batey and Thom Browne will soon join remarkable speakers from across the country, including former U.S. Secretary of State Dr. Condoleezza Rice, at the Extra Yard for Teachers Summit sponsored by the College Football Playoff Foundation. In January 2015, Dallas will host the first-ever College Football National Championship, and as a way to exhibit their commitment to education, the Foundation worked with the local Commit! Partnership to coordinate the free summit. Through the “I Teach” project, teachers across the country were invited to submit 90-second videos discussing their teaching experience for a chance to speak at…
Este próximo miércoles 17 de diciembre, se llevará a cabo un foro educativo en español abierto al público, de 6:00-8:00 pm en Mountain View College. Habrá consejeros y recursos de información disponibles. Ver el volante anexo para más detalles.
After a dominating start, the Skyline Raiders football team succumbed to a rally by two-time defending state champion Allen on Dec. 13, falling 52-34 in the Class 6A Division I Region II semifinal at SMU’s Ford Stadium. More than 18,000 people gathered to watch as Skyline took on Allen in Skyline’s deepest playoff run since it battled Southlake Carroll in a regional semifinal in 2011. The contest was a back-and-forth offensive affair, pitting Skyline’s dominating ground game and timely passing against Allen’s efficient quick-strike ability. Skyline led 14-10 at halftime behind a touchdown by running back DaLeon Ward and another…
A lone oven, refrigerator and a few kitchen cabinets are all that remain from what used to be a home economics classroom at James Madison High School. Now, parent volunteers have a fantastic new space to work in thanks to support from The Heart of America Foundation and Capital One. Last year, Madison’s library was renovated by the same two groups. In the Parent Center, Dallas ISD crews ripped out the no-longer-used cooking equipment, rebuilt walls, hid original piping and installed new flooring. On Dec. 11, volunteers added the finishing touches by assembling furniture, loading bookshelves with resources geared for…
Los estudiantes del Dallas ISD están tomando las pruebas de evaluación de desempeño en el curso conocidas como ACP, por sus siglas en inglés, que se ofrecen al final del semestre. Estas pruebas se toman en todas las escuelas, en todos los grados y casi en todas las materias. Los estudiantes de Cesar Chavez Learning Center en el este de Dallas acaban de completar su ACP en música. En enero, un grupo de padres, maestros distinguidos en las artes, directores y un grupo de enfoque en TEI se van a reunir para hablar acerca de las pruebas ACP y acerca…
Students across Dallas ISD are wrapping up the semester with end of semester tests called ACP exams which stands for Assessment of Course Performance. ACP exams happen in every school, across every grade level and in most subjects. Students at Cesar Chavez Learning Center in East Dallas just completed their ACPs in music. In January, a task force made up of parents, distinguished art, music and PE teachers, the district’s TEI Focus group and principals will meet to talk about the ACP exams and how the district might improve these tests. For more information on TEI, visit our dedicated webpage.
Students who face the challenges of blindness, deafness, physical or intellectual disabilities have a team of advocates working to ensure they have the same opportunities to progress academically and socially as their fully abled peers. The Special Education department provides a variety of services to level the playing field for students challenged with disabilities. The department offers a full array of services to help disabled students. These range from occupational/physical therapy, which provides equipment such as walkers for students with cerebral palsy, to Dyslexia Services, which assists dyslexic students to develop literacy skills. Students with auditory or speech impairments can…