Inside Dallas ISD

Catch up on this week’s great news! Watch this video, or read below, to learn more. Food Festival Students at the Dallas ISD Food Festival tasted and rated breakfast and lunch items to help determine what cafeterias will serve next school year (watch this). Sweetheart Read The Eduardo Mata Elementary School library and PTA hosted a special Sweetheart Read where parents, grandparents and special guests read books to students (see photos). Getting wild The Dallas Zoo and AT&T brought the Animal Adventures Program to Ebby Halliday Elementary School (watch this). 100 days Schools across the district celebrated the 100th day of school in creative ways (see a photo). Meeting mentors Young ladies…

Six Dallas ISD senior student-athletes are the proud recipients of the Nancy Lieberman Educational College Scholarship. The students can use the one-time $10,000 scholarship toward college tuition payments. The scholarship goes toward deserving high school student-athletes who excel in sports and academics and have made a positive impact on the community. The Dallas ISD scholarship recipients are: Helen Garcia – North Dallas High School Oscar Leal – W.H. Adamson High School Anna Martinez – Sunset High School Kathy Nguyen – North Dallas High School Martin Valdez – W.H. Adamson High School Matthew Nagbe – Bryan Adams Leadership Academy A gala…

Young ladies at Lincoln High School met with mentors and received powerful pep talks at the “Breakfast With A Bunch of Beauties” event presented by the Be You Tiful Girls, Trustee Bernadette Nutall and sponsored by Urban Specialists. The event connected students with mentors and provided information on how to prepare for success physically, spiritually and emotionally. Students also learned how to dress for job interviews and received practical advice on how to stand out in the business world.

High School students from several NAF-Dallas ISD engineering, finance, and hospitality & tourism academies recently met with Verizon’s engineering leadership team to demo their senior projects and share business product ideas, shark tank-style. Students received immediate on-the-spot coaching from Verizon engineers, the friendly sharks, to take their concept to the next level. Additionally, students heard from Verizon Chief Network Engineering Officer and STEM advocate Nicki Palmer and then engaged in an elevator pitch workshop and an internship discussion. Many of the students, now high school seniors, interned with Verizon last summer. Students participated from these NAF-Dallas ISD engineering, finance, and hospitality &…