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Patricia Cortez at the School for the Talented and Gifted started the LadyBots and expanded STEM opportunities after students requested a team where they could take bigger roles.
The Dallas ISD Board of Trustees approved updates to the student conduct code, a school name change, and construction projects during its final meeting of the 2025-2026 school year.
The educational nonprofit SPARK! Dallas is hosting SPARKtacular on September 10 to raise funds for student scholarships.
Higher education officials gathered in Dallas to discuss the factors driving down public confidence in colleges, including rising tuition costs and political pressures.
Dallas ISD's Spark ASL and Multi-Sport Camp taught students American Sign Language and deaf culture through athletics and games this summer.
The Dallas ISD Board of Trustees approved a new Student Code of Conduct with device fees, renamed a school, and established a bond advisory committee during its final 2025-2026 meeting.
The Dallas ISD Summer Dance Intensive has entered its 15th year, bringing approximately 400 students together for a five-day program focused on technical skills and cultural dance styles.
Melva Yanes, now a finance manager at Excelencia in Education, shares how Dallas ISD teachers supported her path as a first-generation graduate.
Dallas ISD has started construction on a new pre-K through eighth-grade campus in Seagoville, funded by Bond 2020.
Hundreds of elementary students from Dallas ISD gathered at Skyline High School to compete in the annual academic Lone Star Challenge.
Recent graduate Christian R. returns to the Dallas Winds Summer Band Camp at Booker T. Washington High School before departing for the University of Texas to study music education.
Hundreds of elementary students from across Dallas ISD gathered at Skyline High School for the academic competition focused on Africa.
The second annual Roy Hargrove Summer Jazz Camp at Franklin D. Roosevelt High School offers students instruction in improvisation and jazz history.
Kathlyn Joy Gilliam Collegiate Academy students completed an eight-week swimming program in partnership with the YMCA to build water safety skills and prepare for future employment opportunities.
