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Under the Medrano’s leadership, the American Dream turned into an American nightmare. Even though millions were spent to renovate O.M. Roberts Elementary just a few short years ago, the Medranos...
View ArticleO.M. Roberts and its community destroyed
When Richard Strickland, a UNT student who exemplifies the values of achievement, commitment, determination and inspiration, heard about the abuse and injustice going on in Jubilee Park it was...
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Dallas ISD’s Vision
Artwork by Peter Thomas Ryne An invasion of metal monsters invaded the Jubilee Park community to re-build O.M. Roberts Elementary, the centerpiece of a controversial DISD project. For the remaining...
View ArticleDallas ISD’s and Jubilee’s Children
Crayons and courage At the four and a half -year anniversary of Jubilee Parks’ struggle against Dallas ISD’s eminent domain and encroachment battle, Shawn Busari, a community activist in the Jubilee...
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Divided and Destroyed Thanks to DISD and Jubilee
Soon, the 4-1/2 year conflict over the O.M. Roberts Elementary project, and lingering concerns for the affected community, will be supplanted by the hype and celebration over the new massive O.M....
View ArticleSomething wicked lurks in Jubilee Park….
It’s Halloween! With it come hundreds of tiny cute witches and goblins out on Halloween Night! But, some not so cute Dallas ISD’s Hocus Pocus may be on the repeat, there’s scary stuff going on at...
View ArticleChristmas Miracle
On Saturday, December 21, 2013, we held our Fourth Annual Christmas Breakfast Celebration at St. Mark’s Baptist Church. For those who helped pull it together, we have come to see this year’s event as...
View Article1 of 24 It happened five years ago…the untold stories
Our house was a one story home, but it was home. My bedroom was towards the back and it faced an immense pecan tree. It felt as if the Tree had been there since the beginning of time with its branches...
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Far East Dallas’ Mata and Mount Auburn elementaries to be repurposed Dallas ISD board members on Thursday approved a plan to repurpose and add new programs at Mount Auburn (pictured) and Mata...
View Article5 of 24 The Untold Stories
You don’t know me. In DISD’s eyes, I’m nobody important. My husband and I moved to Dallas, Texas, seven years ago to find a nice quiet place to start a family. We found a little piece of heaven in...
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