Sachse High School celebrated the grand opening of its new Multi-Program Activity Center, giving athletics, fine arts, and campus programs a safe, climate-controlled space to practice year-round.

Speaking at the annual State of the District luncheon, Superintendent Dr. Ricardo López outlined how the district navigated statewide public education challenges to earn Texas District of the Year honors and drive record student achievement.

Rowlett High School celebrated the opening of its new Multi-Program Activity Center with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and community tours, offering students an all-weather space for athletics, fine arts, and other campus programs.

Rowlett Elementary was named one of just two schools in Texas to earn a top PE award. From hula hoops to pickleball, see what makes this gym class stand out across the state.

Garland ISD honored South Garland graduate and NBA All-Star Tyrese Maxey by naming the school's gymnasium after him and celebrating his accomplishments on and off the court.

The Student Services Language Testing team was recognized nationally for using language proficiency data to strengthen communication with families and support English learners. Featured in a national case study, the team shares how educators use preLAS Online data to explain students' language development needs and strengthen partnerships with parents.

Walnut Glen Academy teacher Caleb Cummings has been named Texas PTA's 2026 Elementary Teacher of the Year. His favorite part of teaching? Watching students recognize their growth and realize what they're capable of.

The district is proud to announce an accountability score of 86, an impressive five-point increase in just two years. More than 95% of campuses earned an acceptable accountability rating, and for another consecutive year, no Garland ISD campus received an F rating.

Garland ISD has been named the 2026 H-E-B Texas District of the Year, recognizing its commitment to student achievement, community involvement, and professional development.

Garland ISD's first Multi-Program Activity Center (MAC) is now open at Naaman Forest HS, giving students new spaces for athletics, fine arts, special education, and other campus programs.