First Day of School Brings Superintendent to Walnut Hill
Dallas ISD is “minimizing standardized assessments” this year by focusing on hands-on, project-based work rather than taking practice standardized exams each grading period.
Read moreDallas ISD is “minimizing standardized assessments” this year by focusing on hands-on, project-based work rather than taking practice standardized exams each grading period.
Read moreThe district needs 167 more officers and supplemental funding to alight with provisions outlined in Texas House Bill 3, which required armed security officers on all campuses during regular school hours effective Sept. 1.
Read moreThe 2023 test was redesigned to only be offered online with a few exceptions and to include more open-ended questions, but students demonstrated gains in most categories from spring 2022 to spring 2023.
Read moreIf you’ve been wrapping up summer travels and preparing for back to school, there are plenty of stories to catch up on on our website from July and August.
Read moreThe fair featured more than 150 vendors inside the Automobile Building and Centennial Hall at Fair Park.
Read moreHillcrest High School’s class of 2023 crossed the stage on Saturday, May 27 at Alfred J. Loos.
Read moreTwo-hundred sixty-six graduates crossed the stage at Alfred J. Loos for the class of 2023 commencement ceremony.
Read moreThe suspect responsible for the shooting in the Thomas Jefferson High School parking lot after school March 21 has been arrested, Dallas ISD’s media relations team confirmed.
Read moreThe celebration took place Feb. 11 to celebrate Thomas Jefferson High School and Walnut Hill International Leadership Academy reopening after the 2019 tornado.
Read moreMeet some neighbors who made headlines in 2022.
Read moreSuperintendent Stephanie Elizalde looks forward to a “homecoming” for the students displaced after the October 2019 tornado destroyed Thomas Jefferson High School.
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