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Seven Presidential Leadership Scholars from Dallas

The program, which is a collaboration among the presidential centers of George W. Bush, William J. Clinton, George H.W. Bush, and Lyndon B. Johnson, allows scholars to learn about leadership through the presidential experiences of the four former presidents.

Dallas ISD Hosts 10th-Annual STEM Expo This Weekend

The event, which will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., will allow students to investigate, design, and create real-world science, technology, engineering, and math activities and projects.

Compass School Hires New Director of Advancement

Katie Townend Doherty, who has spent the last 15 years as upper school admission division director at Hockaday, will start June 1.

Artist’s Latest Series Inspired by 2019 Tornado

When Tom Hoitsma walked down Lavendale Avenue after the October 2019 tornado, he saw rubble, destruction, and the material for his next art series.
Society

Family Compass Announces Antwone Fisher as Luncheon Speaker

"Antwone will truly inspire as he shares his journey from a challenging and abusive childhood to the man he is today," Family Compass CEO Ona Foster said. "His conversation with returning emcee Calvert Collins-Bratton is sure to engage and uplift our luncheon guests."
Society

TWF to Host Leadership Forum, Awards Celebration April 30

Sakina Rasheed Foster, Haynes and Boone partner and office managing partner, along with Veronica Torres Hazley, founder of Hey Chica!, will co-chair the event.

All About Community: Hometown Life, Retirement Living

You could certainly call Gilbert Brown a lifelong resident of Highland Park. 

Savarese, Rangers Take 7-6A Swim Crown

Jesuit Dallas won seven events to claim the boys team title at the District 7-6A swimming meet on Saturday at Loos Natatorium.
Voices

The Tax Man Cometh

Nothing says Happy New Year like knowing your property taxes must be paid by the end of the month, right?

WTW Girls Clinch District Hoops Crown

W.T. White’s season-long dominance of District 11-5A in girls basketball will result in a league title and top playoff seed.
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