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Dallas ISD invites families and community members to discover 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 can explore a variety of programs, including dual language, personalized learning, STEM/STEAM, leadership academies, Montessori, championship athletics, and engaging extracurricular activities. Families will have the chance to register for the 2025-2026 school year during the More Choice Expo, and nearly 50 registrars will be on hand to assist and answer questions. The expo will take place on Saturday, April 5,…

Students enrolled in the P-TECH education pathway across Dallas ISD were recently awarded letters of intent in recognition of their commitment and dedication to pursuing careers in education. This prestigious milestone marks a significant step in each student’s professional journey. The letter of intent guarantees future employment with Dallas ISD, offering a starting salary of at least $62,500 upon completion of both a bachelor’s degree and state teaching certification. Students are also eligible for critical shortage area incentives and a $5,000 SPED-self-contained incentive, along with benefits. The P-TECH and Early College High School (ECHS) programs provide students with valuable opportunities…

During the third “Winner’s Circle Celebration,” Dallas ISD recognized outstanding teachers and campus leaders districtwide through the Teacher of the Year and Principal of the Year awards.  This year’s 15 TOY and seven POY finalists reflect a diversity of backgrounds and experience, representing all nine trustee districts. From these groups, the elementary, secondary, and choice/magnet Teachers and Principals of the Year will be announced on May 6 at the 2024-2025 State of the District event. The Dallas Education Foundation will honor the finalists and winners through generous monetary awards ranging from $1,500 to $5,000. Click here to see photos of…

Photos courtesy of Dallas Cowboys. Dallas ISD is joining school districts across the state to form a high school girls flag football league. “My only regret is that they did not have girls flag football when I was growing up in Laredo. I was pretty good at ballet, but I bet I would have been even better at quarterback,” said Superintendent Stephanie S. Elizalde, Ed.D.. “I am grateful that this opportunity exists now, though, and I am counting on the 22 high schools in Dallas ISD to bring home the first girls flag football state championship in Texas history.” As…