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Details for most Dallas ISD bus routes are available online
0Most families can view their child’s Dallas ISD bus route online. Go to the Dallas ISD Student Transportation page for information on how to view the bus route. For special programs such as magnets, choice schools and special education, parents should call the school for information on the bus route. https://thehub.dallasisd.org/2018/08/09/special-ceremony-welcomes-hundreds-of-bus-drivers-new-to-dallas-isd/ Go here to visit the Student Transportation page. Parents with any questions can call the transportation hotline at 972-925-4287.
Donations help students and schools start year on the right foot
0Businesses, sports teams and community organizations are stepping up in a big way through donations to ensure students and schools start the school year on the right foot. Here is a running list of some of these great donations facilitated through Dallas ISD Volunteer and Partnership Services Department. if you want to help our schools and students through donations or by volunteering, go here to learn how to volunteer and go here to learn how to donate. Nancy Lieberman Charities Nancy Lieberman Charities donated 500 backpacks to students from eight Dallas ISD schools. Lieberman’s professional resumé leaves no doubt that…
Parents invited to Meet the Teacher night at their child’s school
0Parents are invited to visit their child’s campus and meet the teachers before the first day of school. The Meet the Teacher/Open House nights are: Tuesday, Aug. 14: Middle Schools Wednesday, Aug. 15: High Schools Thursday, Aug. 16: Elementary Schools Parents are encouraged to contact their child’s school to find out the exact time of the open houses. Teachers will share information such as class schedules, drop off and pick up procedures, school hours, and much more. The first day of school is just around the corner, as classes begin Monday, Aug. 20.
District proposes plan to provide additional resources to most at-need schools
0Dallas ISD leadership briefed trustees on a proposal that would provide additional resources to about 20 of the district’s most at-need schools. Under the proposal, the Funds for Achievement and Racial Equity (FARE) would provide an additional $245 per student at the most at-need schools. Each school’s principal would propose how to use that funding to boost student achievement and infrastructure needs, and district leadership would then review and approve the proposal. Possible areas of additional support include: Staffing (coaches, family liaisons, social workers) Supplemental curriculum and instructional programs After-school or enrichment programs Professional development Superintendent Michael Hinojosa told trustees…