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Dallas ISD está preparándose para lanzar las academias de lectura en otoño. Las academias son la respuesta del distrito ante la aprobación del proyecto de ley 3 de la Cámara de Representantes de Texas, la cual exige que los maestros de kínder hasta 3er grado y los directores de escuelas primarias completen una academia de lectura de 10 días antes de terminar el año escolar 2022-2023. Esta es una oportunidad para que Dallas ISD cumpla con la meta de la Junta Escolar de que por lo menos 60 por ciento de los estudiantes lean a su nivel académico en 3er…

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Dallas ISD is gearing up for the district’s Reading Academies, launching this fall. The academies are the district’s response to last year’s passage of Texas House Bill 3, which requires all kindergarten through third-grade teachers and elementary principals to complete a 10-day reading academy before the end of the 2022-2023 school year. For Dallas ISD, this is an opportunity to help meet the Board of Trustee’s goal of having at least 60 percent of our students reading at grade level in third grade by 2025. By developing more skilled and effective educators, the district will positively impact student literacy achievement. “The HB3…

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Visto que muchos estudiantes en el país se enfrentan a un final inesperado sin las actividades de clausura del 12o grado, los padres y el personal de una preparatoria de Dallas ISD crearon una iniciativa para alegrarles el corazón. La campaña Adopt a Senior la crearon un grupo de padres y miembros del personal de Sunset High School. Ramona DeLeón dijo sentirse triste de ver que su hija no podría asistir al baile de fin de año (prom) debido a las restricciones por el covid-19. Todo lo que quería era encontrar la manera de que su hija y sus compañeros…

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As senior students across the nation find themselves not being able to finish the school year through the traditional end-of-high-school activities, parents and staff at a Dallas ISD high school created a heart-warming initiative to bring smiles to seniors. The Adopt a Senior campaign was created by a group of parents and several staff members at Sunset High School. Parent Ramona DeLeon says she was sad about seeing her daughter miss prom in the midst of the COVID-19 restrictions, and all she wanted was to find a way to bring a smile to her daughters’ and classmates’ faces. “I thought…

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Dallas ISD está uniendo esfuerzos con Fort Worth ISD y Univisión DFW para iniciar Unidos para Aprender y ofrecer 58 minutos de programación educativa diaria en español para estudiantes de prekínder a 2do grado. El segmento irá al aire de lunes a viernes de 7 am a 8 am, comenzando el 11 de mayo, por KSTR UniMas 49, la estación hermana de Univisión DFW. La colaboración entre estas tres entidades busca apoyar el progreso académico de los estudiantes al complementar el aprendizaje en casa que Dallas ISD y Fort Worth ISD están ofreciendo a las familias de habla hispana durante…

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Dallas ISD is joining forces with Fort Worth ISD and Univision DFW, to launch Unidos para Aprender (Together to Learn), 58-minutes of daily instruction in Spanish for students in grades pre-K through second grade. The segment will air Monday through Friday, from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m., on KSTR UniMas 49, Univision DFW’s local sister station beginning May 11. The three-way partnership seeks to support student academic progress by supplementing the at-home learning resources Dallas and Fort Worth ISDs are providing to Spanish-speaking families during the covid-19 pandemic. The programming will feature instructional content created and hosted by teachers from…

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Luke Mock no era como sus hermanos, a quienes les encantaba la actuación, así que, como fan de los deportes, se unió al equipo de básquetbol en su primer año en Hillcrest High School. Sin embargo, no lo disfrutó tanto como esperaba, por lo cual, en el 11º grado, decidió seguir los pasos de sus hermanos. Hizo una audición para el musical de la escuela y gracias a su talento, consiguió el papel de protagonista. Su participación en la obra le cambió la vida, a tal grado que buscará dedicarse a la actuación luego de graduarse. “Me encanta conocer a…

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Luke Mock’s brother and sister were always big into acting, but when he started at Hillcrest High School as a freshman, he was a sports fan who joined the basketball team. But he didn’t enjoy playing basketball as much as he expected. And his junior year, he decided to follow his siblings’ footsteps and audition for the school musical, landing the lead role. Performing in the musical changed his life, setting him on a path to pursue acting after he graduates next month “I really enjoy the aspect of finding the characters I’m playing,” Mock said. “I try to find…

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To help flatten the curve of COVID-19 infections and protect our children and families, the Dallas Independent School District has closed its campuses and facilities, including our playgrounds. We will begin to open our facilities and playgrounds as state, county and medical officials lift the stay-at-home restrictions. Our hope is that we can reopen all facilities sooner rather than later as the county returns to normal.  Thank you for your understanding and patience during this unprecedented and trying time.

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District employees may request reimbursement for a reasonable amount of office supply costs, to include toner, printer cartridges, and paper, incurred while working from home during the Extended Emergency Leave. Employees are advised to obtain approval from their supervisor prior to making any purchase. Note that only consumable office supply costs are eligible for reimbursement. Office equipment, home/office furniture, and services including phone and internet whether for home or mobile are not eligible for reimbursement under this reimbursement plan.  This office supply costs reimbursement option will be open to employees indefinitely as long as the Extended Emergency Leave is in…

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