Dallas community rallies to save 110-year-old school amid DISD deficit
Residents, including alumnae, are rallying to save a historic Dallas school as Dallas ISD deals with a financial deficit and possible campus consolidations.
The Alamo Republican brief, from reporting by WFAA
Dallas County
Dallas ISD faces a financial crisis and potential school closures, according to WFAA's report. The district's financial deficit and campus consolidations are part of the situation.
Community members, including alumnae such as Phyllis Lee, are rallying to save the 110-year-old school, which the report describes as historic.
Written by The Alamo Republican from WFAA’s reporting, using only the facts in it. WFAA’s own headline: “Dallas community rallies to save 110-year-old school amid DISD financial deficit, campus consolidations”
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