If early signs of classroom engagement and excitement are indicators of success down the road, then Hyde Park students are definitely on the right path. At every grade level in every classroom, the teaching methodology is 100% student-centered. A small group of 4th graders gather around veteran teacher Robin Petty, immersed in a challenging math session while classmates work at laptops before their turn with Mrs. Petty at the dry-erase desk. The same level of engagement and i

It took a full-size truck to deliver the thousands of canned and packaged food items collected by B. McDaniel 5th and 6th graders for the annual BOTA (Battle of the Ax) canned food drive last week. The final tally in one teacher’s classroom surpassed 700. Others followed close behind. All total, the number of food items donated by students and staff to help feed the hungry: a whopping 8,500. “We have a really awesome Student Council here at B. Mac whose members put 100% of th

Walk into any Denison ISD classroom and you’ll find students immersed in technology. Laptops on desk tops. Headsets on. Hands clicking. Eyes fixed on screens. Students mastering programs and improving skills in Computer Labs. Teachers and kids interacting with SMART Boards. To help further mitigate learning loss during the early days of Covid, Denison ISD took technology to the next level by providing every student with a Chromebook, and ensuring that every student had intern

Thanks to an extremely generous group of Denison school supporters who stepped up to help fund Munson Stadium’s huge new Multimedia Video Display Board, DHS Homecoming 2021 on September 24th promises an unforgettable experience for thousands of fans, families and alumni. “For the first time ever, fans will be able to view all our homecoming activities up-close and personal,” said DISD Superintendent Dr. Henry Scott. “We’ve dreamed of a giant video board for Munson Stadium for