News Briefs

Skyline High School students Angelica D-L-T. and Janelly G. are headed to nationals after becoming the district’s first regional winners in the ExploraVision Competition. The competition, which is open to students from kindergarten to 12th grade, challenges students to research and design new technology to solve a problem of their choosing. Participants must explain how they will use technology to address the issue, outline the design process, and discuss its pros and cons. Each team also submits a prototype and sample web pages to market their concept. At Skyline, the winning project is an advanced technological contact lens known as…

Not only does Dallas ISD have the highest annual teacher retention rate in the region, but it also has the highest average teacher salary.  “Human Capital Management is committed to ensuring that Dallas ISD teacher salaries aggressively lead the state and regional markets by leveraging the Teacher Excellence Initiative compensation model”, said HCM Chief Robert Abel. The district also has the highest percentage of teachers making more than $70,000 and the highest percentage of teachers making more than $80,000 in Regions 10 and 11.  Statewide teacher compensation information, made available in March annually by the Texas Education Agency, provides opportunity…

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…