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2,000 Dallas ISD students compete in elementary UIL academic contest
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2,000 Dallas ISD students compete in elementary UIL academic contest
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It may not have taken an actual village to conduct the Dallas ISD Elementary UIL A+ Academic Competition on Dec. 2, but it might have looked like it did.
To support the 2,000 or so students from 111 participating elementary schools, there were 352 coaches and 210 chaperones in attendance at Moisés E. Molina High School. Students competed in Chess; Dictionary Skills; Listening; Maps, Charts amp; Graphs; Number Sense; Ready Writing; Social Studies; Spelling; and Storytelling.