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Email: kcastillo@harmonytx.org
Website: https://hsadallas.harmonytx.org/
Location: 12005 Forestgate Dr, Dallas, TX 75243, USA
Phone: 214-954-7277
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Twitter: @HSAdallasH

May

• 24th - Senior Banquet at School @6PM (free)
  
• 25th - Award Ceremony for all Grades 1:00 PM
• 26th - Last Day of School

Summer School - May 30th - Jun 23rd

Principal: Ali Erenkol
aerenkol@harmonytx.org

Dean of Student Culture: Christopher O'Brien christopher.obrien@harmonytx.org

Dean of Academics: Turker Korekoglu tkorekoglu@harmonytx.org

Dean of College and Career: Yusuf Senlik ysenlik@harmonytx.org

Sevgi Gene - GT/Testing/Federal Programs- sgene@harmonytx.org

Suzette Ransom- ESL/SPED Coordinator - sransom@harmonytx.org

Landrell Potts- Behavioral Counselor: lpotts@harmonytx.org

King Castillo - Engagement Coordinator/College Seminar - kcastillo@harmonytx.org

Engineering pathway students took a field trip to Fujitsu last week to see first-hand engineering and telecommunications.

Mr. Cepeda took his scholars to be able to interact, learn and get motivated to persuade engineering careers.

Thank you to all the personnel of Fujitsu for welcoming our scholars and Mr. DeAlbuquerque for working with us to provide this experience to our scholars

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Congratulations to HSA DALLAS HOSA Chapter for the awards received at the state conference. Big shout out to Hiba and Khalid for getting 2nd place for Public Health and will be moving forward to Nationals. Congrats to Nhan for getting 4th place in Research Persuasive Speaking.

Congratulation to all the HSA DALLAS HOSA Chapter!

Biomedical pathway students went to UNTHSC.

They were able to see how medical students practice and learn from human cadavers and organs.

Thank you to the parents that attended our Breakfast with Harmony.

Greetings Parents,

We appreciate you filling out your re-enrollment form early in January. As an expression of
gratitude, we've collaborated with the Harmony Online Store to provide you with the gift of a
complimentary water bottle with your next purchase. You should have gotten an email with the subject "Thank you for submitting your child's re-enrollment!" from "reenrollment@harmonyschoolsonlinestore.com." Please refer to this email for instructions on how to obtain your water bottle. If you believe you should have received the promotion but did not, please contact your campus's front office to discuss future steps. Have a good day, and we appreciate your selecting Harmony.

Best regards,

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As you may know, all campuses within our district are focusing on character development and are pursuing the Character.org certification. This is a lengthy process that involves many steps; there are 11 principles and each one has several components. Thus the character committee has decided to break down each principle into actionable, weekly items for campus focus.

Principle 1: Core values are defined, implemented, and embedded into school culture.

1.1: Stakeholders in the school community select or agree to core values.

We are going with the Tiger PRIDE values we have been using for the last several years. This stands for Professional, Respect, Integrity, Determination, and Empathy. We will be highlighting one of these in our announcements..

1.2: Core values guide every aspect of school life.

The language of the PRIDE values guide us in all we do; it is who we are. Whether it is in the classroom, at lunch, in the hallways, or at school events, we live our values. Talk to your student about how they can exhibit these values!

1.3- Reminders and statements of core values are visible throughout the school community.

Now that we have returned to campus, look for these visible reminders in the classrooms and hallways.

Help us drive the message on our campus! Together we can all shift our culture!

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HSA Dallas High is implementing the RCA House System starting this year. The House System builds character with a reward system that goes beyond something like earning a piece of candy from a candy jar for doing something good. Instead, each student’s achievements add to a collective group, making the reward communal and social. We have seen this change the way that a student perceives points over time: what may start as extrinsic motivation, in the beginning, turns into intrinsic motivation as the student realizes the behavioral and academic traits and ethics that are valued by their peers.