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Board modifies 2013-14 student dress code
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The Pearland Independent School District Board of Trustees made changes to the 2013-14 student dress code during the May 14 regular meeting.
Here is a recap of those changes for PK-12 grades:
• Decorations permitted on pants pockets.
• Shoes with shimmer/glitter permitted.
• Any solid color leggings are allowed and they must be worn under a dress, skirt, skort, jumper or shorts of the...
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Rotary Dare to Excel awards $43,844 in scholarships
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Future TCCHS student accepts a scholarship.
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Thanks to community support, 64 Pearland ISD students are one step closer to achieving their educational and career dreams.
Sponsored by the Pearland and 288 Corridor Rotary clubs, the annual Rotary Dare to Excel scholarship program awarded $43,844 in scholarships April 16 to graduating Dawson and Pearland high school seniors and incoming Turner College and Career High School students.
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DHS, PHS one-act plays advance to state
Home Page Only, Sheryl Searcy Ninth Grade Center, Pearland High School , Glenda Dawson High School
Community performance poster
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Dawson and Pearland high schools' one-act play teams are claiming a double victory.
For the first time ever, both theatre troupes are advancing to the University Interscholastic League one-act play state competition in May.
DHS and PHS will host a free community performance and send-off for both one-act play teams on Thursday, May 16, 7 p.m. in the DHS auditorium (2050 Cullen Boulevard).
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District celebrates Better Hearing, Speech Month
News of Districtwide Interest
In honor of Better Hearing and Speech Month in May, Pearland ISD recognizes its professional speech-language pathologists for supporting the academic success of students with hearing and speech challenges.
Pearland ISD employs 22 SLPs who share the motto "changing the world one word at a time."
Working in schools, these pathologists help to prevent, identify, assess and treat speech and...
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PHS places fifth at Academic Decathlon nationals
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PHS Academic Decathlon team
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The Pearland High School Academic Decathlon team capped off a whirlwind competition season finishing fifth overall at the USAD national finals April 25-27 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Fifty-one teams from the U.S. and United Kingdom competed in the history, art, music and economics of Russia/Soviet Union -- the 2013 Academic Decathlon topic -- in addition to math, interview and speech contests.
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DHS achieves 'U.S. News' list for second year
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DHS classroom
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For the second year in a row, Dawson High School has earned national recognition on the "U.S. News & World Report" Best High Schools list.
In the "U.S. News" analysis of 21,035 public high schools nationwide, DHS ranked No. 109 in Texas and 1,148 in the nation for academic achievement and college readiness.
Of the high schools examined in the study, DHS ranks among the top 5.5 percent...
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SHA-WatchDOGS Program Continues
Shadycrest Elementary
Calling all Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students)!
Shadycrest Elementary has founded this new program to involve all Fathers and Male Role Models at Shadycrest Elementary to positively influence the students by the committed involvement of fathers and father figures in the lives of their children and students.
Our first year was a huge success. We hope our second year will be just as...
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