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Sage School Doubles Enrollment, Moves to New Space
The school for twice-exceptional students is unique in the Dallas area
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Why Unplugging at Sleepaway Camp Is the Best Gift We Can Give Kids
Campers trade screen time for hours spent on uninterrupted, creative play
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Sage School Doubles Enrollment, Moves to New Space
The school for twice-exceptional students is unique in the Dallas area
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SMU Historian One of 20 MacArthur ‘Genius’ Grant Recipients
The director of SMU's Clements Center for Southwest Studies is one of 20 recipients of a MacArthur 'genius grant' this year
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W.T. White Launches One-of-a-Kind Scholar TAG Program
The new offering builds on the school’s AP Capstone curriculum
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SMU President Reveals Plans for University’s Future
SMU President Jay Hartzell laid out his vision at his first state of the university address
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Being a Scots Fan Is About More Than Football
Before there was a Highlander Stadium, supporters were already watching young players do their best and grow as leaders and teammates
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MIS/HPMS Students Mark Start of First Year as Scots
With new mascot, fifth through eighth graders become part of legacy of excellence that continues through high school
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UP Elementary Bikers Saddle Up for Annual Rodeo
Amherst Avenue became an adventure zone for University Park Elementary’s young bikers on Sept. 4
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Hockaday Students Launch Art for Earth Contest
The pair hope to inspire young Dallas artists while promoting environmental justice and dignity
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HPHS Has 16 New National Merit Semifinalists
The students will advance in the competition for National Merit Finalist honors
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HPISD Trustees Celebrate Choir Wins, Park Cities Dads Club Presents $100K
The recognition of two HPHS choir students' UIL State Solo & Ensemble Contest ratings made up a high note of the Sept. 15 HPISD trustees meeting
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Retired HPISD Physics Teacher: Making Scrutiny Meaningful in Public Education
Few public institutions face as much scrutiny as public education, but scrutiny matters only when it helps students learn, belong, and succeed.
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AI Workshop Connects Community
The AI Equity Project hosted a workshop on AI to help older adults in particular learn more about the tech
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Lamplighter’s Leadership Has Changed. Its Vision Hasn’t
Lamplighter names Michael Johnson as new Head of School
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Men for Others
Jesuit Students build leadership skills by connecting with Brookwood Community
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Shaq to Spin Tunes at Credit Education Tour Stop at SMU
The basketball star is bringing credit education and a live DJ set to SMU
News
HP Volleyball Game vs. Allen Canceled After Reports of Smoke in Building
The district said the high school was deemed safe for occupancy after it was evacuated following reports of smoke, but the volleyball game was canceled
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UP/HP School Drop-Off Among U.S.’ Most Stressful
Highland Park and University Park have the second most stressful morning drop off in Texas, according to the research
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Arthur Kramer Elementary Kicks Off the ‘26-’27 School Year
Judging by the many bright smiles and high-fives, this year is off to an A-plus start.
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Gift Brings Picasso Drawing to Meadows Museum
Some pieces will be debuted at the "Picasso Beyond the Canvas" exhibit on view at the Meadows Museum
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MIS/HPMS Gets a Makeover That Is More Than Skin Deep
Middle schoolers started their year with a new mascot and spirit wear, as well as campus-wide upgrades