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Thursday, June 2, marks the last day of school for students in Dallas ISD, but for a handful of teachers at Stonewall Jackson Elementary School it means it’s the end of a chapter in their careers as long time educators. The Lakewood Advocate published a piece on five Stonewall teachers who will retire at the close of school tomorrow. (Each of whom have worked at the school for more than 30 years!) Congrats on a job well done with Dallas ISD to all of our 2016 retirees. Read the full article in the link below. LINK: Last week of school for…

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Khagindra Kadariya’s family came to the United States after living in a refugee camp in Nepal. They had been forced to move from their home country of Bhutan. Having attended Dallas ISD schools since the fifth grade, he said it was at first hard for him to adjust to American culture and learn how to speak English. Having overcome those obstacles, the Emmett J. Conrad High School senior plans to attend the University of Texas at Arlington to pursue a career in the medical field, with a major in science and minor in business. Khagindra is one of seven district…

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On May 26, trustees recognized individual students and student groups for their accomplishments including: • The Cyber-Tigers robotics team from F.P. Caillet Elementary School. In its first year, the team received the Teamwork Champion Award at the STEM Day Robotics Competition. This qualified them to compete at the state championship, where they were invited to compete at the Vex IQ World Championship. This team’s achievement demonstrates their skills in teamwork, problem solving and engineering design. • Two robotics teams from Winnetka Elementary,  also in their first year to compete, found success. Both achieved high honors and qualified for the VEX…

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John F. Kennedy Learning Center recognized its 20-year anniversary this month. Current and former staff members got together in celebration and dined on a delicious spread provided by parents. John F. Kennedy Learning Center is located at 1802 Moser Ave.

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