Join us for the Dallas ISD Back to School Registration Event to get your child registered for the new school year! It all happens Saturday, August 5, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Ellis Davis Field House, located at 9191 S. Polk St. Parents will receive in-person assistance with registration, for students enrolling in pre-K through 12th grade. Students registering onsite for K-12th grade will receive free school supplies, backpacks and other services, while supplies last. Please come prepared with the following documents to complete your child’s enrollment: Birth certificate (new students) Parent/guardian photo ID Proof of address Immunization…
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For Sandy Peatrowsky, a deaf/hard of hearing itinerant teacher, no day looks the same. She visits up to five schools per day to work with an average of 16 students per week across most grade levels, catering lesson plans and activities to each individual’s needs. During her visits, communication is a regular theme, whether it be related to vocabulary, auditory memory, or self-advocacy. “For a student who does not have hearing aids or hearing loss, they will hear a word 100 times, but my student might only hear it 50 times,” Peatrowsky said. “We do a lot of work so…
La National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA) otorgó al Departamento de Comunicaciones de Dallas ISD el Golden Achievement Award y varios reconocimientos más por su excelencia en publicaciones y medios digitales. El Golden Achievement Award reconoce la excepcional labor estratégica en todos los aspectos de las relaciones públicas escolares, las comunicaciones, la mercadotecnia y el compromiso. Los reconocimientos por excelencia en publicaciones y medios digitales celebran las publicaciones, boletines electrónicos, programas de medios digitales, programas de radio, televisión y video, pódcasts, redes sociales, infografías, blogs y sitios web del departamento. Presentamos a continuación la lista de reconocimientos: Golden Achievement Award…
The National School Public Relations Association (NSPRA) awarded Dallas ISD Communication Services a Golden Achievement Award and several recognitions for Publications and Digital Media Excellence. NSPRA’s Golden Achievement Award recognizes outstanding, strategic work in all aspects of school public relations, communication, marketing, and engagement. NSPRA’s Publications and Digital Media Excellence Awards recognize outstanding education publications, e-newsletters, digital media programs, radio/TV/video programs, podcasts, social media, infographics, blogs, and websites. View a list of the Communication Services winning entries below: Golden Achievement Award Winner – Dallas ISD’s Comprehensive Safety Plan: A Crisis Response to the Robb Elementary School Tragedy Award of Excellence,…
Families of eligible students for the district’s Strive for No More than 5 attendance campaign will receive a School Messenger call on June 28 informing them of their eligibility to receive free tickets to Ripley’s Believe It or Not! museum tickets and Six Flags tickets. The “Strive For No More Than Five” campaign engages and challenges students and parents to commit to limiting absences to no more than five days for the school year. Total amount of students receiving a free ticket this year: High school students: 21,805 Middle school students: 22,383 Elementary school students: 42,721 Click the images below…
The AlumNow series showcases former students’ post-graduation successes. We recently caught up with Crystal Alanis who is a P-TECH Teacher Assistant for Dallas ISD. Read about her educational journey at Dallas ISD and how her teachers impacted her to give back to her community. What high school did you graduate from and what year did you graduate? Moisés E. Molina High School in 2015. What are your responsibilities as a P-TECH Teacher Assistant? P-TECH stands for Pathways in Technology Early College High School. Dallas ISD has 18 designated P-TECH campuses, where students can choose a career pathway and take courses…
La superintendente de Dallas ISD, Stephanie S. Elizalde, el alcalde Eric L. Johnson y la presidenta de la Junior League of Dallas, Christina N. Eubanks, anunciaron que la 27.ª Feria anual del regreso a clases del alcalde de Dallas se llevará a cabo el viernes, 4 de agosto, en las instalaciones del Automobile Building y Centennial Hall en Fair Park. Esta feria es fruto de la colaboración entre Dallas ISD, la Ciudad de Dallas, organizaciones sin fines de lucro, empresas y voluntarios de la comunidad. Cada año, beneficia a más de 10,000 estudiantes de bajos recursos de prekínder al 12.o…
The use of artificial intelligence chatbots in education has been a hot topic in news headlines and at school board meetings across the United States. Participating in the 5th Annual Parrish Charitable Foundation Invitation, Dallas ISD students recently joined the discussion as they participated in the Debate Chamber at Old Parkland Complex. Through a partnership with entrepreneur Roland G. Parrish and the Dallas Urban Debate Alliance, the six high school students debated the motion: “This House opposes the use of AI Chatbots in educational settings.” For Parrish, debating skills are necessary and purposeful in today’s workforce because he believes it…
Dallas ISD Superintendent Stephanie S. Elizalde, Mayor Eric L. Johnson, and Junior League of Dallas President Christina N. Eubanks announced that the 27th Annual Dallas Mayor’s Back to School Fair will take place on Friday, August 4, inside the Automobile Building and Centennial Hall at Fair Park. The fair is a collaborative effort between Dallas ISD, the City of Dallas, nonprofits, corporations, and community volunteers. Each year, it serves more than 10,000 economically disadvantaged students in grade levels prekindergarten to 12 and their families. To receive free school supplies, families must register their students online at mayorsbacktoschoolfair.com, or at one…
Cuando la Universidad del Norte de Texas empezó a ofrecer clases de música virtuales gratis a Dallas ISD, algunas escuelas, como James Madison High School, vieron resultados inmediatos. “Avanzaron muchísimo”, dijo Andrea Diggs, directora del coro en Madison. El programa de lecciones virtuales de música particulares arrancó el otoño pasado, y cada estudiante empezó a recibir una sesión individual de 30 minutos por semana. Las lecciones, dictadas por estudiantes de posgrado de UNT y profesores, se ofrecieron en línea a través de iPads proporcionados por el distrito. En el caso de Madison High School, no hubo un programa de coro…