Dallas
There are many scholarships for Dallas students. If you are searching for scholarships for a particular
high school located in Dallas, please select the appropriate school from the list below.
The scholarship database contains scholarships for Dallas students in the following categories:
Dallas High School Scholarships
Dallas College Scholarships
Dallas University Scholarships
Scholarships
For School Specific Scholarships, select one of the schools below:
A Maceo Smith High School
Alex W Spence Middle
Benjamin Franklin Middle
Booker T Washington High School
Boude Storey Middle
Clara Oliver Elementary
Clinton P Russell Elementary
D A Hulcy Middle
Dallas Can! Academy Charter
Dallas Can! Academy Charter-Oak Cliff
Dallas Environmental Science Academy
David W Carter High School
E B Comstock Middle
E H Cary Middle
Edison Learning Center
Eduardo Mata Elementary
Forest Meadow Junior High
Frankford Middle
Fred F Florence Middle
G W Kennemer Middle School
George B Dealey Middle
Harmony Science Academy -Dallas
Harry Stone Montessori
Henry W Longfellow Academy
Highland Park High School
Highland Park Middle School
Hillcrest High School
I Am That I Am Academy
Irma Rangel Young Women's Leadership (YWL) School
J L Long Middle
John B Hood Middle
Kipp Truth Academy
L V Stockard Middle
Lake Highlands High School
Lake Highlands Junior High
Learning Alternative Center (Lacey)
Liberty Junior High
Lincoln High School
Long Middle School
Maya Angelou Health Special High School
McCulloch Intermediate School
Middle College
Moises Molina High School
North Dallas High School
O W Holmes Middle
P A S S Learning Center
Parkhill Junior High
Pearl C Anderson Middle
Pegasus Charter High School
Quest Academy
Raul Quintanilla Middle
Redirections Center
Robert T Hill Middle
Roosevelt High School
Rufus C Burleson Elementary
Sarah Zumwalt Middle
School Community Guidance Center
School For The Talented & Gifted
School Of Education & Social Services
School Of Govt/Law/Law Enforcement
School Of Health Professions
School Of Science & Engineering
Seagoville High School
Seagoville Middle
South Oak Cliff High School
Sunset High School
T W Browne Middle
Texans Can Academy At Paul Quinn
Thomas C Marsh Middle
Thomas J Rusk Middle
W E Greiner Middle
W H Adamson High School
W H Atwell Middle
W H Gaston Middle
W T White High School
W W Samuell High School
Westwood Junior High
William B Travis Elementary
William B Travis Middle
Individuals who visit Dallas will certainly find lots of amusing and educational attractions that are just unique to the city. Locations like for instance the Six Flags Over Texas/Hurricane Harbor (the largest water park in the Southwest that offers performances and nearly one hundred rides, comprising the world's No. 1-rated wooden roller coaster), SpeedZone (provides miniature golf, racing, game room and private rooms/event areas), Dallas World Aquarium (showcases a South American rainforest and other exhibits), Dallas Arboretum (sixty six acres of lush landscape, gardens, and groves), Dallas Heritage Village (thirteen acres of a living history museum), Dallas Zoo (offers hands-on feeding experiences with tropical birds), Fossil Rim (the driving safari offers visitors the chance to observe or hand-feed 60 species of free-roaming wild animals, like for example rhinos, zebras and cheetahs within their natural habitats), and Tour eighteen Golf Course are just among the stuff to look forward to.
Dallas has a flourishing arts and culture scene, especially in museums, urban arts and architectural designs. It was ranked the number one city for art enthusiasts by New York Magazine. Amongst the more remarkable places to visit consist of: Floor Museum at Dealy Plaza, Shakespeare Festival of Dallas, Dallas Holocaust Museum, Meadows Museum, Dallas CityArts Festival, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Bath House Cultural Centre, the African American Museum at Fair Park, and the Majestic Theater. The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealy Plaza examines the life, times, death and legacy of President John F. Kennedy together with pictures, artifacts and display. Shakespeare Festival of Dallas provides free summer festivals which happen each year. Meadows Museum has the most comprehensive and largest collection of Spanish art outside of Spain. Dallas Holocaust Museum is devoted to teaching the lessons of the holocaust and memorializing its victims through its huge collection of audiovisual materials, comprising microfiche, videotapes, slides, and over 2,500 books. Dallas CityArts Festival incorporates all of the different arts into three-day event, including cultural, performing, and culinary and the visual arts. The Dallas Symphony Orchestra has year-round performances at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center. The African American American Museum at Fair Park explores the African-American experience through exhibits and displays. Bath House Cultural Center houses a 116-seat black-box theater, three gallery spaces, the White Rock Lake Museum, and a number of multipurpose spaces. The Majestic Theater features presentations for dramatic plays, musical productions, dance or concerts, national pageants or a grand theatrical background for dinner on stage.
In the early days of the city, Dallas was mostly dependent on farming. With the many technological developments within the building of several rail lines, this enabled for the expansion of the cotton business. By the year of 1900, the city became the biggest cotton manufacturer in the globe. Telecommunications and information likewise became a driving force in the local economy by the end of World War II. The city was soon referred to as the heart of "Silicon Prairie" due to the numerous telecommunications businesses in the region particularly along the Telecom Corridor within Richardson. Amongst the companies situated within the area comprise: Nortel Networks, Texas Instruments, Alcatel Lucent, AT&T, Fujitsu, Ericsson, Nokia, Rockwell, Sprint, Verizon Communications and Cisco.
