Dallas ISD plans to update Code of Conduct after Wilmer-Hutchins shooting
Trustee Maxie Johnson told FOX 4’s Peyton Yager before the event that he believes a new code of conduct will pass for Dallas ISD.
Dallas School Shooting: Bullet flew through teacher's glasses and narrowly missed her eye, report says
Police documents from last month’s shooting at Wilmer Hutchins High School confirm what prosecutors previously revealed in a court hearing – there were five victims of the shooting. A teacher was grazed by a bullet. It flew through her glasses, narrowly missing an eye.
Former Dallas ISD Superintendent Nolan Estes dies at 94
Former Dallas ISD Superintendent Nolan Estes died over the weekend at 94-years-old. Estes worked at Dallas ISD for 10 years, where he was recognized for leading the district through desegregation efforts.
Dallas celebrates grand reopening of Reverchon Park baseball field
Baseball at the iconic Reverchon Park in Dallas is happening again, continuing a legacy dating back more than a hundred years.
Wilmer-Hutchins High School reopens following shooting, students walk out in protest
Students at Wilmer-Hutchins High School returned to class for the first time since a shooting on campus that injured five people. Several of them also walked out in protest.
Dallas community members host youth violence listening session following school shooting
A week after the Wilmer Hutchins High School shooting, a group of community leaders met to discuss youth violence in Dallas as students are expected back on campus tomorrow.
Wilmer-Hutchins H.S. shooting suspect's $3.1M bond won’t be reduced
A judge denied a request to lower the $3.1 million bond for the 17-year-old Wilmer-Hutchins High School shooting suspect.
Dallas ISD: Wilmer-Hutchins H.S. shooting appears to be targeted attack
The Dallas ISD Police Department shared new details about a shooting that injured four students at Wilmer-Hutchins High School.
Dallas school shooting suspect called nonprofit before turning himself in
The 17-year-old accused of opening fire inside Wilmer-Hutchins High School told the president of a non-profit that he wanted to turn himself in because he was scared of getting hurt.
