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RISD Benefits from Dollars for College on North Texas Giving Day
Children who grow up with even a small college savings amount are three times more likely to go to college and four times more likely to graduate, according to The Communities Foundation of Texas. The Dallas-based nonprofit teamed with the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas earlier this year to begin the Dollars for College initiative here in North Texas.
Read more at the RISD News Desk
Visit RISD's Dollars for College website
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Dobie Pre-K Campus to Equip Labs with $25,000 Great Clips Donation
Dobie Pre-Kindergarten School received $25,000 from Great Clips as part of the hair salon franchise’s Back-to-School campaign. Great Clips chose the Richardson ISD campus — which is in its first year as an exclusively pre-kindergarten facility — because of its emphasis on early childhood education, coupled with the socioeconomic demographic makeup of the students.
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Recipe for Student Success Includes More Than a Pinch of Fun
RISD Superintendent, Dr. Jeannie Stone,
enjoys mixing work and fun, and she invites those around her to do the same. While improving student outcomes is the number one goal, she says strong results don't have to come at the expense of loving what you do.
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Parkhill Junior High Attains All Seven TEA Distinctions for 2019
The campus in the northwest corner of Richardson ISD is one of just 127 schools across Texas to attain all possible distinctions, which are for achievement based on performance relative to a group of campuses of similar type, size, grade span, and student demographics. Parkhill received an overall accountability grade of 91 for 2019 from the Texas Education Agency.
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Preliminary Accountability Ratings for RISD Schools Now Available
Richardson ISD received a state accountability rating of B, with a scale score of 88, in the statewide ratings released by the Texas Education Agency on August 15. RISD schools received individual state accountability ratings between A-D, marking the first time since 2015–16 that no RISD campus will be designated as Improvement Required.
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RISD Board Approves Stipends for Classroom Teachers, SPED Staff
The Richardson ISD Board of Trustees approved stipends for teachers and special education staff at its regular meeting pn August 12. RISD Superintendent Dr. Jeannie Stone recommended one-time stipends of $500 for every classroom teacher working in the district as of the first day of school, which is Thursday Aug. 15.
Dr. Stone also recommended an ongoing increase in the stipend that central program special education classroom teachers receive to $4,000 from the already budgeted $2,000, as well as implementing a recurring stipend of $1,500 for the central program special education paraprofessionals, who work daily with some of RISD’s most fragile and high-need students.
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RISD Board of Trustees Set New Standard With
Equity, Diversity, Inclusion Policy
The Richardson ISD Board of Trustees unanimously adopted a new policy at its June 10 meeting as part of the district’s continuing emphasis on equity, diversity, and inclusion.
The purpose of the policy is to establish a framework to eliminate any bias, prejudice or unlawful discrimination that may affect student achievement and learning experiences.
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