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HP Bass Team Hooks State Title
The Highland Pass Bass Team has capped its perfect season with its first-ever state title.
Read moreFilm Takes Audiences Back to ‘When Dallas Rocked’
A new documentary prompts a welcome time warp for baby boomers and an eye-opening revelation for millennials and Gen Zers who think nothing cool ever happened in Dallas.
Read moreBuddy Bowl Makes Magic Moments
Thanks to a Park Cities tradition, the thrill of victory doesn’t just come to Highlander Stadium on fall Friday nights, but the love of the game also ignites the football field with joy in the spring.
Read moreCongratulations Class of 2025!
With hugs, claps, and cheers, 565 Highland Park High School seniors crossed the stage and received diplomas during their graduation ceremony on May 23 at Moody Coliseum.
Read moreParent Appeals Forfeiture of HP Soccer Championship
If the UIL’s State Executive Committee accepts her argument, its decision would both restore Highland Park’s title and alter no pass no play policies across Texas.
Read moreDream Come True Sensory Room Opens at HPHS
The first visitors to Highland Park High School’s renovated sensory room agreed that senior Piper Heath’s improvements didn’t just live up to expectations — they far exceeded them.
Read moreHighlander Swim Team Looks To Make A Summer Splash
Jason Pullano wants year-round competitive swimming in the Park Cities to be the norm, not the exception.
Read moreJesuit’s Cole Aims for 6A Tennis Crown
For the second consecutive year, Connor Cole will compete in the boys singles bracket at the Class 6A state tournament in San Antonio.
Read moreWillis to Remain District 13 Council Representative
Voters hit the polls on Saturday to decide the Dallas City Council seats with nearly 50 candidates running.
Read moreHPISD Gets Belated “A” Overall Rating on 2023 Report Card
The Texas Education Agency has finally released its 2023 letter grades for Texas school districts, and Highland Park ISD has received top marks.
Read moreJSB’s Party With a Purpose Shatters Records
On February 1, 2,850 sophomores, juniors, and seniors from over 25 schools came together for a sold-out celebration at Gilley’s Dallas — marking the largest turnout in JSB history.
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