James Madison High

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💚✨ 110 years strong and still moving forward thanks to the 2020 bond! At The Great James Madison, modern classrooms with skyline views, upgraded athletic spaces, a community resource center, a new art studio, and a new library continue to support student learning.

🌟Open Call for Artists: The City of Dallas Black History Month Exhibition!

Through diverse artistic perspectives, this exhibition aims to honor the past, illuminate the present, and inspire the future.

📅 Application Period Dec. 22 - Feb. 9, 2026

More info 🔗 dallasculture.org/grants-and-calls!

Mark your calendar

Join us for our 10 year celebration!

See yall at 4:00pm at PC Cobb

🚨 We’re Hiring! 🚨

Dallas Water Utilities is hosting a Hiring Event on Tuesday, May 20 from 9AM–2PM at 8915 Adlora Lane, Dallas, TX 75238.

📣 We have CDL and non-CDL job openings including:
✅ Crew Leaders
✅ Equipment Operators
✅ Utility Inspectors
✅ Technicians & Supervisors

Enjoy great benefits, good pay, and career growth with the City of Dallas!

📲 Apply in 4 easy steps:

Visit: http://dallascityhall.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/CODCareers

Select “Refine Your Search”

Enter “Wastewater Collection”

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Our next Women’s History Month spotlight shines on none other than the Honorable Diane Ragsdale whose impact on South Dallas and District 7 continues to be felt today.

From 1984 to 1991, Ms. Ragsdale served as a Dallas City Councilmember and Deputy Mayor Pro Tem, where she fought relentlessly for economic justice, equitable housing, healthcare access, and civil rights. During her tenure, she led efforts to eliminate food deserts, improve public safety, and increase investment in underserved neighborhoods. Her leadership played a pivotal role in advancing policies that prioritized marginalized communities and laid the foundation for lasting change in South Dallas.

Beyond her time in office, Ms. Ragsdale has remained a steadfast advocate for progress. As the driving force behind the South Dallas Fair Park ICDC she has transformed neighborhoods by creating affordable homeownership opportunities, supporting small business growth, and fostering community revitalization efforts. Through her vision and dedication, South Dallas has seen new housing developments, business expansion, and increased resources for residents.

Her tireless work ensures that the voices of South Dallas residents are heard and that the community continues to receive the investment and opportunities it deserves. Ms. Ragsdale’s legacy is one of leadership, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to justice.

We honor her today and always!

RIP Sheila Estell Dedman

RIP Melvin Manuel