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DallasKidsFirst is dedicated to finding, supporting and electing great school board leaders for DISD.
We believe that every kid in Dallas should have access to quality public schools, and that change starts at the top. Join us. You can make a difference in the future of public education in Dallas.
We believe that every kid in Dallas should have access to quality public schools, and that change starts at the top. Join us. You can make a difference in the future of public education in Dallas.
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DallasKidsFirst congratulates Elizabeth Jones, Dan Micciche and Bernadette Nutall on their DISD Board of Trustee victories. This is a huge victory for the kids of DISD, and we thank all the people who had a role -- large or small -- in this win. The face of public education in Dallas will never be the same.
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VOTE in the DISD Board Election | Saturday, May 12, 2012 7am-7pm
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NEWS BLOGMarch 28 2012 | D Magazine Frontburner
Education PAC, DallasKidsFirst, announces endorsement, gives Scorecards March 28 2012 | Dallas Morning News DallasKidsFirst PAC releases its endorsements for Dallas ISD school board March 28 2012 DallasKidsFirst announces endorsements for the 2012 DISD School Board elections DallasKidsFirst has completed the 2012 candidate evaluation process and, after polling the group’s rapidly growing membership base of more than 400 parents, teachers and concerned citizens, has endorsed Dan Micciche in District 3 and Bernadette Nutall in District 9. Dec 14 2011 | Dallas Morning News | James Ray and Ellen Wood Let's grow the successful Teach for America corps in DISD Results from Teach for America’s first two years in the Dallas school district, presented at a recent board of trustees’ briefing, show early success that is compelling and incontrovertible. Dec 14 2011 | Dallas Morning News | Bernadette Nutall Keeping children's interests first This year, the Dallas ISD Board of Trustees faced tremendous challenges: substantial budget cuts, staff reductions and reallocating resources. These challenges were, in their own way, a blessing as they forced trustees to focus on our core priority: educating children. Nov 9 2011 | Dallas Morning News | Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings Next steps for building on DISD success People ask me, “What’s the biggest surprise you’ve had in your first months as mayor?” It’s how much progress we’re making on the education front. No one is declaring victory, but I’m pleased about the sense of urgency and commitment throughout the community to face this issue head on. Many others are breaking new ground as well...DallasKidsFirst [was] recently created to remove barriers — financial and others — for qualified trustee candidates to serve. |
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