List of Schools of The Dallas Independent School District - Middle Schools

Middle Schools

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S		 Pearl C. Anderson Middle Learning Center 574 80 8 7 6 32°45′32.88″N 96°44′37.79″W / 32.7591333°N 96.7438306°W / 32.7591333; -96.7438306 Z L P opened 1963
William Hawley Atwell Law Academy 801 60 8 7 6 32°40′37.66″N 96°50′35.72″W / 32.6771278°N 96.8432556°W / 32.6771278; -96.8432556 Z L P opened 1965; previously Atwell Fundamental Academy, 1986-87 National Blue Ribbon School
T. W. Browne Middle School 1,096 67 8 7 32°41′46.88″N 96°52′33.66″W / 32.6963556°N 96.8760167°W / 32.6963556; -96.8760167 Z L P opened 1965
Edward H. Cary Middle School 1,094 8 7 6 32°52′58.85″N 96°50′50.92″W / 32.8830139°N 96.8474778°W / 32.8830139; -96.8474778 Z L P opened 1959
E. B. Comstock Middle School 935 8 7 32°43′17.85″N 96°42′04.24″W / 32.721625°N 96.7011778°W / 32.721625; -96.7011778 Z L P opened 1962
Billy E. Dade Middle Learning Center 48 8 7 6 32°46′16.99″N 96°46′13.66″W / 32.7713861°N 96.7704611°W / 32.7713861; -96.7704611 Z L P elementary school prior to 2006-2007; formerly named John Henry Brown (Elementary) School
Dallas Environmental Science Academy Middle School 177 15 8 7 6 L
Thomas A. Edison Middle Learning Center 657 8 7 32°46′41.37″N 96°52′06.56″W / 32.7781583°N 96.8684889°W / 32.7781583; -96.8684889 Z L P opened 1948 as an elementary school; expanded and repurposed as a junior high school in 1967
Fred F. Florence Middle School 1,101 69 8 7 Z L P opened 1963; replaced S.S. Conner Junior High School (now demolished)
Benjamin Franklin Middle School 1,077 8 7 6 32°53′08.85″N 96°47′08.83″W / 32.8857917°N 96.7857861°W / 32.8857917; -96.7857861 Z L P opened 1957
W. H. Gaston Middle School 856 59 8 7 32°49′31.70″N 96°41′36.48″W / 32.825472°N 96.6934667°W / 32.825472; -96.6934667 Z L P opened 1954
W. E. Greiner Middle School and Exploratory Arts Academy 1,551 8 7 32°44′26.46″N 96°50′42.01″W / 32.7406833°N 96.8450028°W / 32.7406833; -96.8450028 Z L P W opened 1934 in former Winnetka School building (built in 1915). Campus was demolished and rebuilt 1987-1988.
Robert T. Hill Middle School 793 53 8 7 32°51′23.72″N 96°42′16.25″W / 32.8565889°N 96.7045139°W / 32.8565889; -96.7045139 Z L P opened 1959
Oliver Wendell Holmes Middle School and Classical Academy 929 80 8 7 6 32°42′55.48″N 96°47′28.50″W / 32.7154111°N 96.79125°W / 32.7154111; -96.79125 Z L P opened 1956
John B. Hood Middle School 1,390 80 8 7 32°45′29.69″N 96°41′22.33″W / 32.7582472°N 96.6895361°W / 32.7582472; -96.6895361 Z L P opened 1956
D. A. Hulcy Middle School 636 42 8 7 6 32°38′07.46″N 96°50′27.82″W / 32.6354056°N 96.8410611°W / 32.6354056; -96.8410611 Z L P opened 1970
Maynard Jackson Middle School 434 38 8 7 6 32°41′37.94″N 96°45′59.61″W / 32.6938722°N 96.7665583°W / 32.6938722; -96.7665583 Z L P elementary school prior to 2006-2007
Harold Wendell Lang Sr. Middle School 8 7 6 opened 2006
Learning Alternative Center for Empowering Youth (LACEY) 192 8 7 L
J. L. Long Middle School 770 8 7 6 32°48′25.26″N 96°44′57.67″W / 32.8070167°N 96.7493528°W / 32.8070167; -96.7493528 Z L P W opened 1928
Henry W. Longfellow Career Exploration Academy 395 8 7 6 32°50′55.33″N 96°49′10.63″W / 32.8487028°N 96.8196194°W / 32.8487028; -96.8196194 L W opened 1950; 2007 National Blue Ribbon School
Thomas C. Marsh Middle School 1,321 72 8 7 6 32°54′45.18″N 96°51′00.93″W / 32.91255°N 96.8502583°W / 32.91255; -96.8502583 Z L P opened 1963
Francisco F. "Pancho" Medrano Middle School 8 7 6 L opened 2007
Raúl Quintanilla Sr. Middle School 1,075 85 8 7 32°45′46.53″N 96°51′56.72″W / 32.762925°N 96.8657556°W / 32.762925; -96.8657556 Z L P opened 1997
Thomas J. Rusk Middle School 704 39 8 7 32°49′28.67″N 96°50′00.53″W / 32.8246306°N 96.8334806°W / 32.8246306; -96.8334806 Z L P opened 1952
Seagoville Middle School 971 8 7 6 32°40′54.24″N 96°35′00.06″W / 32.6817333°N 96.58335°W / 32.6817333; -96.58335 Z L P opened 1980; moved to present site in 1989
Alex W. Spence Middle School 804 8 7 6 32°48′27.35″N 96°47′15.96″W / 32.8075972°N 96.7877667°W / 32.8075972; -96.7877667 Z L P opened 1938
L. V. Stockard Middle School 791 8 7 32°43′18.33″N 96°52′05.55″W / 32.7217583°N 96.8682083°W / 32.7217583; -96.8682083 Z L P opened 1955
Boude Storey Middle School 1,001 8 7 6 Z L P opened 1930
Sam Tasby Middle School 8 7 6 32°52′28.98″N 96°45′32.94″W / 32.8747167°N 96.75915°W / 32.8747167; -96.75915 Z L opened 2006
Ewell D. Walker Middle School 50 8 7 6 32°55′11.56″N 96°48′36.59″W / 32.9198778°N 96.8101639°W / 32.9198778; -96.8101639 Z L P opened 1974
Sarah Zumwalt Middle School 676 47 8 7 6 32°41′25.90″N 96°46′54.40″W / 32.690528°N 96.781778°W / 32.690528; -96.781778 Z L P opened 1958

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