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Members of Dallas ISD’s Early Learning team and volunteers took to the streets on Thursday, March 30 to meet parents in person to share information about available Pre-K opportunities in their neighborhoods. Teams went door-to-door in 30 different Dallas neighborhoods. They shared the importance of high-quality Pre-K and explained how a parent could register their future Dallas ISD student. “Pressing the Pavement is a strategic recruitment strategy to support our families with Pre-K registration information in their community. The Early Learning teams knock door to door and visit local businesses to provide Pre-K registration information and be able to answer…

Be the first to register for the 2023-2024 school year: At the Dallas ISD Neighborhood Schools Night Out event, you’ll be able to find the best fit for your Pre-K through 12th-grade student and register them for the next school year. Learn about the top schools and unique programs in your neighborhood: Dallas ISD neighborhood schools offer the best of tradition and innovation. From a variety of extracurricular activities and championship athletics to innovative programs such as dual language, personalized learning, STEM/STEAM, leadership academies, Montessori and more, a quality education is in your backyard. Meet and get to know your…

We are excited to announce that Dallas ISD Pre-K registration goes live on Saturday, April 1, for the 2023-2024 school year. The Early Learning department is sponsoring the third annual Pre-K Pop-up Registration events throughout the district to support our families and communities with registration.  Families will receive face-to-face support with online registration, and community partners can provide additional services such as CHIP, WIC and SNAP/TANF. Pre-K Pop-up Registration Events will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on select Saturdays during April and May. Families will need to bring documentation to register, including their student’s birth certificate, parent/guardian…

Dallas Hybrid Preparatory is making Dallas ISD history and held its first ever “signing day” to celebrate the founding eighth-grade class. This is the start of the school’s end-of-year celebrations and 20 Hybrid Prep students made their commitment to attend district high schools for the next year. Over 90% of the eighth graders will be attending Choice or P-TECH schools.  “At Dallas Hybrid, we knew this transitional year was pivotal for student retention after being exposed to such a unique learning model,” said Karily Dean Cruz, Hybrid Preparatory Academy’s assistant principal. “With this goal in mind, we were able to…