Inside Dallas ISD

Starting on Monday, March 23, meals will be distributed on Mondays and Thursdays from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. at the entrance of selected schools while the district remains closed. Go here to see a current list of the schools. Please note, this list will likely be updated before Monday, March 23. Each Monday and Thursday, FCNS will provide several days of breakfast and lunch per student. The students need to accompany the parents to be eligible to pick up the meals. All children 18 years of age and younger qualify for the meals, as well as all students with disabilities regardless…

Dallas ISD is committed to keeping families up to date with information on COVID-19, as we receive guidance from Dallas County Health and Human Services (DCHHS). Effective immediately, district events and activities are canceled until further notice. This includes UIL events, athletics, field trips, after-school programs and other campus activities. It will be a regular school day tomorrow, Friday, March 13. After-school care will be provided on March 13. Please continue to check www.dallasisd.org/COVID19 for updates.

The Dallas ISD STEM-Computer Science and Technology Department and Ann Richards Middle School hosted the VEX IQ MS State Robotics Championship on Feb. 29. At the VEX State Championships, the following schools advanced to the VEX Robotics World Championship being held in Kentucky. Winnetka Elementary School (two teams advancing) Casa View Elementary School Trinity Heights School for the Talented and Gifted Alex Sanger Preparatory Dallas Environmental Science Academy (two teams advancing) Robert T. Hill Middle School (two teams advancing) Gaston Middle School Skyline High School Congratulations also go to Woodrow Wilson High School, Science and Engineering Magnet, Conrad High School,…

The head of Dallas ISD’s Racial Equity Office Leslie Williams is intent on taking action to reverse the pervasive poverty in Dallas’ poorest communities. “We want to address past inequities that are still having an impact on redlined neighborhoods,” he says. Williams is spearheading an effort to assign a portion of the proposed 2020 bond package to correct past inequities that have created a legacy of poverty in communities around Lincoln, James Madison, L.G. Pinkston, Franklin Roosevelt and H. Grady Spruce high schools. He is meeting with parents, residents and elected officials, presenting evidence that the poverty surrounding these schools…