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Whether your student is new to Dallas ISD or returning for the 2026–2027 school year, the district’s ONE Centers are open to make the registration and enrollment process as clear and seamless as possible. The ONE Centers serve as a centralized hub to oversee school choice initiatives, student transfers, lotteries, waitlists, and support families with pre-K through twelfth grade registrations. For families who need a one-stop shop for hands-on help, team members are available to assist with every stage of the application and registration process. Visitors can drop by any of the three locations across the district from 7:30 a.m.…

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Written by Julian Spearman, Student Activities  George Bannerman Dealey Montessori Academy is now the number one Dallas ISD middle school is the number one Dallas ISD middle school, according to the Texas Math and Science Coaches Association. Lorelei Nguyen, a TMSCA coach at Dealey, encourages students to look at room for improvement and learn from their mistakes rather than competing against one another. In turn, they had less anxiety and performed better. “Consistent practice and a focus on growth are most important to success. Another thing I do is make growth the focus of their grade,” said Nguyen. “Students need…

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Redactado por Michelle Read, Departamento de Actividades Estudiantiles Seis estudiantes de preparatoria de Dallas ISD compitieron en Skyline High School en el Debate por la Beca Roland G. Parrish 2026. Seleccionados entre un grupo competitivo de solicitantes, cada participante mostró sus habilidades de oratoria y pensamiento crítico y recibió una beca de $3000. Hecho posible por la Roland G. Parrish Charitable Foundation y organizado en asociación con la Dallas Urban Debate Alliance, el evento anual ha sido un pilar de la comunidad de Dallas ISD durante ocho años. El intenso debate de este año trató un tema cívico oportuno: ¿deberían…

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Servicios de Alimentación y Nutrición Infantil de Dallas ISD celebrará el inicio del programa de comidas gratuitas de verano en Albert C. Black Jr. STEAM Academy el miércoles, 10 de junio. El evento de lanzamiento estará abierto para niños y adultos, y todos son bienvenidos a disfrutar de un día lleno de comida, entretenimiento y diversión comunitaria. Este evento se realiza en colaboración con United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Haga clic aquí para obtener más información. Detalles del evento Fecha: Miércoles, 10 de junio Hora: 10:30 a. m. a 12:30 p. m. Lugar: Albert C. Black Jr. STEAM Academy Dirección:…

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Las familias y comunidad de Dallas ISD podrán recibir asesoría legal gratuita mediante la LegalLine E-Clinic de la Dallas Bar Association este junio. Abogados voluntarios responderán preguntas de 4 a 8 p.m. en selectos días: 3 de junio 10 de junio 17 de junio 24 de junio Los participantes registrados recibirán una llamada telefónica de un abogado voluntario de hasta 15 minutos de asesoría legal gratuita. Para registrarse, complete el siguiente formulario: https://tinyurl.com/DBALegalLine. Los cupos son limitados, y el registro cierra al mediodía el martes antes de cada fecha indicada anteriormente. Las llamadas pueden aparecer con número desconocido. Los abogados…

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Los Institutos de Profesiones de Dallas ISD celebraron hace poco el “Signing Day”, un reconocimiento de los graduados de 2026 que se comprometen a sus próximos pasos en la fuerza laboral. Cada escuela organizó su propia ceremonia, y todos los eventos honraron a los estudiantes mientras firmaban con empleadores, escuelas vocacionales y formaciones profesionales. “Este evento es significativo porque pone el foco sobre los estudiantes de los Institutos de la misma manera festiva que se hace con los deportistas o universitarios”, dijo Brandon Harper, coordinador de Educación Profesional y Técnica. “Esto reafirma el esfuerzo que los estudiantes dedicaron a completar…

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Written by Michelle Read, Student Activities Department Six Dallas ISD high school students competed at Skyline High School in the 2026 Roland G. Parrish Scholarship Debate. Selected from a competitive pool of applicants, each participant showcased public speaking skills and critical thinking, earning a $3,000 scholarship for their achievements. Made possible by the Roland G. Parrish Charitable Foundation and held in association with the Dallas Urban Debate Alliance, the annual event has been a cornerstone of the Dallas ISD community for eight years. This year’s intense debate tackled a timely civic issue with the topic: This House would ban private…

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Escrito por Julian Spearman, Departamento de Actividades Estudiantiles Triunfar en el Decatlón Académico supone muchas horas dedicadas al estudio. Este año, School for the Talented & Gifted at Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Center dejó huella en el escenario nacional. Luego de quedar en segundo lugar en el torneo estatal en Corpus Christi, el equipo calificó para competir en las nacionales en línea. Ahí, se llevaron tercer lugar de la competencia eNationals. Greer Gaines, entrenadora, atribuye el éxito del equipo a su cultura de comunidad y tenacidad. Según ella, el programa se fundamenta en un sistema concreto y objetivo de responsabilidad…

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Dallas ISD Food and Child Nutrition Services is celebrating the beginning of free summer meal programs at Albert C. Black Jr. STEAM Academy on Wednesday, June 10. The kickoff event is open to children and adults, and everyone is welcome to enjoy a day filled with food, entertainment, and community fun. This event is in partnership with United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Click here for more information. Event Details Date: Wednesday, June 10 Time: 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Location: Albert C. Black Jr. STEAM Academy Address: 4200 Bonnie View Road, Dallas, TX 75216

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Every Career Institute across Dallas ISD recently celebrated Signing Day, recognizing Class of 2026 seniors as they commit to their next steps in the workforce. While each campus hosted its own ceremony, all events honored students as they signed with employers, trade schools, and apprenticeships. “The event is significant because it highlights CI students in the same celebratory way athletics or college signing events traditionally do,” Brandon Harper, Career and Technology Education coordinator, said. “It validates the hard work students have put into completing programs of study, earning certifications, landing internships, and preparing for careers immediately after graduation.” Students…

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