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HPISD Parent-Led, At-Home Learning Option To Be Discontinued
A temporary asynchronous at-home learning option offered by Highland Park ISD is set to end after the fall semester given the approval of a COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 through 11, district officials say.
The Warehouse Dallas Announces Spring Exhibitions
A new year means new art for The Warehouse Dallas, the contemporary art space announced.
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Watch: Booker T. Washington Students Take Part in Nationwide Tribute
Students from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing Arts took part in a celebration of the Netflix debut of late Pulitizer Prize-winning composer Jonathan Larson's tick, tick...BOOM! that showcased emerging teen performers and filmmakers.
(Read time: 2.9 minutes)
Things To Do
The tree lighting will return in person with seasonal treats, a balloon artist, holiday music, a photo booth, and an opportunity to donate to “Toys for Tots.”
Christmas Gifts: Homemade Cookies Earn Santa’s Approval
When I begin planning my holiday gifting, one of my first thoughts is cookies.
HP’s Curtis Takes District MVP Honors
It’s unusual for defensive players to win most valuable player awards in football, but Highland Park’s Jack Curtis has proven himself a rare talent. (Read time: 1.9 minutes)
A Royal Welcome
Shopping center hardest hit by tornado returns.
BCA Seeks Entries for Annual Contest
Don’t just doodle during boring business meetings. Showcase that artistic talent in the office to inspire creativity.
Student Achievements: Celebrate These
Highland Park High School Lady Scots soccer teammates don’t just score goals on the field: They set examples in the community.
Lady Scots Topple McKinney, Tourney Next
Highland Park broke open a close game after halftime and surged to a 53-42 win over McKinney in girls basketball action on Monday. (Read time: 0.7 minutes)
Crime
Park Cities Crime Reports Nov. 22-28
Read the Park Cities Crime reports for Nov. 22 – Nov. 28.
(Read time: 3.9 minutes)