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Camps
Beat the Heat: Indoor Summer Camps for Dallas Kids
Learn how your kid can have fun this summer without breaking a sweat
By
Bridget Reis
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HP Cheer Teams Announce New Captains
HP Cheer has announced new leadership of the varsity and junior varsity cheerleaders and Spirited Scots
By
Sarah Hodges
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HPHS Celebrates Class of 2026
The May 22 graduation ceremony featured speeches by valedictorian Henry Zhu and salutatorian Bradley Liang
By
Sarah Hodges
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Athletes, Mathletes Receive Accolades from HP Board
The Highland Park board of trustees recognized the MIS/HPMS math and science team, along with tennis, golf, and gymnastics athletes
By
Sarah Hodges
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HPISD Students Exceed Test’s Growth Projections (Again)
Students also surpassed projected growth on the exam this winter
By
Sarah Hodges
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Seniors Recognized in Honors Day Celebration
Graduates received awards and scholarships for character and achievement
By
Sarah Hodges
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Book Checkouts Surge Under Dallas ISD Device-Free Policy
After implementing a device-free policy in June 2025, librarians across school campuses reported fuller libraries, more browsing, and students spending additional time with print materials
Community
Jesuit Dallas Unveils Tinker Center Plans
Jesuit Dallas has announced the establishment of a major addition to campus, made possible by alumni family Audrey and Dan Tinker ’92
Community
HP Students Design Dilbeck-Inspired Playhouse
The Highland Park students behind a playhouse modeled after a fairytale-esque Charles Dilbeck-designed Park Cities home hope their design brings fun, creative elements and architecture education together
Schools
Little Chefs Create Big Flavors
Wesley Prep preschoolers explore recipes through hands-on learning
News
SMU Moves Some Final Exams After Cyberattack Affecting Canvas Systems
SMU has rescheduled some final exams after Canvas, a web-based learning management system used by it and thousands of other schools and universities, was impacted by a cyberattack
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Local Investment Team Advances to Wharton Top 50
Four Parish Episcopal high school students reach global semifinals
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Broadway Comes to the HPMS/MIS Auditorium
Tony nominee Kerry Butler and actor-producer Pierce Cravens inspire cast of 'Beauty and the Beast Jr.'
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Northway Zoning Debate: What Compass, HPISD Say
More details are emerging about Northway Christian Church's plan to close its Day School after decades and to start hosting The Compass School of Texas in 2027
Schools
HPISD School Board OKs Teacher, Staff Pay Raise
The Highland Park ISD board of trustees Tuesday OK'd a 4% pay raise for teachers and staff for the 2026-2027 school year
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New Principals Named for MIS/HPMS
Highland Park ISD has named the next principals of McCulloch Intermediate School and Highland Park Middle School
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PHPS Students Learn From Funny Author With Serious Message
‘The Day the Crayons Quit’ author shares stories, experience of growing up with learning differences
By
Sarah Hodges
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Broncos Preserve School History During Centennial Week
Celebratory activities were fun for students and had a lasting impact on their school
By
Sarah Hodges
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Bradfield Alums, Students, Staff Connect at Homecoming
Families returned to Bradfield Elementary to celebrate its centennial, including descendants of the school’s namesake
News
Alcuin Sued Over Alleged Failure to Address Antisemitism
A family is suing Alcuin School in Preston Hollow, alleging that the school failed to adequately address alleged antisemitic behavior on campus — accusations that the school denies