Seven academically talented seniors from Garland, North Garland and Sachse high schools were named National Merit Semifinalists.

Garland ISD is committed to ensuring that all students graduate with college credit in addition to their high school diploma. College for All will help reach this goal.

More than 4,100 students culminated 13 years of learning May 30-June 1 at the Curtis Culwell Center.

Garland ISD can once again claim several Texas Honor Roll schools. Twelve were identified as higher-performing campuses that improve student outcomes.

Three Garland ISD students were selected as part of an elite group of just 2,500 Merit Scholar recipients nationwide.

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For the first time ever, 25 AVID students representing all Garland ISD high schools are vying for a chance to receive $20,000, a laptop and ongoing educational support.

Garland ISD held its annual signing day ceremony Feb. 6 at the Curtis Culwell Center, recognizing more than 70 student-athletes who have committed to play sports in college.

Committed to ensuring that all Garland ISD students graduate with college credit in addition to their high school diplomas, the district’s Board of Trustees approved a new College for All focus.

Thanks to the development of a strong AP program and team, nearly 700 GISD students received AP acknowledgments this year—a 19 percent increase from 2017.