| Your Involvement Helps Move the Legacy Forward Our new school year is almost here, and I am thrilled to welcome you into a season filled with creativity, community, and Legacy in Motion.Pegasus Pick Up, Flight School, and Parent University are geared up to bring our families together, and the excitement is building for an incredible year ahead. The All School Musical is underway, and Shrek the Musical will be a major highlight this fall. I encourage every family to consider becoming a Sustaining Sponsor, because this support fuels the experiences that make Booker T extraordinary. We are also collecting PTSA Summer Scholarship Testimonial submissions, and I love seeing how these opportunities shape our scholar artists. Our Senior Class of 2027 is stepping into a milestone year, and we will share important updates throughout the fall. This year also marks the Arts Magnet 50th Anniversary, a celebration of five decades of imagination and excellence. I invite every family to join the PTSA, pay class dues, and explore PTSA committee interest opportunities. We have many PTSA volunteering opportunities coming up, including time-sensitive opportunities for the All School Musical set construction and Pegasus Pick Up happening at the end of this month. Your involvement as a volunteer strengthens our community. And do not forget the National PTA Reflections contest, which gives students a chance to shine on a national stage. The momentum is already incredible, and I am grateful to begin this year with all of you. Booker T is ready to rise, and our Legacy in Motion is just getting started! With shared purpose and gratitude, Jennifer Wheeler Hall PS - If this is your "first rodeo" with Booker T, don't worry! You do not have to feel overwhelmed. Each member of the 2026-27 PTSA Board is here anytime you need us! Plus, we have a handy-dandy notebook (yes, I stole that from Steve on Blues Clues, ha), the PTSA Booker Basics: A Guide to Everything Booker T that will help you get ahead of the game! Stay connected, stand proud as a new Pegasus, and keep our Legacy in Motion! |
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Newsletter Archive | Visit the PTSA Membership Toolkit to access last week's newsletter and archive. View Entire Newsletter | Click on 'View Entire Message' at the bottom of your email to access all of the articles. Resources | Click on newsletter section titles, graphics, and words in blue font for more helpful information or to access forms. Note | Because so much happens at Booker T, the PTSA newsletter goes out every Monday at 8 AM throughout the school year beginning July 1. Some information may appear more than once, but we keep key details in the newsletter so families can find what they need quickly and easily. |
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2026-27 PEGASUS PICK UP & FLIGHT SCHOOL |
| PEGASUS PICK UP What is Pegasus Pick-up? It's Booker T.'s on campus registration day! All students and their parent/guardian pick up schedules, pay for lockers and parking spaces, order yearbooks, take yearbook/ID photos and senior headshots, join the PTSA and guilds, and purchase merchandise. Schedule per grade level*: - Seniors | Tuesday, July 28, 8:30-11:30 AM (A-O) and 1:30-4:30 PM (P-Z)
- Juniors| Wednesday, July 29, 1:30-4:30 PM
- Sophomores | Wednesday, July 29, 8:30-11:30 AM
- Freshmen & New Students in All Grade Levels | Thursday, July 30, 8:30-11:30 AM (A-O) and 1:30-4:30 PM (P-Z) Students may attend flight school while parents register.
*Students must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. This is not a student drop-off event. There are forms parents must complete.
FLIGHT SCHOOL What is Flight School? It's Booker T.'s new student orientation! Who should attend Flight School? Incoming freshmen and new students in all grade levels. When is Flight School? Thursday | July 30 | 9 AM - 2 PM What happens at Flight School? Students will: - Learn about the history of BTW
- Get communication tips and tricks
- Learn about culture groups
- Learn the school song
- Hear about the school's mission and vision
- Hear more about Flex
- Tour the school
What should students wear to Flight School? Students should wear the t-shirt they received at I Am Booker T Day (held on April 11), but may change for ID photos. (Students who did not attend I Am Booker T Day can pick up their t-shirt at the PTSA booth during Flight School.) Is lunch served at Flight School? YES! The PTSA will provide lunch FOR STUDENTS ONLY immediately following Flight School. Do students need to RSVP for Flight School? Yes. Please RSVP by clicking the link below by 11:59 PM on July 24. |
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NOTE | If you will not be able to attend Pegasus Pick Up (registration & schedule pick up), you can take care of everything anytime between July 28 - August 6, 9 AM - 4 PM, Monday - Thursday at the school. |
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| PARENT UNIVERSITY What is Parent University? It's Booker T.'s new parent orientation! When is Parent University? BTWHSPVA Parent University will take place on Thursday, July 30, alongside Flight School and Pegasus Pick Up for all Freshman and New or Incoming parents, regardless of grade level, and should RSVP for one of the following times: in the morning at9, 10, 11 AM, or in the afternoon at 2, 3, or 4 PM. What happens at Parent University? During Parent University, families will learn best practices for navigating the school year, hear important school safety information and announcements, and receive a parent and student Flight Plan designed to support both academic and conservatory goals. You will also have access to PTSA and Guild resources, and school merchandise will be available for purchase. Is lunch served at Parent University? No. Parents should plan on picking up their student(s) immediately following Flight School Lunch at 2 PM (no later than 4:30 PM at the end of Pegasus Pick Up). Do parents need to RSVP for Parent University? Yes. Please RSVP below to choose your time slot by 11:59 PM on July 24. |
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Please RSVP for Flight School & Parent University by 11:59 PM on Friday, July 24. |
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| PEGASUS PICK UP | JULY 28-30 We need friendly, energetic volunteers to help during Pegasus Pick Up, July 28–30. This is one of our biggest opportunities to welcome families, grow our membership, and raise essential funds for our students. If you’re available to help on any of these days, we would love to have you join us. VOLUNTEER |
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| BACK TO SCHOOL CHECKLIST As you prepare for the new school year, there are a few important tasks that will help ensure a smooth transition back to campus. The 2026-27 Back to School Checklist is your go‑to guide, offering key reminders, required steps, and helpful information for students and families. Take a moment to review it so you feel confident, organized, and ready for a successful start to the year. |
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WE CAN'T WAIT FOR THIS PRODUCTION TO HIT THE STAGE! Shrek the Musical is the perfect match for the spirit of Booker T. Washington HSPVA. It celebrates authenticity, empathy, individuality, and the courage to stand proudly in your own story. These are the values we champion every day, and this show brings them to life with humor, heart, and a whole lot of swamp‑sized joy. This production offers meaningful roles for our scholar artists and creates exciting opportunities for collaboration across every conservatory. From the performers onstage to the designers, technicians, musicians, and creative teams behind the scenes, this show invites the entire school to shine. And this year’s cast is something special. Every student feels born to play their role, and the chemistry, talent, and sheer theatrical power in this ensemble make the entire company strong contenders for the Broadway Dallas High School Musical Theater Awards. The performances will be bold, hilarious, heartfelt, and unforgettable. This is going to be a standout musical event that no one will want to miss. Audiences will laugh, cheer, reflect, and leave the theater feeling uplifted and inspired. Shrek the Musical at Booker T. is not just a show... It is an experience! SAVE THE DATE | SEPTEMBER 16 (student preview), 17-20 |
| SPONSOR A CHARACTER This musical is SPECIAL... We are seeking excited and invested parents to sponsor a character this year. What does that mean exactly? Well, can Peter Pan fly? Not without fairy dust, a.k.a. your support! Please consider donating to really make this musical SOAR! SPONSOR A CHARACTER |
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| ASM VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!! SET CONSTRUCTION | We need enthusiastic parent & student volunteers to help with set construction from July 29 through August 7, and the urgency is real. Our All School Musical depends on this work, and every extra set of hands makes a huge impact. If you’re able to jump in, even for a few hours during a single shift, your help will keep our momentum strong and bring this production to life. Please consider signing up and joining the team that makes the magic happen. SET CONSTRUCTION VOLUNTEER
RUN OF SHOW | We also need incredible volunteers to help make the BTWHSPVA All‑School Musical, Shrek the Musical, run smoothly during show week, September 14-20. This is when the magic happens, and our students rely on the support of our community more than ever. If you’re available to lend a hand backstage, front of house, or anywhere help is needed, we would love to have you join the team and be part of this unforgettable production. RUN OF SHOW VOLUNTEER |
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| ASM PLAYBILL ADS | CELEBRATE YOUR ARTIST Parents, this is the perfect moment to put your student’s Legacy in Motion and celebrate their artistry in a way that feels personal, meaningful, and unforgettable. Purchasing an ad in the Shrek the Musical Playbill is one of the most exciting ways to honor your scholar artist’s hard work and dedication. These ads become part of the show’s permanent legacy, a keepsake your student will treasure long after the curtain closes. Your support also helps fuel the production itself, making Playbill ads both a celebration and a vital contribution to the magic happening on stage. Join us in spotlighting your student and keeping our Legacy in Motion by securing your Playbill ad today. PURCHASE A PLAYBILL AD(deadline to purchase an ad for the ASM is August 23 with assets due August 24) NOTE | If you need help creating your ad, the PTSA is happy to assist. We can help with layout, wording, and design so your message looks polished and heartfelt. Feel free to reach out to our VP of Fundraising, Cynthia Wilson or our President, Jennifer Wheeler Hall, with any questions regarding Playbill ads. |
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| 2026-27 SUSTAINING SPONSORSHIPS The BTW Parent Teacher Student Association - the PTSA - provides a wide variety of support for students, teachers, parents and the BTW school community. Your contribution as a sustaining sponsor helps cultivate the future of the performing and visual arts and enables the PTSA to provide school-wide productions, programs, resources and event support. Plus, our sponsors get great perks like Playbill ads, reserved parking and seating and a VIP invitation to our opening night. This year, we are in desperate need... Our All School Musical, Shrek the Musical, is bigger, bolder, and swampier than ever, and we urgently need sponsors to help bring this fairytale to life. From dragons to castles to a whole lot of green magic, this production is packed with larger‑than‑life moments that only happen with the support of our amazing community. If you’re ready to fuel the fun, boost our scholar‑artists, and help make the swamp sparkle, now is the perfect time to jump in as a sponsor. To get the most out of any sponsorship, please consider becoming a sustaining sponsor today! NOTE | The sponsorship levels coincide with the membership year (July 1- June 30). The deadline to secure a sponsorship as a Headliner, Director, Producer, or Manager for placement in the ASM Playbill is August 23. Logos/names and/or Playbill ads/assets must be submitted by August 24 to be featured on the production t-shirt worn by the cast, band, and crew and printed in the Playbill. |
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THANK YOU TO OUR NEWEST 2026-27 SUSTAINING SPONSORS! |
Becoming a sustaining sponsor is one of the most impactful ways families can support our scholar artists, and we urgently need sponsors as soon as possible. Sustaining sponsorships provide essential funding that strengthens our programs, supports our All School Musical, and helps us deliver the experiences that make Booker T extraordinary. We invite every family to thoughtfully consider stepping into this role, because your generosity directly fuels our Legacy in Motion and ensures our students begin the year with the resources they need to thrive. |
We encourage all new and returning families of students attending BTWHSPVA for the 2026–27 school year to purchase PTSA memberships and pay class dues for this year. Class dues are collected annually and contribute to each grade’s Senior Fund, supporting the celebrations, activities, and traditions that make senior year unforgettable. Contributing each year builds a strong foundation for the experiences our students will cherish when they reach 12th grade. Starting the year by securing your PTSA memberships and class dues ensures a smooth beginning for everyone and gives our PTSA the resources needed to support all Rising Pegasi from day one. We are excited to welcome every new member of our community and look forward to an amazing year ahead. Click the graphics below to purchase! |
IMPORTANT | PARENTS, PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU PURCHASE: If you purchase class dues, it includes a student membership! If you purchase class dues and also purchase a separate student membership, the PTSA is required by Texas PTA Policy to reimburse the duplicate student membership. To help our VP of Membership save time, please avoid purchasing a student membership in addition to class dues. |
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| Faculty and Staff Membership | Teachers shape a child’s learning journey in countless ways, and the PTSA is proud to honor and uplift them throughout the year. Through events and programs such as Teacher Appreciation Week, thoughtful celebrations, and ongoing support initiatives, we show our gratitude for the dedication, creativity, and care our teachers bring to the classroom every day. Their work inspires our scholar artists, strengthens our community, and reflects the spirit of Booker T. |
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Here are some more ways the PTSA supports teachers and staff: - Academic Conservatory support
- All School Production support
- Communications software such as Remind
- Teacher Appreciation surprises every nine weeks
- Faculty scholarships through the Texas PTA
- Funding for the student club/group sponsored by a faculty member
Teachers and staff can join or renew their PTSA membership for only $10. Please help us reach our faculty membership goal of 100%! |
| Alumni Membership | Alumni hold a special place in our community, and we welcome every graduate to stay connected, especially as we celebrate the Arts Magnet 50th anniversary. Your involvement strengthens our shared community, enriches our Legacy in Motion, and keeps the spirit of Booker T alive for future generations. Becoming a member is a meaningful way to stay engaged, support our scholar artists, and be part of this milestone year of celebration. |
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An Alumni Membership offers meaningful ways to stay connected: - Alumni News | Receive our weekly newsletter and stay informed about upcoming events.
- Arts Magnet 50 Updates | Get the latest details on every celebration planned throughout this milestone year.
- Alumni Spotlight | Be featured or learn what fellow graduates are accomplishing through our monthly spotlight series in the newsletter and on our website.
Become an Alumni Member for only $10! |
| CLASS DONATIONS Have family members or friends who’d love to support your student’s class? Now they can! Every contribution, in any amount, helps fuel the senior year experiences, traditions, and celebrations that make this milestone unforgettable. Your support directly powers the moments seniors look forward to most: class events, senior gifts, special recognitions, and the activities that bring their final year at Booker T to life. Whether you’re catching up, giving a little extra, or inviting grandparents, relatives, or friends to join in, every dollar strengthens the senior year journey. Share this newsletter or click on your class year below to make a contribution and keep the momentum going: |
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| ATTENTION 2026 SUMMER SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS Students who received a PTSA Summer Scholarship this year are required to submit a testimonial reflecting on their experience. This testimonial is an important part of our scholarship process and is required as a prerequisite to apply for a PTSA Summer Scholarship next summer. Please ensure your student completes the PTSA Summer Scholarship Testimonial Form by 11:59 PM on August 31. We are excited to celebrate the incredible work our students accomplished over the summer and to highlight the learning, growth, and opportunities made possible through these scholarships. Their stories help us strengthen the program, inspire future applicants, and demonstrate the impact of PTSA support. |
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Every PTSA Committee Chair thrives because volunteers bring bold ideas, contagious energy, and genuine heart to our work. Volunteers spark the events that make Booker T unforgettable, fuel the communication that keeps our families connected, and help create the experiences our students look forward to all year long. When you join a committee, you step into the action. You become part of the team that drives the Booker T community forward and makes a powerful difference in the lives of our scholar artists.
If you are able and willing to serve on any PTSA Committee, please complete the Committee Interest Formtoday. Your involvement strengthens our school, supports our students, and keeps our programs thriving. |
| MANDATORY SENIOR PARENT CONSERVATORY MEETINGS Mandatory Senior Parent Conservatory Meetings will take place on August 12 from 6 to 7:30 PM in conservatory locations that will be announced soon. This evening is an important kickoff to your student’s milestone year, and it gives families the chance to meet conservatory leaders, learn about senior expectations, and stay ahead of key deadlines and opportunities. Please mark your calendar and plan to attend as we prepare to support every senior in a year filled with creativity, celebration, and Legacy in Motion. |
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| SENIOR PORTRAITS Senior portraits for the Class of 2027 will take place on campus July 27, 28, and 29 with photographer Angela P. Navarette. Hurry and schedule your session as time slots fill up quickly! Quick Details: Best Pricing | Prepay for your images today during checkout to lock in the lowest rates of the year. Upgrade Your Experience | Get the most posing variety, add on Cap & Gown to your session, or order a keepsake print with your yearbook portraits! Can't make it? | A makeup day will be scheduled later, but spots will be very limited. Book now to get your prime summer slot! SIGN UP FOR SENIOR PORTRAITS |
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| STAY CONNECTED Stay connected as you prepare for senior year. The PTSA Class of 2027 Committee has several ways for families to stay informed and involved: If you would like to help support the senior class, you can join the Class of 2027 Committee by completing the PTSA Committee Interest Form or reaching out to Senior Class Chair, Magally Lopez. The Class of 2027 Chair is currently seeking a parent who can help strengthen the Class of 2027's social media presence on Facebook and Instagram. If you are interested, please share your information through the PTSA Committee Interest Formor contact Senior Class Chair, Magally Lopez, directly. |
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| SENIOR SUGGESTIONS You asked, and we heard you loud and clear. Seniors, we want your ideas. Fundraisers, events, traditions, celebrations... If it matters to the Class of 2027, we want it on the table. Your Class Council President, El Wakefield, is ready to champion your voice, and Senior Class Chair Magally Lopez is right there alongside. Anytime inspiration strikes, just complete this form and one of them will follow up. This is your year! Dream big, speak up, and help shape the senior experience you want to remember! |
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| 50 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE! Join us as we celebrate fifty years of extraordinary artistry and innovation at Booker T. Washington High School. Arts Magnet 50 is a yearlong celebration featuring a five part Signature Series led by our conservatories and guided by our theme of Legacy in Motion. The festivities culminate on March 5, 2027, when alumni from across the decades return to honor the legacy they helped build. |
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| PTSA Volunteering vs. Guild & Conservatory/Crew The BTWHSPVA PTSA is an independent organization, and each of the Guilds operates independently as well. Although we all work together to support our students, each group maintains its own structure, including membership enrollment, dues, fundraising, and volunteer opportunities. |
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Families are welcome to join the PTSA, any Guild, or all of them, and each offers unique ways to participate in our school community. Please note that membership in a Guild does not include PTSA membership, and membership in the PTSA does not include Guild membership. Volunteer hours completed for a Guild, while greatly appreciated, do not count toward PTSA volunteer hours because each organization serves a different purpose within the Booker T community. Each year, the PTSA requires twenty PTSA volunteer hours per family for students to be eligible for the PTSA Summer Scholarship Program. With so many opportunities offered by other BTWHSPVA groups, this can understandably be confusing. To clarify, only PTSA‑sponsored volunteer hours count toward the PTSA scholarship requirement. Hours completed for Guilds, Conservatories and Crew, or any other organizations do not apply. NEW for 2026–27 | To make our volunteer system more inclusive and reflective of the diverse needs within our community, we have expanded the ways families can earn PTSA volunteer hours. Texas PTA guidelines do not allow volunteer credit for direct donations, but families who support PTSA productions and events now have additional options. - Attending monthly PTSA meetings: Each in‑person or virtual attendance will count as one hour of PTSA volunteer time. (Parent must check-in via QR code during each meeting.)
- Planning time for PTSA-sponsored events: Time spent preparing for an event, including researching, purchasing supplies, or coordinating, may count for up to four hours per school year per family. (Parents must enter this time within one week of service.)
- Travel time for PTSA-sponsored event support: Travel time to deliver items needed for a PTSA event may also count for up to four hours per school year per family. (Parents must enter this time within one week of service.)
Because the Summer Scholarship Application Window opens in March, families who plan to apply must have all twenty PTSA hours completed before the window opens. Hours earned after that point cannot be counted toward eligibility. While the PTSA provides volunteer opportunities throughout the year, most occur during the fall semester, with fewer available in the spring. Families whose students may apply for a PTSA Summer Scholarship are encouraged to begin volunteering early. |
| INSTRUCTIONS TO ENTER VOLUNTEER TIME FOR MEETINGS/PLANNING/TRAVEL (must create a free PTSA Membership Toolkit account prior to entering volunteer time): To enter volunteer time for PTSA meetings (1 hour maximum per meeting), PTSA planning time (up to 4 hours maximum per school year), or PTSA travel time (up to 4 hours maximum per school year): - click the link below
- Once on the volunteer hours page, click the "Record Hours" button.
- In the "Opportunity" drop-down menu, scroll all the way to the bottom and select "other".
- In the "Event Name" box, type which PTSA event you are recording time for. If it is planning or travel time, please also specify which, planning or travel, along with the event name (ex: "All-School Musical planning-snacks" or "All-School Musical travel-deliver snacks").
- Click "Save".
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NOTE | All other PTSA volunteer opportunities will be posted in the newsletter and on our website. When you sign up online, you will check in and out at the event using the Voly and PTSA volunteer kiosks. When you arrive, look for any PTSA board member who can help you get started. |
| NEW DISD ON-CAMPUS VOLUNTEER PROTOCOL | All volunteers who serve on campus through any organization, including the school, PTSA, and Guilds, must be approved each year by Voly before volunteering. Volunteers must check in at the Voly kiosk located at the front desk. Some volunteer opportunities may require checking in and out at two separate kiosks, so please plan for that when you come to serve. DISD VOLY |
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| Students are encouraged to explore their identity and express their unique perspectives by creating an original work of art inspired by the 2026–27 Reflections theme, “What My Culture Means to Me.” Submissions may be entered in a variety of categories, including Dance Choreography, Film Production, Literature, Music Composition, Photography, and Visual Arts. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to share their stories and celebrate the richness of their cultural experiences. Entries will be accepted in the fall, so summer is the perfect time to begin developing ideas. Be sure to review the FAQs and guidelines to help your creative vision shine.
Reflections is a National PTA program that enables students to find a creative outlet in dance choreography, film production, literature, music composition, photography, and visual arts. The program began in 1969 and now more than 200,000 students participate annually. |
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JOIN YOUR GUILD TODAY! The guilds support the conservatories of BTWHSPVA. All parents are encouraged to join their student's conservatory guild to receive the latest news and information from the conservatory. Click your guild icon below for more information: |
It's important to note that guild membership and PTSA membership are separate entities. The guilds support their respective conservatory, much like a booster club. The PTSA supports the entire school in keeping the school community informed and works towards the Texas PTA's mission to enable every child's potential by involving and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children. |
NOTE | The PTSA is proud to support all of our guilds, and we want to ensure that important information reaches every family. Each guild, however, sends its own newsletter with updates specific to its programs and activities. Guild news included in the PTSA newsletter will not cover everything you need to know, so it is essential that you also subscribe to your guild’s newsletter to stay fully informed. |
| MUSIC GUILD MID-SUMMER SOCIAL ATTENTION MUSIC GUILD FAMILIES | Make a splash at the Music Guild Mid‑Summer Social! Join students, families, and supporters for an afternoon of sunshine, music, and community fun. It is the perfect chance to connect, cool off, and celebrate our scholar artists before the school year begins. You will not want to miss this mid‑summer celebration! - July 18 | 1-5 PM
- Dallas Elks Lodge
- 8550 Lullwater Dr., Dallas, TX 75238
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THE DANCE CONSERVATORY HITS OAXACA |
The Dance Conservatory spent part of this summer in Oaxaca, where students immersed themselves in the region’s vibrant culture, rich artistic traditions, and breathtaking landscapes. Through workshops, performances, and cultural exchanges, our dancers deepened their craft while building meaningful connections with local artists. It was an inspiring experience that broadened their perspectives, strengthened their artistry, and brought unforgettable memories back to the Booker T community. |
- July 20 (AS) ASM Cast & Parent Meeting (cast & parents only)
- July 27-Aug 7 (AS) ASM Summer Intensive (cast members only)
- July 28 (S) Pegasus Pick Up
- July 29 (J/SO) Pegasus Pick Up
- July 30 (FR) Pegasus Pick Up / Flight School / Parent University
- Aug 11 (AS) First Day of School
- Aug 12 (S) Mandatory Senior Conservatory Meeting
- Aug 17-18 (S) Jostens on Campus for Senior Ring & Letter Jacket Ordering
- Aug 23 (AS) Deadline to Sponsor the All-School Musical
- Aug 25 (AS) Meet the Teacher
- Sep 3 (AS) 50th Anniversary Alumni Show Reception
- Sep 7 (AS) Labor Day-No School
- September 16-20 (AS) ASM | Shrek the Musical
The calendar is subject to change. Please check the school calendar to confirm. Codes: (AS) All School, (A) Academic Conservatory, (D) Dance Conservatory, (J) Juniors, (M) Music Conservatory, (PS) Prospective Students, (RS) Rising Students, (T) Theatre Conservatory, (UP) Upperclassman, (UN) Underclassman, (VA) Visual Arts Conservatory, (S) Seniors, (SO) Sophomores, (F) Faculty, (FR) Freshmen 2026-27 Approved D.I.S.D. Calendar |
| The PTSA Weekly Newsletter is produced and published by 2026-27 BTWHSPVA PTSA 3rd VP of Communications, David Hall. For questions or issues, please complete the PTSA Inquiry Form. Thank you for your engagement & support! |
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We'd like your feedback on the information we provide. What would you like to know more about? Please take a moment to complete the PTSA Communications Survey to let us know. |
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