Mt. Hebron Missionary Baptist Church and the North Texas Food Bank have partnered to provide food for Garland ISD families.

Garland ISD has partnered with Dallas Area Rapid Transit and Good Samaritans of Garland to provide a week's worth of meals for district families in need.

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Since March 16, approximately 300,000 curbside meals have been served and more than 18,000 technology devices have been distributed to Garland ISD students.

With several options for education, Garland ISD wants to ensure that parents make informed choices. Charter schools often recruit families in our tri-cities, so we want to shine a light on charter school myths.

Hosted by the Garland ISD Education Foundation, the second annual Tinsel & Trivia event gathered nearly 380 attendees for some fun and fundraising before Winter Break.

To help those who face difficulties on the path to graduation, GISD launched a life-changing program called Operation Opportunity.

With the help of students, staff and the community, the district is developing a plan focused on the learners of tomorrow.

More than 2,400 attendees and the tri-cities recently celebrated Garland ISD’s commitment to inspire and transform lives through the power of reading.

Building strong community-school partnerships is vital to student success. GISD encourages you to get involved and strengthen #GarlandUSA.