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Dallas seniors asked to return to campus for final weeks of high school

Dallas seniors asked to return to campus for final weeks of high school Dallas seniors asked to return to campus for final weeks of high school Steps are underway to get the district’s 8,800 seniors back to campus by April 12, the start of the final nine-week grading cycle A sign of Lincoln High School and Humanities/Communications Magnet in Dallas, Tuesday, Aug. 15, 2017. (Jae S. Lee/The Dallas Morning News)(Jae S. Lee / Staff Photographer) Dallas school officials want all seniors as well as high school students who have fallen behind to return to in-person classes for the rest of the school year..

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Harry Hutchins

Harry Hutchins, age 64, passed away on Tuesday, March 9, 2021 at Grand Village. He had courageously fought a mitochondrial disease, MELAS for years. Harry was determined to stay active and could be seen riding his recumbent tricycle on the trails and around town or working out at the YMCA until suffering a stroke last November. Harry was born in Royal Oak, MI and his love of birds, trees, and the outdoors was awakened by an excellent science teacher at Kimball High School. He attended Michigan State University where he earned two Bachelors of Science, one in Forestry and one in Wildlife Management.  He went on to earn a Master of Science in Forest Ecology at Utah State University, studying the interdependence of the Clark’s Nutcracker bird and the Whitebark Pine tree. He would later travel to Northern China and study the Eurasian Nutcracker and the Siberian Stone Pine.

Dallas ISD officials going door-to-door to get their students back to school

Dallas ISD officials going door-to-door to get their students back to school Dallas ISD officials going door-to-door to get their students back to school When trying to ask families about absences, the district is not getting responses from some. So now, it’s going door-to-door to get kids back in school. DALLAS - Dallas ISD is seeing a record amount of habitually absent students since the COVID-19 pandemic started. When trying to ask families about the absences, the district is not getting responses from some. So now, it’s going door-to-door to get kids back in school. Dallas ISD leaders are going door-to-door to visit absent students, like 17-year-old Jadon, a junior at Kimball High School in Oak Cliff, who said he’s been learning remotely, but admits, he’s skipping classes.