¡Lee y recibe una recompensa! En un esfuerzo por mantener las aptitudes académicas de los estudiantes durante las vacaciones y animar a toda la familia a leer diariamente, Mike Rawlings, alcalde de Dallas, se unió a estudiantes de Charles Rice Learning Center y miembros de la comunidad para comenzar el Desafío de Lectura de Verano del Alcalde de 2018. El programa gratuito durará 10 semanas, del 2 de junio al 11 de agosto, y con el se tiene la intención de fomentar la lectura diaria de libros, periódicos, revistas, libros en audio y libros electrónicos. El programa, presentado por Epsilon,…
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Miles de estudiantes de Dallas ISD aprendieron cómo pueden prevenir o responder a una crisis de un tiroteo en las escuelas durante un programa de capacitación, primero de este estilo, que se llevó a cabo en el American Airlines Center. La campaña See, Say, Do Something se creó a través de una sociedad entre el Dallas ISD, American Airlines Center y la International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM). El programa incluyó a presentadores del FBI, Departamento de Seguridad Nacional y la Policía de Dallas ISD, entre otros. Integrantes de la Junta Escolar de Adolescentes de Dallas ISD lideraron un panel…
Gracias a un donativo de Origin Bank, cada estudiante de prekínder en Harllee Early Childhood Center está concluyendo el año escolar de excelente manera. El banco donó un cheque para que cada estudiante pudiera recibir un trofeo durante una ceremonia especial de fin de año. “Para muchos de nuestros estudiantes serán sus primeros trofeos, así que poder proporcionarles un recuerdo y reconocimiento es una bendición”, dijo Onjaleke Brown, directora de Harllee.
Dallas ISD celebrated some of its amazing volunteers and partners at a special ceremony on May 22. The Volunteers and Partner Award Program recognized those who have gone above and beyond in supporting district schools. “We have more than 30,000 volunteers and tremendous in-kind contributions, so tonight we are just saying thank you to all of our campus volunteers and partners,” Dallas ISD Assistant Superintendent Usamah Rodgers said. These partners were individually recognized for their amazing work: The 2018 Succeeding Together Industry Partner Award: American Airlines American Airlines is a premiere industry partner at W.H. Adamson Collegiate Academy, providing staff…
Each pre-K student at Harllee Early Childhood Center is ending the school year on a high note thanks to a donation from Origin Bank. The bank donated a check so each student could receive their own trophy at a special end-of-year ceremony. “These will be the first trophies for many of our kids, so to be able to provide them with this memory and recognition is a blessing,” Harllee Principal Onjaleke Brown said. Origin Bank also helped out with the school’s field day by providing volunteers and snack packs for the young students. “We thank you for allowing us to…
A graduate luncheon celebrated more than 30 Dallas ISD alumni who are succeeding in college. ScholarShot commemorated students at the event on April 30. ScholarShot is a non-profit dedicated to helping at-risk students earn and complete life-changing vocational, associate or undergraduate degrees through a developed proven model of academic navigation, personal guidance and financial support. These are the Dallas ISD alumni who were honored, as well as what high school they graduated from and where they are pursuing their degree. Sharmonique Ellis- L.G. Pinkston High School; El Centro College Yesenia Medina- Emmett J. Conrad High School; Eastfield College Athziri Rodriguez- Justin…
Located in the heart of the Oak Cliff community near the Bishop Arts District, Felix G. Botello Elementary is a neighborhood school with a track record of success. The pre-K through five school earned five academic distinctions from the Texas Education Agency in reading, math, science, closing performance gaps and postsecondary readiness. The campus also serves as an elementary model school site for the college prep program known as AVID. The teachers who lead the schoolwide college awareness program work with students on notetaking, time management, how to ask and answer questions, and other skills that are needed for success…
A journey that started as a frightening experience for Thomas Jefferson High School senior Daniel Akwei has become the opportunity of a lifetime, thanks to caring teachers who reached out when he needed them most. With more than $20,000 in scholarship awards, the immigrant student turned future financial analyst will step onto the University of North Texas at Dallas campus as a freshman this fall. “My first day as a student in America was very hard. I cried the whole time. It was very challenging. And my teachers felt sorry for me,” recounts Akwei as he flashed back to the…
Thousands of Dallas ISD students learned how they can help prevent or respond to an active shooter crisis at a first-of-its kind situational awareness training at American Airlines Center. The See, Say, Do Something Campaign was created through a partnership between Dallas ISD, American Airlines Center and the International Association of Venue Managers (IAVM). In addition to speakers from the FBI, Department of Homeland Security and Dallas ISD Police, among others, Dallas ISD Teen School Board members led a panel discussion on how to address the issue of gun violence in schools. https://thehub.dallasisd.org/2018/02/28/students-lead-conversation-on-how-to-prevent-and-address-gun-violence-video/ “It’s imperative that we focus on what…
Each student at Anson Jones Elementary School has a dream, and now people across the world know it, too. The campus participated for the second time in two years in the Dreamline Project that saw the school’s 620 students each write down their dreams on individual flags. Whether the student dreamed of being a doctor, President of the United States, or running their own business, art teacher Candice Lindsay said the students greatly benefited from thinking about their future goals. Four staff members from Jones Elementary traveled to Philadelphia on May 5 to show off the students’ creations, as well…