Booker T. Washington

$20,000 award to go to Arts Magnet students.

The ceremony marked the final school to be dedicated from the 2002 Dallas ISD Bond Program.

Each teacher will receive $10,000, $5,000 of which is to be used for professional purposes.

Twenty-six metal sculptures created by the metal sculpture class of Booker T. Washington were displayed in an exhibit entitled “Scrap Can Be Beautiful”.

Gabriela Villegas is a junior at Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts.

The students at Booker T. Washington have turned trash into works of art. I guess you could call that high recycling.

And the grand-prize winner is (drum roll please).... David Molay from the Greenhill School!

Best of luck to Olivia Harris (Musical Theatre) and Jeniffer Criss (African Dance).

Jazzmeia Horn and Olivia Harris are among 30 students selected from across the U.S.

The report was based on the schools' performance and on how the schools prepare students for college.

By the U.S. Department of Education, no less.

Members of the public were reportedly "outraged" by the "confusing" signs.

BTWHSPVA isn't just tongue-tripping, it's historic.

Celebrity alumni performed for a sold-out audience to celebrate the grand opening of Dallas' Booker T. Washington High School of Performing and Visual Arts.

With its charcoal brick walls and concrete floors, the new structure is almost like a blank palette ready and waiting for strewn paint.

Music legend George Michael personally selects the music winner.

The new building is located in the heart of the Dallas Arts District.

The “Scrap Can Be Beautiful” sculpture exhibit is the third in a series to raise more awareness about the variety and quality of the arts available downtown.

Attention all High School artists: George Michael and Kenny Goss have money to burn, and they want to give it to YOU.

Scheduled spring break move was slightly delayed, but seniors are excited to study at new campus before graduation.