Welcome to the District’s new website! We’re still adding the final touches — spot anything missing or off? Let us know
This past week, we celebrated the Lunar New Year and our community came out in droves to celebrate with us at our Bill Marshall Center. You can check out the pictures here. Thanks to Jennifer Baker and the Alief staff committee who helped make this Saturday a special day. When we think about our strategic [...]
Wishing you luck, longevity, health, and prosperity in the year of the dragon.
This week, we will seek your input on the 2024-25 and 2025-26 instructional calendar options. To ensure our staff, parents, and community members have an opportunity to provide feedback, the Instructional Calendar survey will be posted from February 6-13th. The survey will be disseminated to staff via email. Parents for whom an email address is [...]
Regular customers from Dallas A bead of sweat trickled down Michelle Boyomo’s face as she stood over a smoking grill and cooked tilapia into a staple known in Cameroon as poisson braissee (braised fish). Meanwhile, outside the bustling kitchen at Chez Michelle Restaurant, a DJ played makossa, a music style that has gained [...]
A great opportunity for businesses to connect with government agencies and prime contractors.
Adult & staff workshops, informational sessions, and community resources Pre-K to 8th grade child care for families attending sessions Food, performances, and prizes
Dragon & lion dance, Kung Fu, traditional Chinese dances, Chinese Music Orchestra, food, limited LNY merch
Join us on February 3 at the Trini Mendenhall Community Center from 11 am to 3 pm.
Statement from Council Member Thomas on multi-family affordable housing projects
I can recall being a student in a class with teachers, like Barbara Cabil sitting next to me, providing direction and instruction. I remember my middle school principal Odessa Raven, reminding us students that excellence was the standard for everyone in the building! My teachers and principal were focused on making sure that I learned [...]
