Denton ISD

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Teaching in Denton ISD is rewarding! The Denton Public School Foundation (DPSF), in partnership with Denton ISD, local businesses and community leaders, awarded $151,914 across 145 different scholarships and classroom grants during its annual Prize Patrol today. The 145 scholarships and grants were awarded to 150 Denton ISD teachers and staff members across 42 campuses. Jacqueline Jackson, Executive Director of DPSF shared, “Our Denton ISD teachers and staff always show immense creativity, and this year is no exception. DPSF is grateful to our donors who continue to support quality education in our district by funding these deserving educators.” At Rivera Elementary, librarian Jennifer Barns received a $4,000 grant from the CoServ Charitable Foundation 2024 Grant to Teachers. Ms. Barns’ $4,000 grant is called, “Full S.T.E.A.M Ahead” and will be used to establish science, technology, engineering and mathematics (S.T.E.A.M) centers within the library. The centers will offer interactive workshops that foster creativity, critical thinking and problem solving skills. At Myers Middle School, seventh and eighth-grade teacher and coach Leslie Newton received a $4,000 Groundhog Day Gala 2024 Grant to Teachers. Ms. Newton’s grant is called, “All-In: Leveling the Playing Field” and will be used to help provide students personal items that will help them be successful in athletics. Items provided will include shoes, deodorant, appropriate clothing and more to ensure equitable opportunities for all students. At Braswell High School, chemistry, biology and environmental science teacher Anna Seibert received a $3,932 CoServ Charitable Foundation 2024 Grant to Teachers. Ms. Seibert’s grant is called, “Sensing and Sense-ability in Science” and will supply the science department with the necessary tools to allow students to actively participate in various science experiments using scientific sensors. The Bluetooth enabled sensors will allow for more accurate data collection for temperature, carbon dioxide levels and more, giving more opportunities for students to perform various science experiments.

Today, HR and Central Office staff came together to celebrate a special milestone: many of our dedicated teachers and campus staff received their first payday since joining Denton ISD! We know how hard everyone has worked to begin the school year successfully, and we're incredibly grateful for the passion and commitment you bring to our students every day. The amount is not as much as you deserve because your dedication doesn’t go unnoticed, and today was all about showing our appreciation for everything you do! Cheers to a year of growth, learning, and continued success! #Teachers #EducatorsRock #PaydayCelebration

YES! We are having a Teacher Job Fair! Go to https://lnkd.in/giSUkYhU for more information and to register! We're excited to meet you! #teacher #JobFair #TeacherJobFair #Education #EducationCareers #K12Jobs #K12Talent

Denton ISD is already filling positions for the 24-25 school year. Today our team was at the Texas Speech-Language-Hearing Association Convention and Exhibition recruiting for Speech Pathologists and Assistants to work in our schools with our children. Our students become lifelong learners and engaged citizens because of the work of our Speech Pathologists. #ComeGrowWithUs #K12education #K12SLP #K12SpeechPath #SpeechPath #SLP #SLPjobs #SpeechPathJobs

Denton ISD is excited about this partnership with the Town of Cross Roads benefiting workforce and economic development in the area!