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Youth-Run Organization Advocates With Podcast, Online Articles
Greenhill School junior Sheena Kwon created an organization to raise awareness, educate, and support the fight for women’s rights.
High School Students of Color Post ‘An Open Letter To Highland Park’
Since the first Black student enrolled at Highland Park High School in 1964, many students of color have felt unseen and unheard throughout their four years as Scots.
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Boone Prepares to Open During Unprecedented Circumstances
Even before pandemic prompted school districts to pivot to virtual instruction, Highland Park ISD was preparing to make history by opening its fifth elementary school.
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HPISD Heads Back to School With Virtual Instruction
State guidelines, county order leave on-campus start timeline uncertain
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Checking It Out: Lending Library Opens in Front Yard
Highland Park ISD educator offers books on University Park street
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Videos Help High School Mentors Stay Connected, Earn Service Hours
Through United to Learn, volunteer teen tutors help Dallas ISD elementary schoolers
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Come Fall, Schools Could Remain Much Different
Dallas ISD eyes options such as blending online, in-person classes
Separation Takes Emotional Toll As Campuses Work To Connect
Private school educators, families adjust to distance learning, hope for graduations
With Children Living Through History, Have Them Write About It
Podcasting Park Cities moms share lessons learned from sudden homeschooling
Pass/Fail Won’t Hamper College Dreams, Experts Say
Students should find creative uses of their study from home time
The Great Texas School Debate — Grades or No Grades?
Distance learning has school districts across Texas and the nation divided in their approach to grading.
Camps
Hockaday Student Charts Her Course to the Stars
Want to go to space? Try starting in Huntsville, Alabama.
North Dallas Bank Gifts $1 Million to Business Aggies
Serving the North Dallas community for 58 years across five DFW locations, North Dallas Bank & Trust, will provide Texas A&M’s Mays Business School with $1 Million in support of their Commercial Banking Program.
Women’s Club Supports Preston Hollow School, Neighborhood
A club that started four decades ago as a group of Preston Hollow Elementary School moms getting together while their children played has grown to more than 286 members looking for ways to serve their community and form lifelong friendships.
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Teachers Get Cotton Bowl Tickets, Gift Cards
Among the winners of the College Football Playoff and the Cotton Bowl were more than 600 educators from Thomas Jefferson High School, Edward H. Cary Middle School, and Walnut Hill Elementary School.
STEAM
The Robots Are Coming
The Robotics Education & Competition Foundation’s VEX Robotics World Championship will return to Dallas from 2021 to 2024.
STEAM
Makins Finds Beautiful Learning in Failure
As director of the STEM Education program at Parish Episcopal School, Jennifer Makins knows that failure can be just as valuable a lesson for students to experience as success.