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Parents, community urged to take school-choice survey
0The dream of every parent to have their child attend a school that is tailored to their style of learning and is chosen by the parents themselves is becoming a reality in Dallas ISD. They are being called Public School Choice Schools. Dallas ISD schools that give parents the option to choose a school for their child based on the quality of the school and the child’s need, rather than just having them go to a traditional neighborhood school. Dallas ISD is seeking input from parents and community members through a survey as it explores opening 35 additional Public School…
District to seek feedback about expanded public school choice through community survey
0The Dallas Independent School District is seeking input from parents and community members through a survey launched today as it explores opening 35 additional public choice schools and programs by 2020. Beginning Sept. 24, the school choice survey will be available for the next month via the main page of the Dallas ISD website at www.dallasisd.org. Feedback gained from this survey will be used to help shape and guide decisions on what kinds of new schools will be added, or existing schools converted, to provide more educational options and opportunities for students. “The transformation of Dallas ISD is a community…
Staffing 101: Enrollment drives need to reassign teachers
0Each year at this time, Dallas ISD reviews the assignments of its teachers to make sure our highly qualified instructors are where they are needed most based on student enrollment. The transfer process is a common practice at schools across the country and emphasizes placing teachers where they are most needed. Dallas ISD projects impacted teachers will begin serving in their new school sites sometime during the next two weeks. This video tutorial will show you how the process works in general and how it benefits your student.
Learn the skinny on becoming college-bound
0Upperclassman shares outlook on college prep ideas Thousands of juniors and seniors scouted some of the nation’s top colleges, universities and career fields at the Districtwide College Fair on Sept. 17. Some students, such as Kendell Long, a senior at Barack Obama Male Leadership Academy, are playing the waiting game after submitting applications before the start of the school year. George Washington University, Syracuse University and Texas Christian University are some of the schools he is eyeing. The College and Career Readiness department offers helpful tips to students who are gearing up for the admissions process. Take a look at…