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January 27, 2012
Important Announcements
2/1/2012
- Black History Month2/6/2012
2/16/2012
2/24/2012
2/27/2012
3/1/2012
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One Great Day
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In the News
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Have You Thanked A School Board Member Lately?
January 2012 is School Board Recognition Month, and we're blessed to have an outstanding group of leaders here at Duncanville ISD. “They selflessly give of themselves to ensure that decisions directly affecting our local schools are made by representatives of this community,”
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900 Wins and Counting
At 900 career wins and counting, Duncanville High School's Head Girls Basketball Coach Cathy Self-Morgan reached that milestone on Tuesday, January 10 with a 91-28 Pantherette victory over South Grand Prairie HS. She now joins the ranks of an elite group of high school basketball coaches...
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Duncanville Student Celebrity for a Day
He's described as courageous, intelligent, and hilarious, but now some might call Duncanville ISD student Deuntae Pegues "Dallas' Best Dressed Man." That's because he has a new wardrobe, courtesy of the North Texas Make-A-Wish Foundation and Macy's. The two companies teamed up to give Pegues a shopping spree on December 9.
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Man of the Honor
Duncanville High School senior William Jameson was recognized by the Hispanic Heritage Foundation for his engineering and math achievements on December 15. He was awarded the 2011 ExxonMobil Bronze Medallion at the regional Hispanic Heritage Youth Awards...
Featured Blog
Listening is the Most Important Part of Communication
District Survey Helps Guide Improvements
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This past summer, we launched Duncanville Independent School District’s first major District Climate Survey. The purpose of the survey was to hear how our parents, staff, and community members feel about issues ranging from the accessibility of our district leaders, to citizen involvement in local schools, to awareness of the district’s financial issues. Our goal is to connect more closely with you, creating easy, accessible engagement in two-way conversations. As a district, we cannot make the right decisions without your candid, straightforward input. Your unique perspective is essential. Read More |
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