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Google has provided a $141,000 grant to Midlothian ISD Education Foundation to support educational programs
Midlothian, Texas – In an unequivocal gesture of corporate philanthropy, tech titan Google, nestled in the heart of Mountain View, California, has endowed The Midlothian Independent School District (ISD) Education Foundation with a generous grant amounting to $141,000. This fund is designated to enhance the district’s educational programs, serving…
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The city of Frisco is growing too fast; some local schools are hitting their maximum capacities each year
Frisco, Texas – In the rapidly expanding city of Frisco, a vigorous expansion in housing, burgeoning commercial sectors, and the much-anticipated arrival of a Universal theme park have transformed the landscape. However, this robust growth may have precipitated a quandary for residents who were initially drawn to the city’s…
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Rick Westfall, Keller ISD superintendent appointed in 2017, announces retirement
Keller, Texas – In a development that contributes to the ongoing executive reshuffle within the North Texas educational landscape, yet another senior official has chosen to vacate their seat. Rick Westfall, a highly respected figure who has steered the helm at Keller Independent School District as Superintendent since 2017,…
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Arlington is celebrating the summer! June events suitable for everyone in full swing this month
Arlington, Texas – As the fervor of summer sweeps across the calendar, June heralds an era of community celebration and al fresco merriment. On your radar should be a slate of invigorating events, orchestrated by Arlington Parks and Recreation. Dottie Teen Quest Camps Dottie Teen Quest Camps —Billed for…
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Dallas schools to require clear backpacks in 2023-2024
Dallas ISD Implements New Safety Measures for Schools In a continued effort to enhance student safety, the Dallas Independent School District (ISD) announced that it will require clear backpacks for all students beginning in the 2023-2024 school year. The policy will also permit mesh backpacks as another option, though…
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Some of Dallas ISD, North Texas schools rank among the best in the whole country
Dallas, Texas – In an audacious display of academic prowess, a remarkable cluster of North Texas schools, particularly those under the Dallas Independent School District (ISD), have earned the distinguished honor of being listed among the nation’s leading educational institutions. The eminent list, meticulously compiled by U.S. News &…
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Oforitsenere Bodunrin, 14, is about to graduate from Martin High School part of Arlington ISD
Arlington, Texas – In an inspiring testament to precocious talent and dogged determination, Oforitsenere Bodunrin, who entered Martin High School’s hallways at the tender age of 10, now stands poised at the precipice of her graduation ceremony at the age of 14. “It feels good to be graduating with…
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Chamber of Commerce gives Arlington ISD high schools seniors scholarships worth $2-5,000
Arlington, Texas – A selection of seniors from six different Arlington ISD high schools have received scholarships varying from $2,000 to $5,000, courtesy of the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce and the Pettinger Foundation. The Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce’s Scholarship Program (GACSP) offers a scholarship of up to…
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Two Arlington students, Yessenia Martin and Kruz Hernandez, earned The Gates Scholarship each
Arlington, Texas – In the distinguished Arlington Independent School District (AISD), Yessenia Martin and Kruz Hernandez have unquestionably become paragons of scholastic success. Their achievement, however, far surpasses the now ubiquitous attainment of associate degrees by high school graduates, a feat now considered customary at both Arlington Collegiate High…
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Dallas Teachers Receive HeART of Teaching Grants from Education Foundation.
Dallas Education Foundation Announces First-Ever HeART of Teaching Discretionary Grant Awards Cycle The Dallas Education Foundation, the nonprofit philanthropic partner of Dallas ISD, has announced 35 awardees for its inaugural HeART of Teaching Discretionary Grant Awards Cycle, equating to almost $127,000 in funding. Dozens of grant applications were received…