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Dallas ISD is expanding an initiative called the Adjunct Teacher Dallas Residency Program to recruit more Latino male teachers.
DISD has around 150,000 students and about 70% population is made up of Hispanic/Latino students.
Download our NBC DFW mobile app for Apple or Android to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. All the research shows that if you have someone that looks like you, someone that you know you can relate to and talks like you and can understand you and maybe grew up, you know, in the same circumstances that you did, you have a higher rate of success, said DISD Deputy Chief of Human Capital Management, John Vega. And so, the long, long term goal is for for our kids to obviously go to college and so that s why this is very important for us.
Dallas ISD working to get more Hispanic male teachers to better reflect their student body
Dallas ISD is looking to hire a few good men, Hispanic men to be specific.
DALLAS - Dallas ISD is looking to hire a few good men, Hispanic men to be specific.
It’s a new initiative to hire teachers that reflect the heavily Hispanic student body and help provide role models that students may not be getting at home.
Dallas ISD started a similar program last year, recruiting African American male teachers
This new version builds off the same model and success. You’re like an uncle to us, and that’s good, you know, because it develops this genuine relationship with students, said Luis Macias, who is a teacher at Trinidad Garza Early College High School.