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Dallas Independent School Board Place 5 Trustee Maxie Johnson, whose district includes Wilmer-Hutchins High School, hosted a community discussion Tuesday night on the shooting that left one student injured.
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Dallas Fire-Rescue and police responded to a shooting at a Dallas ISD high school Friday morning.
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The 17-page complaint submitted by the student and nonprofit StandWithUs to the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights details a log of harassment dating back to 2021.
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First- and second graders in Dallas ISD West Dallas STEM School benefited from some of the dozens of astronomers from Carnegie Observatories in Pasadena, California, who flew to Dallas for Monday’s full solar eclipse. In partnership with Dallas’ Perot Museum of Science and Nature, several of them taught STEM students eclipse lessons Thursday.
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This is the library's 10th year hosting the Fairy Tale Closet.
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LaKashia Wallace says she's still trying to repair the property she listed as her residence on her candidate filing. A legal expert says that holds up to any challenges.
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Policy experts worry students will fall short of the state's future workforce needs. Educators hope the new curriculum will help them.
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Only about a quarter of teachers in Texas are men, and the number of those who are Black or Latino is even smaller.
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The annual ranking from Children at Risk is based on academic performance, college readiness and student growth. While the index shows Dallas ISD as a bright spot, the advocacy group says more needs to be done for Texas public education as a whole.
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Eight students competed in the 32nd annual MLK Jr. Oratory Competition, sharing original speeches answering the question: "How would Dr. King reflect on the 60 years since his 'I Have a Dream' speech?"
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Dallas public school officials say the pandemic increased the need for more school psychiatrists — but they're in high demand, and more expensive.
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Trinidad "Trini" Garza was best known being the first Latino Dallas ISD Board Trustee.