List of schools of the Dallas Independent School District

This is the list of schools of the Dallas Independent School District. For more information on the district, see the main article: Dallas Independent School District.

High schools


	NAME	STUDENTS	FACULTY	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	MAP	ZONE	LISTING	PROFILE	WEBSITE	NOTES

5A	Bryan Adams High School	2,104	151	12	11	10	9											32°49′37.57″N 96°40′48.45″W / 32.8271028°N 96.6801250°W / 32.8271028; -96.6801250 (Bryan Adams High School)	Z	L	P		opened 1957
	David W. Carter High School	1,872	185	12	11	10	9											32°38′54.05″N 96°50′55.12″W / 32.6483472°N 96.8486444°W / 32.6483472; -96.8486444 (David W. Carter High School)	Z	L	P		opened 1966
	Moisés E. Molina High School	2,417	150	12	11	10	9											32°43′23.90″N 96°54′38.37″W / 32.7233056°N 96.9106583°W / 32.7233056; -96.9106583	Z	L	P		opened 1997
	W. W. Samuell High School	1,880	126	12	11	10	9											32°44′45.80″N 96°40′06.30″W / 32.7460556°N 96.6684167°W / 32.7460556; -96.6684167	Z	L	P		opened 1957; replaced Pleasant Grove High School
	Skyline High School	4,596	280	12	11	10	9											32°46′47.94″N 96°41′20.12″W / 32.7799833°N 96.6889222°W / 32.7799833; -96.6889222	Z	L	P		opened 1971
	Sunset High School	2,111	120	12	11	10	9											32°44′47.22″N 96°51′15.30″W / 32.7464500°N 96.8542500°W / 32.7464500; -96.8542500	Z	L	P		opened 1925
	W. T. White High School	2,253	130	12	11	10	9											32°54′58.50″N 96°49′51.20″W / 32.9162500°N 96.8308889°W / 32.9162500; -96.8308889	Z	L	P	W	opened 1964
4A	W. H. Adamson High School	1,233	78	12	11	10	9											32°44′50.87″N 96°49′19.58″W / 32.7474639°N 96.8221056°W / 32.7474639; -96.8221056	Z	L	P		opened 1915 as Oak Cliff High School; renamed 1939; opened at present site in 2012
	Hillcrest High School	1,697	105	12	11	10	9											32°52′58.70″N 96°47′08.11″W / 32.8829722°N 96.7855861°W / 32.8829722; -96.7855861	Z	L	P		opened 1938 as Vickery High School; expanded and renamed in 1954
	Thomas Jefferson High School	1,658	102	12	11	10	9											32°52′51.07″N 96°50′42.11″W / 32.8808528°N 96.8450306°W / 32.8808528; -96.8450306	Z	L	P	W	opened 1956
	Justin F. Kimball High School	1,634	91	12	11	10	9											32°41′57.92″N 96°52′39.02″W / 32.6994222°N 96.8775056°W / 32.6994222; -96.8775056	Z	L	P		opened 1958
	Lincoln High School	1,245	97	12	11	10	9											32°45′16.90″N 96°45′00.99″W / 32.7546944°N 96.7502750°W / 32.7546944; -96.7502750	Z	L	P		opened 1939
	North Dallas High School	1,715	108	12	11	10	9											32°48′37.25″N 96°47′41.76″W / 32.8103472°N 96.7949333°W / 32.8103472; -96.7949333	Z	L	P		opened 1922
	L. G. Pinkston High School	1,153	67	12	11	10	9											32°46′54.23″N 96°51′31.08″W / 32.7817306°N 96.8586333°W / 32.7817306; -96.8586333	Z	L	P		opened 1964
	Seagoville High School	1,155	84	12	11	10	9											32°40′40.06″N 96°35′00.28″W / 32.6777944°N 96.5834111°W / 32.6777944; -96.5834111	Z	L	P		opened at present site in 1980
	A. Maceo Smith High School	1,145	61	12	11	10	9											32°41′33.22″N 96°45′56.08″W / 32.6925611°N 96.7655778°W / 32.6925611; -96.7655778	Z	L	P	W	established 1977; opened at present site in 1988
	South Oak Cliff High School	1,533	88	12	11	10	9											32°41′59.32″N 96°48′55.72″W / 32.6998111°N 96.8154778°W / 32.6998111; -96.8154778	Z	L	P		opened 1952
	H. Grady Spruce High School	1,516	200	12	11	10	9											32°42′33.90″N 96°39′15.36″W / 32.7094167°N 96.6542667°W / 32.7094167; -96.6542667	Z	L	P		opened 1963; replaced Rylie High School
	Woodrow Wilson High School	1,456	90	12	11	10	9											32°48′20.01″N 96°45′01.92″W / 32.8055583°N 96.7505333°W / 32.8055583; -96.7505333	Z	L	P		opened 1928
3A	James Madison High School	602		12	11	10	9											32°46′16.56″N 96°45′53.73″W / 32.7712667°N 96.7649250°W / 32.7712667; -96.7649250	Z	L	P		formerly Forest Avenue High School
3A	Franklin D. Roosevelt High School	931	67	12	11	10	9											32°44′30.12″N 96°47′43.28″W / 32.7417000°N 96.7953556°W / 32.7417000; -96.7953556	Z	L	P		opened 1963
N/A	Emmett Conrad High School					10	9											32°52′35.14″N 96°45′07.18″W / 32.8764278°N 96.7519944°W / 32.8764278; -96.7519944	Z	L			opened 2006
O T H E R	Maya Angelou High School		12	12	11	10	9	8	7	6								32°46′31.43″N 96°47′37.86″W / 32.7753972°N 96.7938500°W / 32.7753972; -96.7938500		L
	Yvonne A. Ewell Townview Magnet Center	2075	85	12	11	10	9											32°45′07.94″N 96°48′24.33″W / 32.7522056°N 96.8067583°W / 32.7522056; -96.8067583		L		W
	→ School for the Talented & Gifted	198	15	12	11	10	9											32°45′07.94″N 96°48′24.33″W / 32.7522056°N 96.8067583°W / 32.7522056; -96.8067583		L			2003 National Blue Ribbon School ^[1]
	→ School of Business & Management			12	11	10	9											32°45′07.94″N 96°48′24.33″W / 32.7522056°N 96.8067583°W / 32.7522056; -96.8067583		L			2008 National Blue Ribbon School,^[2] Ranked 6th out of top 10 high schools in North Texas by Children at Risk in 2012
	→ School of Education and Social Services			12	11	10	9											32°45′07.94″N 96°48′24.33″W / 32.7522056°N 96.8067583°W / 32.7522056; -96.8067583		L
	→ School of Government, Law, & Law Enforcement			12	11	10	9											32°45′07.94″N 96°48′24.33″W / 32.7522056°N 96.8067583°W / 32.7522056; -96.8067583		L
	→ School of Health Professions			12	11	10	9											32°45′07.94″N 96°48′24.33″W / 32.7522056°N 96.8067583°W / 32.7522056; -96.8067583		L
	→ Science and Engineering Magnet	383	19	12	11	10	9											32°45′07.94″N 96°48′24.33″W / 32.7522056°N 96.8067583°W / 32.7522056; -96.8067583		L		W	2005 National Blue Ribbon School ^[1]
	Middle College High School (El Centro College)	132		12	11	10	9											32°46′47.20″N 96°48′18.94″W / 32.7797778°N 96.8052611°W / 32.7797778; -96.8052611		L
	School Community Guidance Center			12	11	10	9	8	7											L
	Irma Lerma Rangel Young Women's Leadership School		24			10	9	8	7	6								32°46′26.35″N 96°45′37.66″W / 32.7739861°N 96.7604611°W / 32.7739861; -96.7604611		L			girls only; planned to go to grades 6-12 by 2008-2009
	Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts	705	55	12	11	10	9											32°47′28.26″N 96°47′47.60″W / 32.7911833°N 96.7965556°W / 32.7911833; -96.7965556		L		W	est. 1884 as "Colored School No. 2" and renamed in 1902 as Booker T. Washington High School^[3] 1994-96 National Blue Ribbon School^[4]
		Innovation Design Entrepreneurship Academy						9																Former James W. Fannin Elementary School http://www.dallasisd.org/idea

Middle schools


	NAME	STUDENTS	FACULTY	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	MAP	ZONE	LISTING	PROFILE	WEBSITE	NOTES

M I D D L E S C H O O L S	Pearl C. Anderson Middle Learning Center	574	80					8	7	6								32°45′32.88″N 96°44′37.79″W / 32.7591333°N 96.7438306°W / 32.7591333; -96.7438306	Z	L	[http://www.dallasisd.org/demo/profiles/2005_06/english/middle/065_ANDERSON_P.pdf P		opened 1963
	William Hawley Atwell Law Academy	801	60					8	7	6								32°40′37.66″N 96°50′35.72″W / 32.6771278°N 96.8432556°W / 32.6771278; -96.8432556	Z	L	P		opened 1965; previously Atwell Fundamental Academy, 1986-87 National Blue Ribbon School ^[4]
	T. W. Browne Middle School	1,096	67					8	7									32°41′46.88″N 96°52′33.66″W / 32.6963556°N 96.8760167°W / 32.6963556; -96.8760167	Z	L	P		opened 1965
	Edward H. Cary Middle School	1,094						8	7	6								32°52′58.85″N 96°50′50.92″W / 32.8830139°N 96.8474778°W / 32.8830139; -96.8474778	Z	L	P		opened 1959
	E. B. Comstock Middle School	935						8	7									32°43′17.85″N 96°42′04.24″W / 32.7216250°N 96.7011778°W / 32.7216250; -96.7011778	Z	L	P		opened 1962
	Billy E. Dade Middle Learning Center		48					8	7	6								32°46′16.99″N 96°46′13.66″W / 32.7713861°N 96.7704611°W / 32.7713861; -96.7704611	Z	L	P		elementary school prior to 2006-2007; formerly named John Henry Brown (Elementary) School
	Dallas Environmental Science Academy Middle School	177	15					8	7	6										L
	Thomas A. Edison Middle Learning Center	657						8	7									32°46′41.37″N 96°52′06.56″W / 32.7781583°N 96.8684889°W / 32.7781583; -96.8684889	Z	L	P		opened 1948 as an elementary school; expanded and repurposed as a junior high school in 1967
	Fred F. Florence Middle School	1,101	69					8	7										Z	L	P		opened 1963; replaced S.S. Conner Junior High School (now demolished)
	Benjamin Franklin Middle School	1,077						8	7	6								32°53′08.85″N 96°47′08.83″W / 32.8857917°N 96.7857861°W / 32.8857917; -96.7857861	Z	L	P		opened 1957
	W. H. Gaston Middle School	856	59					8	7									32°49′31.70″N 96°41′36.48″W / 32.8254722°N 96.6934667°W / 32.8254722; -96.6934667	Z	L	P		opened 1954
	W. E. Greiner Middle School and Exploratory Arts Academy	1,551						8	7									32°44′26.46″N 96°50′42.01″W / 32.7406833°N 96.8450028°W / 32.7406833; -96.8450028	Z	L	P	W	opened 1934 in former Winnetka School building (built in 1915). Campus was demolished and rebuilt 1987-1988.
	Robert T. Hill Middle School	793	53					8	7									32°51′23.72″N 96°42′16.25″W / 32.8565889°N 96.7045139°W / 32.8565889; -96.7045139	Z	L	P		opened 1959
	Oliver Wendell Holmes Middle School and Classical Academy	929	80					8	7	6								32°42′55.48″N 96°47′28.50″W / 32.7154111°N 96.7912500°W / 32.7154111; -96.7912500	Z	L	P		opened 1956
	John B. Hood Middle School	1,390	80					8	7									32°45′29.69″N 96°41′22.33″W / 32.7582472°N 96.6895361°W / 32.7582472; -96.6895361	Z	L	P		opened 1956
	D. A. Hulcy Middle School	636	42					8	7	6								32°38′07.46″N 96°50′27.82″W / 32.6354056°N 96.8410611°W / 32.6354056; -96.8410611	Z	L	P		opened 1970
	Maynard Jackson Middle School	434	38					8	7	6								32°41′37.94″N 96°45′59.61″W / 32.6938722°N 96.7665583°W / 32.6938722; -96.7665583	Z	L	P		elementary school prior to 2006-2007
	Harold Wendell Lang Sr. Middle School							8	7	6													opened 2006^[5]
	Learning Alternative Center for Empowering Youth (LACEY)	192						8	7											L
	J. L. Long Middle School	1540						8	7	6								32°48′25.26″N 96°44′57.67″W / 32.8070167°N 96.7493528°W / 32.8070167; -96.7493528	Z	L	P	W	opened 1928, current building erected in 1933.
	Henry W. Longfellow Career Exploration Academy	395						8	7	6								32°50′55.33″N 96°49′10.63″W / 32.8487028°N 96.8196194°W / 32.8487028; -96.8196194		L		W	opened 1950; 2007 National Blue Ribbon School^[6]
	Thomas C. Marsh Middle School	1,321	72					8	7	6								32°54′45.18″N 96°51′00.93″W / 32.9125500°N 96.8502583°W / 32.9125500; -96.8502583	Z	L	P		opened 1963
	Francisco F. "Pancho" Medrano Middle School							8	7	6										L			opened 2007
	Raúl Quintanilla Sr. Middle School	1,075	85					8	7									32°45′46.53″N 96°51′56.72″W / 32.7629250°N 96.8657556°W / 32.7629250; -96.8657556	Z	L	P		opened 1997
	Thomas J. Rusk Middle School	704	39					8	7									32°49′28.67″N 96°50′00.53″W / 32.8246306°N 96.8334806°W / 32.8246306; -96.8334806	Z	L	P		opened 1952
	Seagoville Middle School	971						8	7	6								32°40′54.24″N 96°35′00.06″W / 32.6817333°N 96.5833500°W / 32.6817333; -96.5833500	Z	L	P		opened 1980; moved to present site in 1989
	Alex W. Spence Middle School	804						8	7	6								32°48′27.35″N 96°47′15.96″W / 32.8075972°N 96.7877667°W / 32.8075972; -96.7877667	Z	L	P		opened 1938
	L. V. Stockard Middle School	791						8	7									32°43′18.33″N 96°52′05.55″W / 32.7217583°N 96.8682083°W / 32.7217583; -96.8682083	Z	L	P		opened 1955
	Boude Storey Middle School	1,001						8	7	6									Z	L	P		opened 1930
	Sam Tasby Middle School							8	7	6								32°52′28.98″N 96°45′32.94″W / 32.8747167°N 96.7591500°W / 32.8747167; -96.7591500	Z	L			opened 2006
	Ewell D. Walker Middle School		50					8	7	6								32°55′11.56″N 96°48′36.59″W / 32.9198778°N 96.8101639°W / 32.9198778; -96.8101639	Z	L	P		opened 1974
	Sarah Zumwalt Middle School	676	47					8	7	6								32°41′25.90″N 96°46′54.40″W / 32.6905278°N 96.7817778°W / 32.6905278; -96.7817778	Z	L	P		opened 1958

Primary/Secondary schools


NAME	STUDENTS	FACULTY	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	MAP	ZONE	LISTING	PROFILE	WEBSITE	NOTES

George Bannerman Dealey Montessori Academy							8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°53′43.04″N 96°47′32.15″W / 32.8952889°N 96.7922639°W / 32.8952889; -96.7922639		L			opened 1955
Harry Stone Montessori Academy	470	40					8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°41′36.83″N 96°46′59.13″W / 32.6935639°N 96.7830917°W / 32.6935639; -96.7830917		L			opened 1959
William B. Travis Academy/Vanguard for the Academically Talented and Gifted	376	27					8	7	6	5	4						32°48′05.46″N 96°48′04.90″W / 32.8015167°N 96.8013611°W / 32.8015167; -96.8013611		L			opened 1958

Elementary schools

Four schools will be renamed as of 2018: William L. Cabell Elementary School, Stonewall Jackson Elementary School, Albert Sidney Johnston School, and Robert E. Lee Elementary School. The board has not yet determined the new name of Johnston, while Cabell, Jackson, and Lee will become Chapel Hill Preparatory School, Mockingbird Elementary School, and Geneva Heights Elementary School.^[7]


		NAME	STUDENTS	FACULTY	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	MAP	ZONE	LISTING	PROFILE	WEBSITE	NOTES

E L E M E N T A R Y S C H O O L S		Nathan Adams Elementary School	603	36								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	Z	L	P	W	opened 1969
		John Quincy Adams Elementary School	923	65							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′06.16″N 96°40′45.99″W / 32.7350444°N 96.6794417°W / 32.7350444; -96.6794417	Z	L	P
		Birdie Alexander Elementary School	660	35								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°39′23.25″N 96°50′52.19″W / 32.6564583°N 96.8478306°W / 32.6564583; -96.8478306	Z	L	P		opened 1968, dedicated to Birdie Alexander March 1, 1970.^[8]
		Gabe P. Allen Elementary School	556	37								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°46′53.61″N 96°54′26.88″W / 32.7815583°N 96.9074667°W / 32.7815583; -96.9074667	Z	L	P		opened 1954
		William M. Anderson Elementary School	850								6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′19.08″N 96°39′22.03″W / 32.7219667°N 96.6561194°W / 32.7219667; -96.6561194	Z	L	P		opened 1958
		Arcadia Park Elementary School	736	50							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		opened 1924; moved to present location in 2004
		Arlington Park Community Learning Center		16							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′55.04″N 96°51′07.99″W / 32.8152889°N 96.8522194°W / 32.8152889; -96.8522194	Z	L	P
		Bayles Elementary School		44							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′04.48″N 96°42′22.79″W / 32.8012444°N 96.7063306°W / 32.8012444; -96.7063306	Z	L	P	W	opened 1912; moved to present location in 1962
		Mary McLeod Bethune Elementary School									6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′35.83″N 96°54′33.90″W / 32.7266194°N 96.9094167°W / 32.7266194; -96.9094167	Z	L	P		opened 1996
		W. A. Blair Elementary School		31							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°42′32.92″N 96°41′21.36″W / 32.7091444°N 96.6892667°W / 32.7091444; -96.6892667	Z	L	P		opened 1960
		Annie Webb Blanton Elementary School		43							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°45′04.25″N 96°40′09.08″W / 32.7511806°N 96.6691889°W / 32.7511806; -96.6691889	Z	L	P		opened 1956
		James B. Bonham Elementary School		29										3	2	1	K	PK	32°49′00.71″N 96°46′52.53″W / 32.8168639°N 96.7812583°W / 32.8168639; -96.7812583	Z	L	P	W	opened 1923; originally Vickery Place Public School; 2010 National Blue Ribbon School;^[4] 2009 NCUST Award Winner
		Felix G. Botello Elementary School		33								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L			opened 2006
		James Bowie Elementary School		60							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°45′08.52″N 96°48′54.66″W / 32.7523667°N 96.8151833°W / 32.7523667; -96.8151833	Z	L	P		2000-01 National Blue Ribbon School ^[4]
		Jimmie Tyler Brashear Elementary School									6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L			opened 2006
		John Neely Bryan Elementary School		36								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°42′39.90″N 96°47′41.95″W / 32.7110833°N 96.7949861°W / 32.7110833; -96.7949861	Z	L	P	opened 1952
		Harrell Budd Elementary School		42								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′19.11″N 96°48′53.29″W / 32.7219750°N 96.8148028°W / 32.7219750; -96.8148028		L
		Rufus C. Burleson Elementary School		22							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′09.79″N 96°42′47.21″W / 32.7193861°N 96.7131139°W / 32.7193861; -96.7131139	Z	L	P		opened 1956
		David G. Burnet Elementary School		79								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°52′34.96″N 96°52′07.36″W / 32.8763778°N 96.8687111°W / 32.8763778; -96.8687111	Z	L	P		opened 1956
		W. W. Bushman Elementary School		47								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°42′31.10″N 96°46′26.75″W / 32.7086389°N 96.7740972°W / 32.7086389; -96.7740972	Z	L	P		opened 1957
		William L. Cabell Elementary School	594	42								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°55′07.12″N 96°51′54.70″W / 32.9186444°N 96.8651944°W / 32.9186444; -96.8651944	Z	L	P		opened 1958
		F. P. Caillet Elementary School	743	43								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°53′18.34″N 96°52′32.25″W / 32.8884278°N 96.8756250°W / 32.8884278; -96.8756250	Z	L	P		opened 1956
		John W. Carpenter Elementary School	420	27							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°41′42.32″N 96°51′05.10″W / 32.6950889°N 96.8514167°W / 32.6950889; -96.8514167	Z	L	P		opened 1961
		C. F. Carr Elementary School	304	20										3	2	1	K	PK	32°47′16.82″N 96°51′08.53″W / 32.7880056°N 96.8523694°W / 32.7880056; -96.8523694	Z	L	P		opened 1951
		George W. Carver Learning Center	526	53								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°47′16.57″N 96°51′57.49″W / 32.7879361°N 96.8659694°W / 32.7879361; -96.8659694	Z	L	P		opened 1954; 2003 National Blue Ribbon School ^[1]
		Casa View Elementary School	1,053	62							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°50′44.68″N 96°40′33.97″W / 32.8457444°N 96.6761028°W / 32.8457444; -96.6761028	Z	L	P		opened 1953
		Central Elementary School	555	28								5	4	3					32°39′25.51″N 96°32′15.15″W / 32.6570861°N 96.5375417°W / 32.6570861; -96.5375417	Z	L	P		opened 1989; originally served as Seagoville High School
		César Chávez Learning Center	790	60								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′13.22″N 96°46′50.54″W / 32.8036722°N 96.7807056°W / 32.8036722; -96.7807056	Z	L	P		opened 1997
		Leonides Cigarroa Elementary School	716	42								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°52′48.78″N 96°51′50.60″W / 32.8802167°N 96.8640556°W / 32.8802167; -96.8640556	Z	L			opened 2006
		City Park Elementary School	266	24								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P
		Nancy J. Cochran Elementary School	632	38							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK			L			opened 1969
		S. S. Conner Elementary School	638	37							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′28.98″N 96°41′40.26″W / 32.8080500°N 96.6945167°W / 32.8080500; -96.6945167	Z	L	P		opened 1965
		Leila P. Cowart Elementary School	1124	65							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′41.43″N 96°52′10.39″W / 32.7281750°N 96.8695528°W / 32.7281750; -96.8695528		L
		Gilbert Cuellar, Sr. Elementary School	946	50							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		opened 1996
		B. F. Darrell Elementary School	388	30							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		Closing in Spring 2009.^[9]
		Everette L. DeGolyer Elementary School	450	30								5	4	3	2	1	K		32°54′13.08″N 96°51′41.92″W / 32.9036333°N 96.8616444°W / 32.9036333; -96.8616444	Z	L	P		opened 1961
		Lorenzo DeZavala Elementary School	326	24										3	2	1	K	PK	32°46′50.65″N 96°50′21.72″W / 32.7807361°N 96.8393667°W / 32.7807361; -96.8393667	Z	L	P
		L. O. Donald Elementary School	766	45							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′57.08″N 96°53′13.95″W / 32.7325222°N 96.8872083°W / 32.7325222; -96.8872083	Z	L	P		opened 1949
		Julius Dorsey Elementary School	482	34							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°42′47.24″N 96°39′27.76″W / 32.7131222°N 96.6577111°W / 32.7131222; -96.6577111	Z	L	P		opened 1964
		Frederick Douglass Elementary School	425	25										3	2	1	K	PK	32°42′56.23″N 96°41′56.95″W / 32.7156194°N 96.6991528°W / 32.7156194; -96.6991528	Z	L	P		opened 1988; named for original Frederick Douglass School in West Dallas
		Paul L. Dunbar Elementary School	376	39								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P
		Amelia Earhart Elementary School	365	42								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°47′06.15″N 96°52′27.42″W / 32.7850417°N 96.8742833°W / 32.7850417; -96.8742833	Z	L	P		opened 1957; 2007 National Blue Ribbon School ^[6]
		J. N. Ervin Elementary School	663	40								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		opened 1964
		James W. Fannin Elementary School	378	30										3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′20.06″N 96°46′34.77″W / 32.8055722°N 96.7763250°W / 32.8055722; -96.7763250	Z	L	P
		Tom W. Field Elementary School	537	33								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°53′45.78″N 96°54′21.60″W / 32.8960500°N 96.9060000°W / 32.8960500; -96.9060000	Z	L	P
		Stephen C. Foster Elementary School	1012	59								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°52′12.22″N 96°51′13.22″W / 32.8700611°N 96.8536722°W / 32.8700611; -96.8536722	Z	L	P		opened 1953
		Anne Frank Elementary School	1133	67								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°56′51.24″N 96°49′04.05″W / 32.9475667°N 96.8177917°W / 32.9475667; -96.8177917	Z	L	P	W	opened 1997
		Julia C. Frazier Elementary School	142	16										3	2	1	K			Z	L	P
		Charles A. Gill Elementary School	1103	60							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK			L			opened 1957
		Henry B. Gonzalez Elementary School	816	46							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L			opened 2006
		Tom C. Gooch Elementary School	402	31								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°55′02.32″N 96°50′41.10″W / 32.9173111°N 96.8447500°W / 32.9173111; -96.8447500	Z	L	P		opened 1965
		Frank Guzick Elementary School		46								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L			opened 2007
		Lenore Kirk Hall Elementary School	777	45							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′20.48″N 96°52′53.16″W / 32.7223556°N 96.8814333°W / 32.7223556; -96.8814333	Z	L	P		opened 1956
		N. W. Harllee Elementary School	270	26								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°45′02.86″N 96°48′20.92″W / 32.7507944°N 96.8058111°W / 32.7507944; -96.8058111	Z	L	P
		Nathaniel Hawthorne Elementary School		50							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′32.12″N 96°41′17.48″W / 32.7422556°N 96.6881889°W / 32.7422556; -96.6881889	Z	L	P		opened 1957
		Margaret B. Henderson Elementary School		55							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′25.89″N 96°50′38.01″W / 32.7238583°N 96.8438917°W / 32.7238583; -96.8438917	Z	L	P		opened 1940
		Onesimo Hernandez Elementary School		39							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°49′12.09″N 96°50′11.23″W / 32.8200250°N 96.8364528°W / 32.8200250; -96.8364528	Z	L	P		opened 1996
		Victor H. Hexter Elementary School	487	42							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°50′59.42″N 96°42′32.30″W / 32.8498389°N 96.7089722°W / 32.8498389; -96.7089722	Z	L	P		opened 1955
		Highland Meadows Elementary School		37							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°52′14.05″N 96°41′14.93″W / 32.8705694°N 96.6874806°W / 32.8705694; -96.6874806	Z	L	P		opened 2004; will switch to only grades 7-8 in 2007-2008
		James S. Hogg Elementary School		40							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°45′23.67″N 96°49′31.29″W / 32.7565750°N 96.8253583°W / 32.7565750; -96.8253583	Z	L	P
		Lida Hooe Elementary School	536								6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′26.59″N 96°51′26.77″W / 32.7407194°N 96.8574361°W / 32.7407194; -96.8574361	Z	L	P
		L. L. Hotchkiss Elementary School		64								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°51′29.86″N 96°44′26.63″W / 32.8582944°N 96.7407306°W / 32.8582944; -96.7407306	Z	L	P		opened 1962
		Sam Houston Elementary School		27							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′36.74″N 96°48′47.38″W / 32.8102056°N 96.8131611°W / 32.8102056; -96.8131611	Z	L	P		opened 1912
		John Ireland Elementary School		56							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′21.09″N 96°42′02.65″W / 32.7391917°N 96.7007361°W / 32.7391917; -96.7007361	Z	L	P	W	opened 1956
Stonewall Jackson Elementary School		39								5	4	3	2	1	K		32°50′09.90″N 96°46′00.56″W / 32.8360833°N 96.7668222°W / 32.8360833; -96.7668222	Z	L	P	W	opened 1940; 1998-99 National Blue Ribbon School ^[4]
Albert Sidney Johnston Elementary School		41								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′16.75″N 96°47′34.72″W / 32.7379861°N 96.7929778°W / 32.7379861; -96.7929778	Z	L	P	W	opened 1956
Anson Jones Elementary School		59							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′33.82″N 96°53′06.06″W / 32.7427278°N 96.8850167°W / 32.7427278; -96.8850167		L			opened 1956
Barbara Jordan Elementary School		58								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		opened 1952 as Jefferson Davis School
Jerry R. Junkins Elementary School										5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°58′26.80″N 96°51′24.03″W / 32.9741111°N 96.8566750°W / 32.9741111; -96.8566750	Z	L		W	opened 2006
Louise Wolff Kahn Elementary School									6	5	4	3	2	1	K		32°45′03.51″N 96°51′34.56″W / 32.7509750°N 96.8596000°W / 32.7509750; -96.8596000		L			opened 1997
John F. Kennedy Learning Center		62								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′36.23″N 96°46′27.82″W / 32.8100639°N 96.7743944°W / 32.8100639; -96.7743944	Z	L	P		opened 1996
Edwin J. Kiest Elementary School									6	5	4	3	2	1	K				L			opened 1955
Martin Luther King, Jr. Learning Center										5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P	W	originally named Colonial School
Kleberg Elementary School		45								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°41′05.15″N 96°36′02.18″W / 32.6847639°N 96.6006056°W / 32.6847639; -96.6006056	Z	L	P
Obadiah Knight Elementary School		53								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°50′11.49″N 96°51′05.48″W / 32.8365250°N 96.8515222°W / 32.8365250; -96.8515222	Z	L	P		opened 1928
Arthur Kramer Elementary School		45								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°54′06.15″N 96°46′59.83″W / 32.9017083°N 96.7832861°W / 32.9017083; -96.7832861	Z	L	P	W	opened 1957
Richard Lagow Elementary School		43							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°42′06.91″N 96°38′10.81″W / 32.7019194°N 96.6363361°W / 32.7019194; -96.6363361	Z	L	P		opened 1964
Lakewood Elementary School		40								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		opened 1936; 2008 National Blue Ribbon School^[2]
Sidney Lanier Elementary School Vanguard for Expressive Arts										5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°46′08.81″N 96°50′36.98″W / 32.7691139°N 96.8436056°W / 32.7691139; -96.8436056	Z	L	P		1987-88 National Blue Ribbon School ^[4]
Robert E. Lee Elementary School	382	34								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°49′27.69″N 96°45′58.75″W / 32.8243583°N 96.7663194°W / 32.8243583; -96.7663194	Z	L	P
Umphrey Lee Elementary School	462	34								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°39′11.19″N 96°50′08.51″W / 32.6531083°N 96.8356972°W / 32.6531083; -96.8356972	Z	L	P		opened 1960
William Lipscomb Elementary School	410	27										3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′25.25″N 96°45′24.69″W / 32.8070139°N 96.7568583°W / 32.8070139; -96.7568583	Z	L	P
Lisbon Elementary School	413									5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°41′52.35″N 96°47′44.12″W / 32.6978750°N 96.7955889°W / 32.6978750; -96.7955889		L
Jack Lowe Sr. Elementary School		47								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°52′24.02″N 96°45′34.21″W / 32.8733389°N 96.7595028°W / 32.8733389; -96.7595028	Z	L			opened 2006
B. H. Macon Elementary School	667	44							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′21.96″N 96°40′23.60″W / 32.7227667°N 96.6732222°W / 32.7227667; -96.6732222	Z	L	P
Maple Lawn Elementary School	745	44							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°49′35.33″N 96°49′45.10″W / 32.8264806°N 96.8291944°W / 32.8264806; -96.8291944	Z	L	P		opened 1921
Herbert Marcus Elementary School	1148	70								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°54′15.37″N 96°52′47.77″W / 32.9042694°N 96.8799361°W / 32.9042694; -96.8799361	Z	L	P		opened 1963
Thomas L. Marsalis Elementary School	623	38								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		opened 1958
Eladio R. Martinez Learning Center		50								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P
Eduardo Mata Elementary School	540	29								5	4							Z	L	P		opened 1997
Ronald E. McNair Elementary School		36								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		opened 1988
Lee A. McShan Jr. Elementary School		40								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°53′17.04″N 96°45′40.10″W / 32.8880667°N 96.7611389°W / 32.8880667; -96.7611389	Z	L			opened 2005
Esperanza "Hope" Medrano Elementary School		44							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′31.65″N 96°49′35.84″W / 32.8087917°N 96.8266222°W / 32.8087917; -96.8266222	Z	L	P		opened 1998
Ben Milam Elementary School		25							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′08.26″N 96°46′48.10″W / 32.7189611°N 96.7800278°W / 32.7189611; -96.7800278	Z	L	P		2008 National Blue Ribbon School^[2]
William Brown Miller Elementary School		31								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′59.32″N 96°47′25.89″W / 32.8164778°N 96.7905250°W / 32.8164778; -96.7905250	Z	L	P		opened 1956
Roger Q. Mills Elementary School		38								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′56.31″N 96°48′08.92″W / 32.7323083°N 96.8024778°W / 32.7323083; -96.8024778	Z	L	P
Maria Moreno Elementary School	1069	56							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′27.35″N 96°51′27.72″W / 32.7242639°N 96.8577000°W / 32.7242639; -96.8577000	Z	L	P		opened 1996
Nancy Moseley Elementary School		48							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°41′23.35″N 96°38′27.80″W / 32.6898194°N 96.6410556°W / 32.6898194; -96.6410556	Z	L	P		opened 1959
Mount Auburn Elementary School		47										3	2	1	K	PK	32°47′47.87″N 96°44′37.05″W / 32.7966306°N 96.7436250°W / 32.7966306; -96.7436250	Z	L	P		opened 1925
Clara Oliver Elementary School		25								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°41′43.90″N 96°48′40.78″W / 32.6955278°N 96.8113278°W / 32.6955278; -96.8113278	Z	L	P		opened 1955
George Peabody Elementary School		55							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′33.73″N 96°52′22.30″W / 32.7427028°N 96.8728611°W / 32.7427028; -96.8728611	Z	L	P		opened 1952
Elisha M. Pease Elementary School		30										3	2	1	K	PK	32°41′52.34″N 96°46′25.47″W / 32.6978722°N 96.7737417°W / 32.6978722; -96.7737417	Z	L	P		opened 1953
John F. Peeler Elementary School		42							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′17.46″N 96°49′54.31″W / 32.7381833°N 96.8317528°W / 32.7381833; -96.8317528	Z	L	P
John J. Pershing Elementary School		34								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°53′13.10″N 96°48′36.07″W / 32.8869722°N 96.8100194°W / 32.8869722; -96.8100194	Z	L	P		opened 1956
Pleasant Grove Elementary School	997	58							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′18.24″N 96°39′21.05″W / 32.7384000°N 96.6558472°W / 32.7384000; -96.6558472	Z	L	P		opened 1996
K. B. Polk Center for Academically Talented and Gifted		50								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°50′33.98″N 96°49′54.32″W / 32.8427722°N 96.8317556°W / 32.8427722; -96.8317556	Z	L	P		opened 1963; school originally established 1941
Preston Hollow Elementary School										5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°52′50.07″N 96°47′43.75″W / 32.8805750°N 96.7954861°W / 32.8805750; -96.7954861	Z	L	P	W
J. W. Ray Learning Center		42								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′06.34″N 96°47′22.41″W / 32.8017611°N 96.7895583°W / 32.8017611; -96.7895583	Z	L	P		opened 1939
John H. Reagan Elementary School									6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′48.63″N 96°49′50.94″W / 32.7468417°N 96.8308167°W / 32.7468417; -96.8308167	Z	L	P
Martha Turner Reilly Elementary School		36							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK			L			opened 1956
Reinhardt Elementary School		45							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK			L
Joseph J. Rhoads Learning Center		50								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°45′49.02″N 96°44′54.28″W / 32.7636167°N 96.7484111°W / 32.7636167; -96.7484111	Z	L	P
Charles Rice Elementary School		52							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°45′21.89″N 96°45′41.98″W / 32.7560806°N 96.7616611°W / 32.7560806; -96.7616611	Z	L	P
Oran M. Roberts Elementary School		42								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P
Dan D. Rogers Elementary School		58								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°51′05.87″N 96°45′08.20″W / 32.8516306°N 96.7522778°W / 32.8516306; -96.7522778	Z	L	P		opened 1955
Rosemont Elementary School									6	5	4	3					32°45′06.25″N 96°50′48.77″W / 32.7517361°N 96.8468806°W / 32.7517361; -96.8468806	Z	L	P
Rosemont Primary School – Chris V. Semos Campus													2	1	K	PK			L			opened 2005
Edna Rowe Elementary School		60							6	5	4	3	2	1	K		32°47′05.61″N 96°42′23.74″W / 32.7848917°N 96.7065944°W / 32.7848917; -96.7065944	Z	L	P		opened 1967
John W. Runyon Elementary School		59							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		opened 1968
Clinton P. Russell Elementary School		22								5	4						32°42′33.38″N 96°49′25.82″W / 32.7092722°N 96.8238389°W / 32.7092722; -96.8238389	Z	L	P		opened 1938
Arturo Salazar Elementary School		75							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK			L			opened 2006
Julian T. Saldivar Elementary School	1161	63								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°51′53.68″N 96°52′23.43″W / 32.8649111°N 96.8731750°W / 32.8649111; -96.8731750	Z	L	P		opened 1996
San Jacinto Elementary School		45							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°45′27.03″N 96°41′09.61″W / 32.7575083°N 96.6860028°W / 32.7575083; -96.6860028	Z	L	P		opened 1952
Alex Sanger Elementary School		31							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°48′49.16″N 96°42′36.02″W / 32.8136556°N 96.7100056°W / 32.8136556; -96.7100056		L			opened 1956
Seagoville Elementary School		45											2	1	K	PK	32°38′29.40″N 96°32′23.23″W / 32.6415000°N 96.5397861°W / 32.6415000; -96.5397861	Z	L	P
Erasmo Seguin Community Learning Center		34										3	2	1	K	PK	32°42′29.61″N 96°49′27.15″W / 32.7082250°N 96.8242083°W / 32.7082250; -96.8242083	Z	L	P
Sequoyah Learning Center		41								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°47′11.27″N 96°51′51.08″W / 32.7864639°N 96.8641889°W / 32.7864639; -96.8641889	Z	L	P		opened 1958 as junior high school; converted to elementary school in 1967
Ascher Silberstein Elementary School		62							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°46′03.54″N 96°43′11.24″W / 32.7676500°N 96.7197889°W / 32.7676500; -96.7197889		L			opened 1956
Celestino Mauricio Soto Jr. Elementary School		43							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		opened 2006
J. P. Starks Elementary School		39								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°43′19.10″N 96°46′26.60″W / 32.7219722°N 96.7740556°W / 32.7219722; -96.7740556	Z	L	P		opened 1988; named for J.P. Starks School that was closed in 1966
Leslie A. Stemmons Elementary School		60							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°42′57.60″N 96°54′02.51″W / 32.7160000°N 96.9006972°W / 32.7160000; -96.9006972	Z	L	P		opened 1963
Stevens Park Elementary School		53							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°45′36.20″N 96°51′53.48″W / 32.7600556°N 96.8648556°W / 32.7600556; -96.8648556	Z	L	P		opened 1955
Jill Stone Elementary School	352	22								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°51′55.82″N 96°44′58.91″W / 32.8655056°N 96.7496972°W / 32.8655056; -96.7496972	Z	L	P		opened 1997
C. A. Tatum Jr. Elementary School		42								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°45′48.25″N 96°39′20.32″W / 32.7634028°N 96.6556444°W / 32.7634028; -96.6556444	Z	L			opened 2006
T. G. Terry Elementary School		37								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°39′57.13″N 96°49′46.93″W / 32.6658694°N 96.8297028°W / 32.6658694; -96.8297028	Z	L	P		opened 1957
H. S. Thompson Learning Center		53								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′45.71″N 96°45′11.13″W / 32.7460306°N 96.7530917°W / 32.7460306; -96.7530917	Z	L	P		opened 1952
Robert L. Thornton Elementary School		45								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK			L			opened 1963
Edward Titche Elementary School		55							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P		opened 1961
Thomas Tolbert Elementary School	717	45							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°41′57.98″N 96°53′18.14″W / 32.6994389°N 96.8883722°W / 32.6994389; -96.8883722	Z	L	P		opened 1996
George W. Truett Elementary School		80							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK			L			opened 1957
Adelle Turner Elementary School		35								5	4	3	2	1	K			Z	L	P		opened 1965
Mark Twain Fundamental Vanguard		42								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK			L			opened 1957
Urban Park Elementary School		48							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°46′25.21″N 96°42′03.89″W / 32.7736694°N 96.7010806°W / 32.7736694; -96.7010806	Z	L	P
Walnut Hill Elementary School		35								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°52′58.51″N 96°50′20.59″W / 32.8829194°N 96.8390528°W / 32.8829194; -96.8390528	Z	L	P	W	1998-99 National Blue Ribbon School ^[4]
Daniel Webster Elementary School		48							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°41′48.56″N 96°51′39.51″W / 32.6968222°N 96.8609750°W / 32.6968222; -96.8609750	Z	L	P		opened 1956
Martin Weiss Elementary School		35								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°38′36.69″N 96°49′47.08″W / 32.6435250°N 96.8297444°W / 32.6435250; -96.8297444	Z	L	P		opened 1963
Phillis Wheatley Elementary School		13										3	2	1	K	PK	32°45′56.16″N 96°45′36.04″W / 32.7656000°N 96.7600111°W / 32.7656000; -96.7600111	Z	L	P
Sudie L. Williams Elementary School		31								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°51′19.23″N 96°49′52.36″W / 32.8553417°N 96.8312111°W / 32.8553417; -96.8312111	Z	L	P		opened 1952
Winnetka Elementary School		55							6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°44′03.73″N 96°50′41.32″W / 32.7343694°N 96.8448111°W / 32.7343694; -96.8448111	Z	L	P
Harry C. Withers Elementary School	434	32								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°54′10.02″N 96°50′46.07″W / 32.9027833°N 96.8461306°W / 32.9027833; -96.8461306	Z	L	P		opened 1961
Whitney M. Young Jr. Elementary School		30								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK		Z	L	P
Ignacio Zaragoza Elementary School		47								5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	32°47′43.12″N 96°46′15.61″W / 32.7953111°N 96.7710028°W / 32.7953111; -96.7710028	Z	L	P		opened 1988; replaced David Crockett School

From 2000 to 2010 the number of black students at H.S. Thompson Elementary School declined as the housing occupancy levels in its attendance boundary decreased and as the Rhoads Terrace housing projects and other area housing projects were closed and demolished. In 2010 the school had 220 students, with about 50% being black and 50% being Hispanic.^[10]

In 2010 DISD investigated Tom W. Field Elementary and discovered that the administration forced teachers to not teach certain subjects, and made false grades to make it appear that the students took the classes.^[11]

In 2016 the Bonham elementary campus will be repurposed as an all-girls elementary and middle school devoted to STEAM.^[12]

Early childhood


NAME	STUDENTS	FACULTY	12	11	10	9	8	7	6	5	4	3	2	1	K	PK	MAP	ZONE	LISTING	PROFILE	WEBSITE	NOTES

Jimmie Tyler Brashear Early Childhood Development Center			EARLY CHILDHOOD

References

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↑ Walter J. E. Schiebel, Ed.D. (1966) Education in Dallas: Ninety-two years of history 1874-1966. Dallas: Dallas Independent School District, pages 11-12.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Blue Ribbon Schools Program, Schools Recognized 1982-1983 Through 1999-2002 (PDF) Archived 2009-03-26 at the Wayback Machine.
↑ Dallas Independent School District - Bond Program Information Center - New School – Harold Wendell Lang Sr. Middle School. Retrieved 23 January 2007.
1 2 "2007 No Child Left Behind - Blue Ribbon Schools: All Public Elementary Schools" (PDF). US Department of Education. Retrieved March 1, 2011.
↑ Zoga, Diana (2017-12-14). "Dallas School Board Approves New Names for Three Schools Currently Named After Confederate Generals". KXAS-TV (NBC DFW). Retrieved 2017-12-14.
↑ Carroll, Ann (27 February 1970). "New School Gives El Paso, Dallas a Memorial to Birdie Alexander". El Paso Herald-Post. Retrieved 2018-04-04 – via Newspapers.com.
↑ "Chart 2 (Closing of Darrell Elementary School)." Dallas Independent School District. Retrieved on February 22, 2009.
↑ Hacker, Holly K.; Tawnell D. Hobbs (2010-06-09). "'Black flight' changing the makeup of Dallas schools". The Dallas Morning News. Archived from the original on 2010-07-03. Retrieved 2017-02-08.
↑ Anglin, Dionne. "Students Pass Classes They Never Took." FOX 4/My Fox DFW. Saturday November 19, 2011. Retrieved on November 21, 2011.
↑ Fernandez, Demond. "Dallas ISD to open first all-girls S.T.E.A.M. school" (Archive). WFAA. September 28, 2015. Retrieved on September 30, 2015.

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[schiebel-1112-3] Walter J. E. Schiebel, Ed.D. (1966) Education in Dallas: Ninety-two years of history 1874-1966. Dallas: Dallas Independent School District, pages 11-12.

[Ed.gov-1982-4] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Blue Ribbon Schools Program, Schools Recognized 1982-1983 Through 1999-2002 (PDF) Archived 2009-03-26 at the Wayback Machine.

[5] Dallas Independent School District - Bond Program Information Center - New School – Harold Wendell Lang Sr. Middle School. Retrieved 23 January 2007.

[Ed.gov-2007-6] 1 2 "2007 No Child Left Behind - Blue Ribbon Schools: All Public Elementary Schools" (PDF). US Department of Education. Retrieved March 1, 2011.

[7] Zoga, Diana (2017-12-14). "Dallas School Board Approves New Names for Three Schools Currently Named After Confederate Generals". KXAS-TV (NBC DFW). Retrieved 2017-12-14.

[8] Carroll, Ann (27 February 1970). "New School Gives El Paso, Dallas a Memorial to Birdie Alexander". El Paso Herald-Post. Retrieved 2018-04-04 – via Newspapers.com.

[9] "Chart 2 (Closing of Darrell Elementary School)." Dallas Independent School District. Retrieved on February 22, 2009.

[HackerHobbsBlack-10] Hacker, Holly K.; Tawnell D. Hobbs (2010-06-09). "'Black flight' changing the makeup of Dallas schools". The Dallas Morning News. Archived from the original on 2010-07-03. Retrieved 2017-02-08.

[11] Anglin, Dionne. "Students Pass Classes They Never Took." FOX 4/My Fox DFW. Saturday November 19, 2011. Retrieved on November 21, 2011.

[12] Fernandez, Demond. "Dallas ISD to open first all-girls S.T.E.A.M. school" (Archive). WFAA. September 28, 2015. Retrieved on September 30, 2015.