Cedar Hill ISD

The Cedar Hill Independent School District will continue serving summer meals through the June 30.

The Cedar Hill High School Longhorns are all about academic success. Two years in a row, the school made the AP honor roll, a list of schools increasing the number of students taking advanced of classes and scoring well on their tests.

The Cedar Hill High School Longhorns are all about academic success. Two years in a row, the school made the AP honor roll, a list of schools increasing the number of students taking advanced of classes and scoring well on their tests.

Quin from Cedar Hill High School was featured in Tuesday’s segment of Brag About Your Grad on May 12, 2020.

We’ve all talked about how difficult it is trying to teach our kids from home, especially while we work at home. It’s a lot harder for grandparents out there who are raising their grandchildren and for those families whose children have special needs.

Shelly Williamson at Plummer Elementary School in Cedar Hill is handing out PE packs with in brown paper bags alongside lunches for students who are learning at home.

Cynthia Arceneaux’s 7th Grade science class at W.S. Permenter Middle School uses hands-on experiments to help them understand science and make learning fun.

In Cynthia Arceneaux’s 7th Grade science class at W.S. Permenter Middle School, experiments are part of the daily routine. They’re always cracking something open and seeing how it works. “If you’re excited, they will get excited, especially if it’s gross! I’m telling you, they love it,” said Arceneaux Recently, they tackled strawberries. Students learned to break down the fruit...

Teachers are always looking for something hands-on and “out of the box” to bring to their classrooms to help kids learn. Often, those complex lesson plans take a ton of time and money. But, a teacher at Permenter Middle School in Cedar Hill has found a simple way to engage her students: movement.

A teacher at Permenter Middle School in Cedar Hill ISD has found a simple way to engage her students: movement.

Teachers are always looking for something hands-on and “out of the box” to bring to their classrooms to help kids learn. Often, those complex lesson plans take a ton of time and money. But, a teacher at Permenter Middle School in Cedar Hill has found a simple way to engage her students: movement. Ebony Lewis is all over her classroom,…