Moises E. Molina High School Alumni Association

07/02/2021

Alumni Spotlight: The Oak Cliff Advocate has recently highlighted one of our very own, Jennifer Rangel, Class of 2012. Jennifer uses her experience, growing up in Oak Cliff, to inform her perspectives as an urban planner. Read more here:
https://oakcliff.advocatemag.com/2021/06/how-jennifer-rangel-shines-a-light-on-urban-planning-for-underserved-communities/?fbclid=IwAR2UW0RLXRx3Iue9a_cQtGCNbDTLbPBlwLseqnP8kRYwGSv9e-x9FKI3Qec

Jennifer Rangel recently launched a nonprofit, RAYO Planning, with the mission of helping neighbors advocate for what they need. Photography by Kathy Tran. Jennifer Rangel felt like an outsider growing up in Oak Cliff because her family didn’t have a car, and their housing

05/26/2021

Check out this Designing My Future, Summer Day Camp Series shared by one of Molina's teachers:

"Students not only learn about career paths in architecture, design, and engineering, but also explore how to use design to become better stewards of their neighborhoods and champions for a more functional, beautiful, and equitable city."

Registration open NOW! SPACE IS LIMITED
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/designing-my-future-k-12-summer-camp-series-tickets-155900846629

12/10/2020

We would like to thank everyone who helped spread the word about today's event and another thank you to those who attended the community visioning session.

To recap, the Molina architecture students have learned from several professionals in the urban planning and architecture field this semester. In September, James Rojas, a respected Urban Planner, provided students a lecture on Latino Urbanism and facilitated a hands-on exercise about planning and design. This was the same technique the students used today to learn about the community's vision for the Chalk Hill Trail.

Overall, it was a successful event that provided students with the opportunity to practice what they learn in the classroom. The students worked hard to create a meeting that was inclusive and welcoming i.e., translated all materials in Spanish.

We are very proud of our young community leaders!

11/06/2020

🎉We would like to thank Isabel Castilla, ASLA, from James Corner Field Operations for speaking to our Molina high school students today. A native of Puerto Rico, Isabel has worked on high profile projects such as Dallas' West End Square, New York's High Line, and the Underline in Miami. Isabel's perspective and experience was invaluable to our students as they navigate their own semester long projects. Her story was as inspiring as it was informational. Isabel discussed her approach to designing impactful public spaces incorporating: community input, technology, flora fauna, and historical character. Thank you Isabel!

10/17/2020

Alumni Spotlight: Check out this beautiful mural that one of our very own Molina alumni is creating in Oak Cliff! We are very proud of you Brigette and are rooting for you as you finish this special project! Congrats on your Telemundo and NBC feature!

You can follow her amazing work on Instagram

Está ubicado en Oak Cliff, en la zona de Bishop Arts, donde la creación de una joven hispana ha robado miradas. Conoce más aquí sobre un mural dedicado al día de los mu***os.

09/29/2020

Did you know that in this upcoming election we will be voting on bond propositions for Dallas ISD? This bond is the largest in state history at 3.7 billion dollars. If you want to learn more about the bond, we have compiled a list of resources for you. Click the following link to learn more: https://linktr.ee/alumnimolina

09/22/2020

Two weeks ago, we kicked off the Chalk Hill Trail design project at Molina High School. We partnered with architecture faculty at Molina to provide students with a unique opportunity to design a trail in their community. The alumni association brought in two sets of guest speakers over the last week to engage students on using their identities, culture, and lived experiences to influence the spaces in their communities. We want to thank James Rojas, a respected Urban Planner, for giving our students a lecture on Latino Urbanism and for facilitating a hands-on exercise about planning and design. To learn more about this project you can visit our website at: http://www.molina-alumni.org/chalk-hill-trail-project/

09/13/2020

Check out the time-lapse video Mr. Rhee created.

Drawing with black sand using basic shapes. (Time-lapse)

09/08/2020

Day 1, is in the books! We want to thank the teachers, parents, and staff that are doing the most noble work, in the most difficult of situations.

The alumni association stands committed to our alma mater and the success of its students. We cant wait to show you all what we have planned for this semester! If you want to get involved, direct message us or visit our site at http://www.molina-alumni.org/join/

08/12/2020

We are meeting tomorrow, Thursday August 13 from 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm to discuss reunion plans for the Class of 2011. if you are able to join, send us a direct message to receive the zoom link. We hope to see you there!

Class of 2011, we want to hear from you! If we hosted a reunion would you attend? Would you like to help organize your reunion? Please fill out this short survey to let us know! www.molina-alumni.org/2020/06/2011-reunion/

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07/01/2020

Class of 2011, we want to hear from you! If we hosted a reunion would you attend? Would you like to help organize your reunion? Please fill out this short survey to let us know! www.molina-alumni.org/2020/06/2011-reunion/

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06/13/2020

Class of 2011, we are considering putting together a committee to plan your ten-year reunion! If you would like to participate in creating, planning, and executing your reunion, please reach out to us via direct message or email at [email protected]. If you have any ideas please feel free to leave a comment!

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06/12/2020

It is with a heavy heart that we share the loss of a fellow alumni, Sergio Delgado from the Class of 2014. Below are more details shared with us from a close relative. There is also a Gofundme page where you may donate to help with the funeral expenses: https://gf.me/u/x796bv

Sergio Delgado attended Molina high school from 2010 and graduated class of 2014. Unfortunately, he was hit while riding his motorcycle and did not make it.
His viewing will be Monday June 15,2020 from 1pm-8pm at Jeter and Son funeral Home 4830 W Illinois ave,Dallas TX 75211
He will have a mass at Santa Clara de Assisi (321 Calumet Ave, Dallas TX 75211) Tuesday at 10am. From there we will proceed to Laurel Land Cemetery where he will be laid to rest.
RIP Sergio Delgado 7.27.1995- 06.09.2020

05/30/2020

Congratulations Class of 2020! We are so proud of you and we look forward to seeing all the wonderful things you will continue to do!

05/26/2020

We worked in partnership with the faculty of Molina High School to create this video message for the class of 2020. We hope you enjoy and please share!

https://youtu.be/q7LKtSfRS6o

Faculty from Molina high school sending some words of wisdom for the Moisés E. Molina High School Class of 2020 Thank you to all the faculty that participated

05/12/2020

Molina High School and parents are organizing a drive through breakfast for our 2020 seniors. A GoFundMe has been set up for this event. If you would like to contribute, you may do so using the following GoFundMe link. Lets show the class of 2020 that we support them!

We would like to provide a Drive Through Breakfast for the Seniors of Molina High School. It's unfortunate … Molina High School needs your support for 800.00