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Dallas ISD invites families and community members to explore the wide range of educational choices available at the upcoming More Choice Expo. With nearly 200 campuses represented, the event will highlight the district’s commitment to excellence, innovation, and tradition. Attendees will learn more about  all Dallas ISD has to offers, including dual language, personalized learning, STEM/STEAM, leadership academies, and championship athletics.. Families will have the chance to register for the 2025-2026 school year and nearly 50 registrars will be on hand to assist and answer questions. Why Attend the More Choice Expo? Learn how students earn college credit while in…

Nearly 200 students in the P-TECH education pathway across Dallas ISD recently received letters of intent, honoring their dedication to building careers in education. Earning a letter of intent is an important achievement and ensures students a teaching position with Dallas ISD after they complete a bachelor’s degree and obtain state certification, with a starting salary of at least $61,000.  Graduates may also qualify for incentives in critical shortage areas, including a $5,000 incentive for SPED self-contained positions, in addition to district benefits. Through the P-TECH and Early College High School programs, students can explore various career pathways while taking…

Dallas ISD schools and offices will be closed from March 16- 20 for spring break.  To ensure students continue to have access to nourishing meals, Food and Child Nutrition Services will provide meal service on a drive-up basis on Monday, March 16. Meals will be provided to every child 18 years and younger, as well as students with disabilities of any age. Children must be present to claim meals. Meals will include two breakfast meals and two lunch meals per child. See below for cooking Instructions: English Spanish For more information, click here.

Each year, School Leadership and Human Capital Management partner to recognize outstanding teachers and campus leaders districtwide through the Teacher and Principal of the Year awards. Finalists for these awards are recognized during the district’s Winners Circle event, which also highlights teachers of promise. Once teachers are chosen by their campus as teacher of the year, they can apply for the districtwide recognition. This year, 85 of the campus Teacher of the Year winners applied for the district honor, writing of their passion and innovation in teaching, leading, and serving the community and 10 teachers representing elementary, secondary, and choice/magnet…