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Lo logré: De SOC a la Universidad de Texas en Austin
0Conozca a Tania A., número uno en la generación de 2023 de South Oak Cliff High School. Además de estudiante es atleta, y competir en las Olimpiadas es solo una de las metas que tiene para el futuro. Escuche su historia y sus planes después de la preparatoria a continuación. ¡Felicidades, Tania! Para compartir su historia de graduación, visiten nuestra web y manténgase al tanto de las demás historias en nuestras redes sociales durante el mes de mayo. Padres, pueden compartir la historia de su hijo de las siguientes maneras: 1. Publique la historia de su hijo y etiquete a…
Grad Goals: From SOC to Longhorn Nation
0Grad Goals: From SOC to Longhorn Nation! Meet Tania A., South Oak Cliff High School’s Class of 2023 Valedictorian. She’s a student-athlete and making it to the Olympics someday is just one of her future goals. Learn more about her story and plans after high school below. Congrats, Tania! To share your unique graduation story, visit our website and stay tuned on our social media channels to see other Dallas ISD students we are highlighting throughout May. You can also share your grad’s story by: Posting your grad’s story on social media and tagging Dallas ISD on Facebook, Instagram or…
Born in China, shaped by America
0Molly Schrader joined Dallas ISD as a digital coordinator more than a year ago. She moved to Dallas in 2020 from Austin after graduating from the University of Texas at Austin. She’s a big Taylor Swift fan, an animal lover and a world traveler. We asked her to share some thoughts about her identity as we celebrate Asian American Pacific Islander month. There are things in this life that you can control and others you cannot. One of those is how you are perceived by others, and I’m sure you can guess which of the two categories that fits into. One…
Grad Goals: From W.T. White to West Point, Hamersen B.’s story
0Before Hamersen B. moved from Ethiopia to Dallas at 14 years old, his typical day consisted of riding around his village on a bicycle, going to school, and teaching other kids how to ride a bike to earn lunch money. Today, he is a graduating senior at W.T. White High School, looking forward to a bright future of someday becoming a surgeon and traveling the world. Hamersen always dreamed about accomplishing big things, but he wasn’t sure what his path would look like until he met his Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) teacher, Major Nebyou Yonas. Through his instructor’s…