Cedar Hill ISD Competitors

The Dallas Independent School District is “one of the nation’s fastest improving school districts,” according to the Council of the Great City Schools. With 230+ schools and approximately 130,000+ students, Dallas ISD is home to two of the top public high schools in the country and boasts a number of National Blue Ribbon Schools and several noteworthy accomplishments, including a steadily increasing graduation rate. Dallas ISD has seen continual gains in student achievement, and strives to help ensure the success of every student. Upon graduation, more district graduates are college- and career-ready, primed to be productive, contributing members to the community. We are proud of our award-winning schools, outstanding teachers and staff, hard-working students, committed parents and volunteers. Please visit www.dallasisd.org to learn more about what Dallas ISD has to offer.

Fort Worth ISD is one of the largest and most diverse school districts in Texas, serving nearly 75,000 students across a growing, dynamic city. We are a district where the work is Worth It. For our students, our families, and the people who choose to serve them. From early learning to college and career pathways, FWISD is building real opportunities for every student. That means strong literacy foundations, hands-on career training, advanced academics, and programs in the arts, athletics, and beyond. But none of that happens without people. Whether you’re teaching in the classroom, leading a campus, driving a bus, supporting operations, or helping shape district strategy, every role plays a part in moving students forward. We’re committed to continuous improvement, stronger support for educators and staff, and creating an environment where people can grow, lead, and make a lasting impact. Our students are Worth It. And so are you.

Irving ISD is the public PreK-12 school district of choice for 33,000+ students in Irving, Texas, where educators help students excel and reach their maximum potential. Irving ISD operates 38 educational facilities. Schools: 3 early childhood schools (PreK) 20 elementary schools (K-5) 8 middle schools (6-8) 5 high schools (9-12) Other Educational Facilities: Student Reassignment Center Ratteree Career Development Center Elise Walker Outdoor Learning Center Robert Scott Pohl Planetarium Support Facilities: Administration Building Administrative Annex Facilities Services Center Food and Nutrition Hands-on Science Center Irving Schools Stadium Special Education Annex Irving ISD Pursues Designation as District of Innovation: To maximize potential for all Irving ISD students, the District of Innovation process was initiated by the Irving ISD Board of Trustees. It was determined that the students of Irving ISD could potentially benefit from the flexibilities offered through a locally-developed District of Innovation Plan. District of Innovation (DoI) is a concept passed by the 84th Texas Legislature set forth in House Bill 1842, that gives traditional independent school districts most of the flexibilities available to Texas open enrollment charter schools. To access these flexibilities, a school district must adopt a DoI Plan, as set forth in the Texas Education Code Chapter 12A. For more information about the District of Innovation process in Irving ISD, please contact our office of School Leadership. With this year's Accountability Ratings, TEA reports 70% of Irving ISD campuses have earned top letter grades. Superintendent Hernandez says the accomplishments of the district have been noticed as, "This is a testament to the hard work of our students, the commitment of our teachers and the invaluable support of all staff."