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2007 TSPRA Gold Star Award
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2007-2008 |
The Irving ISD Website at
www.irvingisd.net was chosen for the seventh straight year to receive
the TSPRA Gold Star Award!
This year eight
districts received Gold Stars in the category of "school
districts with more than 30,000 students". Irving was joined by
Austin ISD, Cypress-Fairbanks ISD, Dallas ISD, Garland ISD, Killen ISD,
Mesquite ISD and Plano ISD.
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2007 National Best of
the Web Award
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2007 |
Irving ISD has been
awarded the Best of the Web award in the K‑12 District Website category
from the Center for Digital Education. The website –
www.irvingisd.net – is one of four K‑12 district websites in the
nation to receive this distinction. The other K‑12 district winners are:
Clayton County, Georgia; Hillsborough City, California; and Olathe,
Kansas.
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2006 TSPRA Gold Star Award
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2006-2007 |
The Irving ISD Website at
www.irvingisd.net was chosen for the sixth straight year to receive
the TSPRA Gold Star Award!
This year, the competition was divided into three
categories: school districts with 10,000 and less students, school
districts with 10,000 to 30,000 students, and school districts with more
than 30,000 students.
Only three districts received Gold Stars in the category of school
districts with more than 30,000 students. Irving was joined by Clear
Creek ISD and Lewisville ISD whose websites also received Gold Stars.
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2005 National Best of
the Web Award
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2005 |
Irving ISD
website received national recognition from the Center for Digital
Education in its 2005 Best of the Web Contest and Digital Education
Achievement Awards program. The Irving ISD website tied for
first place
as the nation’s top K-12 District website, along with DeKalb
County School System in Georgia.
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Bob Harmon receives the Best of the Web Award
from Marina Leight. |
“This year was another tough year
selecting the finalists,” said Marina Leight, Vice President of the
Center for Digital Education. “More and more in the education sector we
are seeing well-designed sites offering a high level of service and
functionality to the user. There is no limit to how we can serve
students, faculty, parents and administrators better and more
efficiently with technology. This year's winners have demonstrated very
thoughtful approaches to both learning and creating a sense of community
for the user.” |
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2005 TSPRA Gold Star Award
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2005-2006 |
The Irving ISD Website at
www.irvingisd.net was chosen for the fifth straight year to receive
the TSPRA Gold Star Award!
The Irving Independent School District was among eight school districts
in Texas
who received the Gold Star Award at
the Texas School Public Relations Association Conference in Austin in
the spring of 2006.
This year, the competition was divided into three
categories: school districts with 10,000 and less students, school
districts with 10,000 to 20,000 students, and school districts with more
than 20,000 students.
In the category of school districts with more than
20,000 students, Irving was joined by the following districts in
receiving Gold Stars: Austin ISD, Clear Creek ISD, Dallas ISD, Mesquite
ISD, Plano ISD, Round Rock ISD, and Spring ISD.
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2004 National NSPRA
Award
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2004-2005 |
The Irving
ISD website
received national recognition from the National School Public
Relations Association this summer. The district won an Award of
Honorable Mention for its website (irvingisd.net). |
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2004 TSPRA Gold Star Award
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2004-2005 |
The Irving ISD Website at
www.irvingisd.net was chosen for the fourth straight year to receive
the TSPRA Gold Star Award!
The Irving Independent School District was among eleven school districts
in Texas
who received the Gold Star Award at
the Texas School Public Relations Association Conference in Austin in
the spring of 2005. In the category of school districts with more than
20,000 students, Irving was joined by the following districts in
receiving Gold Stars: Austin ISD, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD, Garland
ISD, Lewisville ISD, Mansfield ISD, Mesquite ISD, Midland ISD, Northside
ISD, Plano ISD, and Round Rock ISD.
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2004 EduNET Choice
Award
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2004-2005 |
Congratulations!
We are pleased to offer you the EduNET Choice Award which is
bestowed upon sites that "provide and maintain valuable
educational content". |
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2003 National Best of
the Web Award
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2003 |
The
Irving ISD website was selected as the
third place winner in the Center for Digital Education's eighth
annual national Best of the Web contest. The Center for Digital Education evaluates
hundreds of K-5 school, higher education, state, federal, and local
government web sites each year across the nation and awards prizes to
the top five sites in each category.
Irving ISD is proud to be the recipient of this prestigious award.
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2003 TSPRA Gold Star Award
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2003-2004 |
The Irving ISD Website at
www.irvingisd.net was chosen for the third straight year to receive
the TSPRA Gold Star Award.
The Irving Independent School District was among 15 school districts
in Texas
who received the Gold Star Award at
the Texas School Public Relations Association Conference in Austin in
the spring of 2004. Irving was joined by
Aldine, Austin,
Bandera, Dallas, Eagle Mountain-Saginaw, Flour Bluff, Galena Park,
Grapevine-Colleyville, Harlingen, Hays, Hurst-Euless-Bedford, Mesquite,
Northside and Waller.
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2003-2004 |
The Irving ISD Website was awarded the
Cool School of the Week Award for the week of February 18, 2004,
by
EducationWorld.Com.
"Congratulations to
Irving Independent School District! You are a COOL SCHOOL
District!" |
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2002 TSPRA Gold Star Award
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2002-2003 |
The Irving Independent
School District was among 15 school districts who received the Gold Star
Award at the Texas
School Public Relations Association Conference in
Austin in the spring of 2003. Irving was joined by
Austin, Bandera,
Carrollton-Farmers Branch, Dallas, Frisco, Garland, Harlingen, Humble,
Hurst-Euless-Bedford, Keller, Northside, Plano, Richardson, and Round
Rock who also were awarded the Gold Star Award.
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Sites to Behold
Dallas Morning News, April 2002
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It's no wonder the Irving
Independent School District's Web site was recently
honored at the annual convention of the Texas School Public Relations
Association in Austin for the job it does communicating with the public...
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2001 TSPRA Gold Star Award
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2001-2002 |
The
Irving ISD internet webpage was among six school
districts in Texas with a student enrollment over 10,000
to win Gold Star Awards at the Texas
School Public Relations Association Conference in Austin in the spring of
2002.
Irving joined Hurst-Euless-Bedford, Katy,
Keller, Northside and Plano as the top Internet home pages
for school districts. Eight other districts in the
same category received Silver Star Awards and those
districts are Austin, Carrollton-Farmers Branch,
Cypress-Fairbanks, Fort Bend, Fort Worth, Garland, McAllen
and Tyler.
Irving ISD does a good job of communicating
with its employees and constituents. At least that was the
verdict of the judges at the annual convention of the
Texas School Public Relations Association in Austin. |
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2007-2008
"Congratulations! Your site has been selected to
receive The American Association of Webmasters Gold Award. We see
all the hard work and dedication that you have put into constructing
your web site and your efforts are well deserved. Your site
displays: A nice clean Design and Layout of Website, with quality
content and information for your visitors." |
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2006-2007
"Congratulations!!! You have won a Webthrower.com
Silver Award. We can see the hard work you put into your site and
you met all of our criteria to win the Silver Award with a high
score of 80. Thanks for helping make the Web a more interesting and
attractive place to visit."
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2005-2006
"Congratulations! Your site has been selected to receive
The American Association of Webmasters Gold Award. We see all the
hard work and dedication that you have put into constructing your web
site and your efforts are well deserved. You have a very nice website
with quality design/theme, nice rollover affects, user friendly
navigation and most importantly an informative website for parents,
teachers and students. You have done a fabulous job constructing your
website."
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2005-2006
"We can see the hard work you put into your site and you
met all of our criteria to win the 'Bronze Award' with a high score of
70. We are glad to give you the recognition that you deserve. We wish
you much success in your endeavors."
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2004-2005
"Congratulations! Your site for the Irving Independent
School District has been selected to receive The American Association of
Webmasters Gold Award. We see all the hard work and dedication that
you have put into constructing your web site and your efforts are well
deserved. Your site displays excellent design and
layout with quality content and informative information for
your visitors!" |
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2004-2005
"We can see the hard work you put into your site and you
win the 'Silver Award' with a high score of
80 points. We
are glad to give you the recognition that you deserve. Thanks for helping make the Web a more interesting and
attractive place to visit."
"Our compliments on a job well done!"
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2004-2005
"We
know how much work and dedication that has went into this great web
site that you have built and we are pleased to inform you that we
have found your site to be among the best on the Internet and hereby
award you with the DesignFirms.org Web Design Award!
28
points = Creativity & Design
29 points = Programming & Compatibly
30 points = Ease of use & Effectiveness
"Your web
site received a score of: 87 out of a possible 99
points." |
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2004-2005
IrvingISD.Net was awarded the GOLD Artsy Web Award.
The judges at Artsy evaluated the web based on the criteria:
Effectiveness (20pts), Functionality (20pts), Design (20pts),
Content (20pts). and Originality (20pts). The Irving ISD web
scored 94 points. |
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2003-2004
Congratulations!
The Irving Independent School District website has been reviewed by
the International Association of Web Masters and Designers and
chosen to bear the 2003-2004 Golden Web Award. You and your
staff at the Irving Independent School District have obviously
worked very hard! |
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