Author: The Hub

Después de ayudar a miles de estudiantes adultos a aprender a leer y escribir, el programa de educación para adultos liderado por Dallas ISD durante décadas, está llegando a su fin. Una subvención de la Comisión de la Fuerza Laboral de Texas de Workforce Solutions de Dallas, expirará a finales del año 2014, y personal del distrito ya está trabajando en un plan de transición para asegurar que el trabajo de profesores y alumnos continúe sin interrupción. “El trabajo que se ha hecho gracias a esta subvención ha trasformado miles de vidas bajo la supervisión y coordinación de Dallas ISD,”…

For an urban district such as Dallas ISD, students might not have the opportunity to truly learn where their food comes from, which is why some schools are participating in a program called Farm Day At The Fair.

The Dallas ISD is accepting nominations for students to be screened for the Gifted and Talented Programs. Students who are up to the challenge of a rigorous curriculum and can excel in the program are usually those who are self-directed, creative and able to demonstrate critical-thinking skills. The program is accepting nominations now through Sept. 25, for students in grades one through 12. Parents, guardians and community members may nominate students for consideration. Information packets are available at each local campus from the Gifted and Talented Program teacher or coordinator. Students must be enrolled in Dallas ISD to be tested.…

There are always conversations about what should be done to improve the future of Dallas ISD. However, the district’s students and employee team are excited about what Dallas ISD is doing today. Mike Miles, Dallas ISD superintendent, continues to note how the current successes of today are driving future success. Check out the video from Mr. Miles below to learn how Dallas ISD is thinking differently and acting courageously on behalf of students.