Wednesday, August 22, 2007 , Updated
Irving ISD welcomes new teachers
As of Monday, Irving ISD had hired 432 new teachers and 10 new administrators for the 2007-2008 school year. The new teacher breakdown is as follows: elementary schools, 182; middle schools, 108; and high schools, 142.
In a fitting gesture, the new teachers were carted to work by bus.
New teachers were recognized August 16 during the 52nd annual New Teachers Luncheon at MacArthur High School, coordinated by the Greater Irving-Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce. The presenting sponsor was Allstate.
Tommy Gonzalez, city manager for the City of Irving, served as the luncheon emcee. Chris Wallace, president/CEO of the chamber, and IISD Board President Michael Hill also spoke. Sponsor comments were provided by Mike Daugherty of Allstate.
Posted by Chad
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