Dallas ISD is celebrating its new Masters Principals. For the 2024-2025 school year, 20 principals from across the district were awarded the Master Principal designation, which is given to the top 10% of principals in elementary, secondary, and choice schools. This year’s Master Principals represent a wealth of experience and diversity across the district.  In order to be considered for this designation, principals must have at least three years of service as a leader of a school. Criteria is also based on individual and campus performance.  The full list of Master Principals is below: Stephanie Amaya, W. H. Adamson High…

Students across Dallas ISD are reporting they feel a sense of safety in their school. During the December Board of Trustees briefing, school leadership briefed board members on the progress the district is making on its goal to ensure a high quality student experience for all. Divided into three subcategories, this goal takes into account nuances like campus climate, campus safety, and campus sense of belonging. Each of these subsections have a benchmark the district aims to hit by spring of 2025. Tiffany Huitt-Powell, chief of school leadership, said it’s a fine line of ensuring​ these goals are met while…

Aiden A., a junior at David W. Carter High School, has always been a fighter, but he never imagined it would lead him to the top of the Texas boxing scene. At just 13 years old, Aiden stepped into the ring for the first time—not out of passion, but necessity.  “I was always getting in trouble for fighting before I started,” he said. “So, on my very first day in the gym, my dad made me spar, and I’ve loved it since then.” Now 17, Aiden trains six days a week at Maple Ave Boxing Gym under the watchful eye…

Written by Aileen C., Dallas Education Foundation Social Media and Marketing Intern Dallas Education Foundation is partnering with Walmart, donating $25,000 to support Dallas ISD’s middle school athletics and the district’s Educator of the Year program.  This gift will directly benefit students at 29 middle schools across the school district, providing them with brand-new athletic equipment.  “We are deeply appreciative of Walmart’s commitment to our teachers and students that will make a real impact on daily classroom experiences and ensure that sports are accessible to all,” said Tom Brandt, executive director of Hillcrest Vertical Team. “By addressing the specific needs…