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A great school inspires the greatness in every kid. This guide can not only help you find the right school for your little Marie Curie or Albert Einstein — it could also lead you to your next home, in the neighborhood where your budding genius will flourish.

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Akiba Academy of Dallas

Mission Akiba Academy provides a superior general and Judaic education to children in preschool through eighth grade. As a Modern Orthodox school, Akiba Academy develops ethical and responsible members of the Jewish people and American society, knowledgeable about and committed to their Jewish heritage and the State of Israel. Philosophy Akiba Academy is committed to academic distinction through a program of general and Jewish scholarship. Within a progressive and nurturing environment, Akiba prepares students to meet the responsibilities and challenges of our complex world by recognizing the strengths and needs of each learner and by teaching the enduring ethics and values of our Jewish heritage. At Akiba, academic excellence is built upon high expectations based on individual student profiles, a meaningfully integrated curriculum, a culture of collaboration, and a commitment to community outreach. Guiding the actions of our faculty, staff, students and parents is rooted in promoting integrity, caring, responsibility and respect. Together, these factors ensure Akiba graduates are today’s accomplished, innovative thinkers and tomorrow’s compassionate problem-solvers and leaders. THE AKIBA PHILOSOPHY: SEVEN PILLARS AHAVAT YISRAEL To instill a love for all Jewish people, a commitment to the land and State of Israel, and an appreciation of Hebrew, the language of the Jewish people, through its study and application. AL PI DARKO To recognize the individuality of our students and to provide for the equal educational needs of boys and girls. DERECH ERETZ To teach our children the importance of respecting the dignity of all people by acting and speaking in a way that enhances each person's self worth. KEDUSHA To understand and appreciate G-d's presence in the world and sanctify our lives through the study and practice of mitzvot. TIKKUN OLAM To develop leaders who possess a strong sense of responsibility to the Jewish community and society as a whole. TORAH L'SHMA To create life-long learners who value learning for its own sake through a rigorous curriculum that emphasizes critical thought, independence and creativity. TORAH U'MADAH To promote the belief that the acquisition of all knowledge both Judaic and general is of intrinsic value and is essential to the growth of our students.

Alcuin School

For more than 50 years, Alcuin School has continued its tradition of nurturing and guiding children from toddler through upper school according to the methods of Maria Montessori and the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. Alcuin School is an independent nonsectarian, co-educational school serving a diverse community of approximately 550 students. The school sits on a 12-acre campus in North Dallas. A modern gymnasium, state-of-the-art library and classrooms, interactive technology, science and language labs, organic vegetable garden, sports fields, and dynamic performing and visual arts, as well as Alcuin’s Innovation Studio known as The HIVE, inspire students daily. Alcuin School is one of the largest Montessori Schools in the United States. Alcuin School is accredited by the Independent Schools Association of the Southwest (ISAS) and recognized by the Association Montessori Internationale (AMI), the International Baccalaureate Middle Years Programme® (IBMYP) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme® (IBDP).

Aledo High school

Aledo Independent School District is a K-12 public school district, located in Parker and Tarrant Counties. AISD is a fast-growth district and one of the top-rated public school districts in Texas with more than 5,700 students and nearly 600 employees. The district has five elementary schools along with an intermediate, middle, 9th grade campus, high school and learning center. The newest campus in the district is Walsh Elementary, which opened at the start of the 2017-2018 school year. AISD offers an expansive range of notable programs for students including Career and Technical Education (CTE), award-winning UIL band, robotics club, college scholarship program, successful organizations including student council, National Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, Future Farmers of America, Thespian Society and Junior World Affairs Council. Other accolades included Aledo High School finishing fourth in the Class 5A UIL Lone Star Cup standings during the 2016-2017 school year. The Lone Star Cup recognizes the most successful schools in the state in academics, fines arts and athletics.

Aledo Middle School

The mission of AMS is to provide all students the opportunity to develop their full potential; to inspire critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity; and to be effective communicators in a global society. #bethedifference

Alex Sanger Elementary School

Alex Sanger Elementary School is a place of learning for students, staff, parents, and community members. Located in the beautiful Forest Hills neighborhood of East Dallas, it provides a safe environment where academic excellence is the focus. Sanger Elementary has a proud history of excellence and, over the past two years, has been rated exemplary and recognized by the Texas Education Agency. The school has been a leader in early childhood education and its prekindergarten program serves as a model for the Dallas ISD. We are currently in the process of adding a middle school addition to our campus.

All Saint's Episcopal School

All Saints’ Episcopal School embraces a community of diverse learners in an innovative and supportive, college-preparatory environment within the framework of the Anglican tradition. It is a place where servants, scholars, artists, and athletes are recognized for their unique gifts and are prepared exceptionally well for the challenges of college and the world ahead of them. Located on an expansive 147-acre gated campus in west Fort Worth, All Saints’ is known for its balanced, well-rounded curriculum and programming that develops the genius within each student. Whether a student begins the All Saints’ journey in Kindergarten, sixth grade, freshman year, or anywhere along the way, he is continuously growing in depth and independence so that when the time comes to explore, analyze, and apply to colleges and universities, he is ready. The All Saints’ Class of 2016 graduated in May with remarkable distinction and honors. The class of 85 seniors received acceptances to more than 115 different colleges and universities in the U.S. and abroad. More than 165 merit scholarships, totaling $8 million, were extended to 77 percent of the seniors. This year, 15 seniors graduated with distinction reflective of the Tad Bird Honors College, the upper school program designed for the most highly engaged and intellectually curious students. All Saints’ Episcopal School is the only private school in Tarrant County that is dual-accredited by nationally recognized accreditation agencies.

Allen Elementary School

Mission: Our Allen Family mission is to know every student by name and need as we empower them to: Achieve Life-long learning Leadership and Excellence Now and in the future!

Allen High School

Located 25 miles north of Dallas in Collin County, Allen High School is a 6A TEA Recognized public, co-educational secondary school in Allen, Texas. We serve students in 9th through 12th grades with an enrollment exceeding 6,000 students. History of Allen High School The first school, built in 1910 at the corner of Belmont and Cedar, was a two story brick building housing six classrooms and an auditorium, and saw the first graduating class of eight students in 1914. The new Allen High School was established in 1959 on land donated by Mr. Harris Brown on the corner of Jupiter and Main Streets. The Allen school system integrated in 1964, being the first among the County school systems in the area to do so. The current location at the corner of Greenville and Rivercrest opened in August 1999 and has expanded to approximately 880,000 sq feet. The former high school was converted into the Lowery Freshman Center, named in honor of former middle school teacher and school counselor Becky Lowery. The current building with 219 classrooms includes a 1,500 seat performing arts center, and Career and Technology Education center, a student run store with student designed apparel as well as a student run restaurant.

Alvis C. Story Elementary School

Story Elementary opened its doors in September 1987. It is one of seventeen elementary schools, three middle schools, one ninth grade center, and one high school in Allen ISD. Allen is located 17 miles north of Dallas, Texas. Our Mission Statement The mission of Story Elementary is to inspire and encourage our children to become passionate, life long learners and productive citizens. We will provide a strong educational foundation in a nurturing, engaging, and challenging environment that will empower students and staff to achieve their highest potential.

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