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A Banner Year for Dallas Private School Girls Soccer
Ursuline and Covenant headed into their respective championship games at the TAPPS girls soccer tournament with revenge on their minds and a trophy as their ultimate goal.
Ingram, Hockaday Look to Defend SPC Volleyball Title
Just as her decorated high school volleyball career hit full swing, an injury forced Lauren Ingram to the sidelines.
High School Pair Raise Funds and Awareness for Period Poverty
Two Hockaday School students — incoming junior Ashley Chemmalakuzhy and incoming senior Claire Zhu — joined forces to raise $3,450 and awareness to help those facing period poverty in Dallas.
Voices
Changing Traditions: Graduate Looks Back on Hockaday Commencement
Throughout my 14 years as a Hockadaisy, I had always dreamed of my graduation day.
Art Students Integrate Service
Hockaday's Advanced Studio Art class partnered with North Dallas Shared Ministries to paint murals to brighten up the center.
Net Gains: Daisies Double Up on Postseason Lacrosse Titles
Hockaday didn’t lose to a lacrosse team from Texas all season, which makes it fitting that the Daisies took home two championship trophies at the end of the season.
In Case You Missed It
Hockaday, St. Mark’s Students to Model Service
Fashion show will promote confidence, benefit Genesis Women’s Shelter
Mother, Daughter Share Appetite for Adventure
Leya and Denise Glazer celebrate their second cookbook, ‘The Worldly Vegetarian’
STEAM
Space Camp Alumnae Discovers Her Out of This World Passion
I was only in sixth grade when I discovered my fascination with space.
Student Achievements: Celebrate These
Members of the Mockingbird Chapter of the National Charity League in the last year contributed 8,998 hours of community service to Dallas philanthropy partners working in crisis and violence intervention, education, elderly and animal support, and poverty and hunger prevention.
Student Achievements: Five To Celebrate
Student co-chairs for the Junior Symphony Ball (JSB) presented Dallas Symphony Orchestra League (DSOL) president Anne Ligon with a $238,432 check.
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Holland Roden Keeps Doing Her (Scary) Parts
Holland Roden, a former Hockaday and HPHS student lives in a van, even with her acting career rolling.
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For the Love of the Games: More Than Just Scores
Since its founding, People Newspapers has been dedicated to the community and placed particular focus on the great unifier: sports.
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This Is What an Eagle Scout Looks Like Now
Maya Dattatreya has been a part of Boy Scouts since 2018. Well, not exactly.
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Hockaday a Logical Fit For New/Gen Advocacy
A student-run women’s rights organization that launched last year at the Greenhill School before expanding in the U.S. and overseas has taken hold at The Hockaday School.
In Case You Missed It
Audrey Tweed Still Teaches Painting at 100
Audrey Tweed served in the Women’s Auxiliary Ferry Squadron, traveled the world, and won’t stop watering her yard herself at the age of 100.
Student Achievements: Three to Celebrate
Ava Thigpen
STEAM
IF/THEN Ambassador Jennifer Stimpson takes Sabbatical from Hockaday to Write Federal Legislation
Jennifer Stimpson is on a mission: She wants to change what people picture when they think of a scientist.
Coronavirus
Hockamasks Help Refugees
A couple of Hockaday School students responded to the pandemic by creating a nonprofit and giving it a four-word name that tells perhaps half its story.
How a Hockaday Freshman Became a Beach Volleyball Sand-out
Avery Jackson might live several hundred miles from the ocean, but she feels right at home on the beach.