Anne Frank Elementary

📚✏️ Anne Frank Elementary 2026–2027 School Supply Lists ✏️📚

Dear Anne Frank Families,

The 2026–2027 school supply lists for each grade level are now available!

Please remember that these lists reflect the supplies students need to begin the school year successfully. Throughout the year, many supplies are used regularly and will need to be replenished to ensure students continue to have the materials they need for learning.

We encourage families to plan and expect to restock supplies:
✅ In November
✅ Again, in February, to finish the school year strong

Items such as pencils, crayons, markers, glue sticks, notebook paper, and notebooks are often used up and will need to be replaced during the year.

Thank you for helping our scholars come prepared and ready to learn. Your support makes a tremendous difference in their academic success!

Please see the attached supply list for your child's grade level.

Build a Goalie Game‌ Saturday, June 6th from 9am - noon at any Home Depot location

🎉 Here's a taste of what's going down at Dallas Soccer Kick-Off Fest 2026:

⚽ Youth Soccer Clinics 🥅 City Futsal 3v3 Tournament 🐱 PBS Kids' Nature Cat appearances 🐦 Angry Birds activation — meet Red! 🍺 Taste of Oak Cliff Beer & Wine Festival 🏃 Runners Unidos 5K, 10K + Kids 1K Dash 💃 Alegre Ballet Folklórico cultural performances 🚲 Dallas Bike Coalition Floodway Rides 🌿 Nature Discovery Tours 🎨 West Dallas Mural Artists 🐕 Dog Adoption Truck 🌍 World Cup Merchandise 🎵 Live DJs & dance performances.

…and that's not even everything. Visit our website to learn more.
HaroldSimmonsPark.com/SoccerFest

May 30–31 | 📍 Ron Kirk Bridge, Dallas, TX | 💚 FREE

Whether you’re enrolling a new student or returning to Dallas ISD, assistance is available! Check the enrollment requirements and visit one of three convenient enrollment locations ready to help.

📞 Need assistance? Call 972-925-5560
🕢 Monday–Friday | 7:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

For more information and enrollment details, visit: dallasisd.org/ONE

Let’s get your student ready for a successful school year!

📣 KERA brings educational Family Workshops on science, emotions and self-worth. For parents and children - bring the whole family!

🙂 Emotions & Self-worth
📅 June 12 @ 10 am
✍🏼 Register: https://forms.office.com/r/LqfiBHwJff

🔬 Science
📅 June 26 @ 10 am
✍🏼 Register: https://forms.office.com/r/AkHvviunQq

🏫 Buckner Family Hope Center
📍 3300 Lombardy Lane, Dallas Texas 75220

Choose-your-own-adventure (with Dad) at Samuell Farm!

Mix and match two awesome 90-minute activity blocks (like Archery, Mountain Biking 101, Fishing, Survival Skills, or leatherworking) and lunch is provided thanks to our friends at Bubba's 33 - Mesquite, TX

Spots are limited for each activity and filled first-come, first-served!

Come hungry, come ready, and make some real memories with Dad.

Register at link in first comment

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¡Elige tu propia aventura (con papá) en Samuell Farm!

Combina dos fantásticos bloques de actividades de 90 minutos (como tiro con arco, iniciación al ciclismo de montaña, pesca, técnicas de supervivencia o marroquinería) y disfruta de un almuerzo cortesía de nuestros amigos de Bubba's 33 - Mesquite, TX

¡Las plazas son limitadas para cada actividad y se asignan por orden de llegada!

Ven con hambre, ven preparado y crea recuerdos inolvidables con papá.

Inscríbete en el enlace del primer comentario

Summer learning in Dallas ISD is anything but boring, with programs designed to engage students at every level.

During Summer Breeze, students will have two months to experience a mix of academic support and enrichment through the district’s free summer programming. From connecting with peers to tackling rigorous coursework, students can accelerate learning while also supporting their social and emotional well-being.

This year, a show-themed approach is taking center stage in Dallas ISD’s Summer Cool program, where the district’s youngest students will take part in a full day of reading, math, and enrichment activities.

Meanwhile, high school students will have the opportunity to participate in extended learning, including credit recovery acceleration to get ahead, and test preparation for the ACT, SAT, or TSI.

P-TECH and early college programs will also offer summer camps designed to prepare middle school students for the early college high school experience.

Students can also explore a variety of opportunities including cultural camps, drill team, art, dance, theatre, choir, and science activities. Dual language and English as second language camps will feature science discovery, Spanish immersion, language enrichment, and more.

The summer will culminate in a student-led production as the 41st Annual Summer Youth Arts Institute presents “Hallelujah Gospel! The Musical,” performed at the Women’s Museum at Fair Park.

Click here to register: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd6EY16ZgLoswUbGk7bJHqJcPjY105CPavdflYyUWlHTtGE8g/viewform?usp=send_form

For more information: https://www.dallasisd.org/departments/extended-learning-opportunities/summer-learning/summer-cool-2026

Dallas ISD is bringing summer meals directly to the community with its Summer Food Bus Tour 2026, a mobile initiative designed to ensure children across Dallas have access to free, nutritious meals while school is out.

The program provides no-cost meals for kids 18 and younger, and up to 21 years old for those with disabilities. Meals are served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and must be consumed on-site. With its bright red Fork & Axle food bus, the district is making it easier for families to access meals by bringing the service straight into neighborhoods.

Throughout June, the Food Bus Tour will stop at multiple locations across the city:

Tuesday, June 2: Edward Titche Elementary School, 9560 Highfield Dr.
Wednesday, June 3:Charles Rice Learning Center, 2425 Pine St.

Thursday, June 4: David G. Burnet Elementary School, 3200 Kinkaid Dr.
Tuesday, June 9: Charles A. Gill Elementary School, 10910 Ferguson Rd.
Wednesday, June 10: Albert C. Black STEAM Academy, 4200 Bonnie View Rd.
Thursday, June 11: César Chávez Learning Center
Tuesday, June 16: L. O. Donald Elementary School, 1218 Phinney Ave.
Wednesday, June 17: Leonides Gonzalez Cigarroa, M.D. Elementary School, 9990 Webb Chapel Rd.
Wednesday, June 24: S.S. Conner Elementary School, 3037 Green Meadow Dr.
Thursday, June 25: Alex Sanger Preparatory School, 8410 San Leandro Dr.

Dear Anne Frank Elementary Scribes,
As the hallways grow quiet and the sun begins to signal the start of summer, we find ourselves reflecting on a truly remarkable school year. Just as our school’s namesake taught us the power of hope and the beauty of a resilient spirit, our students have spent the last ten months showing us exactly what it means to grow, to learn, and to "be kind and have courage."
Celebrating Our Successes
This year was filled with milestones that would have made any community proud. Culture trunks, literacy night, STEAM night, and various campus activities, your children have pushed boundaries and supported one another with empathy.
We saw firsthand that even small actions—a shared book, a helping hand on the playground, or a thoughtful question in class—contribute to the "noble character" Anne Frank wrote about.
Looking Ahead: 2026-2027
While summer is a time for rest and exploration, we are already buzzing with excitement for the upcoming school year. Here is a brief look at what’s on the horizon:
Campus Upgrades: Look forward to a secure vestibule that will ensure campus safety
Key Dates:
Meet the Teacher Night: Thursday, August 6, 2026
First Day of School: Monday, August 11, 2026
"How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world." — Anne Frank
A Heartfelt Thank You
To our parents and guardians: thank you. Your partnership is the heartbeat of this school. Whether you volunteered for a field trip, helped with homework, or simply cheered from the sidelines, you made this year a success.
We wish you a summer filled with laughter, safety, and perhaps a few good books. We can’t wait to see those smiling faces back in our halls this August.
With gratitude,
The Faculty and Administration Anne Frank Elementary School

A medida que los pasillos se vuelven silenciosos y el sol comienza a señalar el inicio del verano, nos encontramos reflexionando sobre un año escolar verdaderamente extraordinario. Tal como la persona que da nombre a nuestra escuela nos enseñó sobre el poder de la esperanza y la belleza de un espíritu resiliente, nuestros estudiantes han pasado los últimos diez meses demostrándonos exactamente lo que significa crecer, aprender y "ser amables y tener valor".
Celebrando Nuestros Éxitos
Este año estuvo lleno de hitos que enorgullecerían a cualquier comunidad. Desde los baúles culturales, la noche de alfabetización, la noche de STEAM y diversas actividades en el plantel, sus hijos han superado límites y se han apoyado mutuamente con empatía.
Fuimos testigos de que incluso las acciones pequeñas —un libro compartido, una mano amiga en el patio de recreo o una pregunta reflexiva en clase— contribuyen al "carácter noble" sobre el cual escribió Ana Frank.
Mirando hacia el futuro: 2026-2027
Aunque el verano es un tiempo para el descanso y la exploración, ya estamos entusiasmados por el próximo año escolar. Aquí tienen un breve vistazo de lo que se vislumbra en el horizonte:
Mejoras en el Plantel: Esperen un vestíbulo seguro que garantizará la seguridad de nuestro campus.
Fechas Clave:
Noche de Conocer al Maestro: Jueves, 6 de agosto de 2026
Primer Día de Clases: Lunes, 11 de agosto de 2026
"Qué maravilloso es que nadie necesite esperar ni un solo momento antes de comenzar a mejorar el mundo". — Ana Frank
Un Agradecimiento Sincero
A nuestros padres y tutores: gracias. Su colaboración es el latido de esta escuela. Ya sea que hayan sido voluntarios en una excursión, ayudado con la tarea o simplemente animado desde afuera, ustedes hicieron de este año un éxito.
Les deseamos un verano lleno de risas, seguridad y, tal vez, algunos buenos libros. Estamos ansiosos por ver esas caras sonrientes de nuevo en nuestros pasillos este agosto.
Con gratitud,
La Facultad y la Administración Escuela Primaria Anne Frank