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Faith
Faith Friday: Park Cities Baptist Church Hosting Summer Supply Drive
Park Cities Baptist Church is seeking donations for its Summer Supply drive.
State Board of Education To Mull New Teacher Certification Exam
HPISD’S Jean Streepey says change could address preparedness, retention
Award-Winning Program For Teens Returns in July
Passholders get a chance to experience museums, theaters, and the outdoors
A Big Check, Winning Letter, And Impressive Scholars
The 64th Annual Junior Symphony Ball raised a record-shattering $446,000 for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League.
Student Achievements: Big Check, Impressive Scholars
The 64th Annual Junior Symphony Ball raised a record-shattering $446,000 for the Dallas Symphony Orchestra League.
Make a Difference Camper Turns Lemons Into Shoes
Will Schardin motivated by Good Shepherd chaplain’s lesson
Voices
License to Learn: Georgetown University Offers Spy Class
Have you ever dreamed of becoming a spy? Going undercover to solve a mystery? Living a secret, double life? That dream is not as far out of reach as you may think.
Dallas ISD Teachers, Staff Demand Higher Pay
Educators use school board’s public comment period to voice concerns
Student Achievements: Run, Play, Draw, Sing
Nine-year-old Bradfield Elementary School fourth-graders Sloane and Taylor Stephens presided at the Feb. 15 Highland Park Town Council meeting as “Mayors for a Day.”
Coding Is For More Than Just Your Favorite App
Coding camp students at the University of Texas at Dallas keep getting younger and younger.
Looking Great: Good Shepherd Pupils Transform Into Historical Figures
Theodore Roosevelt fans could have found themselves seeing double in early March as Good Shepherd Episcopal School fourth-graders dressed up for the annual Historical Figures Wax Museum.
Happenings on the Hill
Researchers at SMU and Northwestern University are working on Synthetic Wavelength Holography, a technology that uses cameras to record high-resolution images and holograms of objects beyond standard lines of sight.
Brewing Up Opportunities
Student-run Scottie Joe’s coffee shop opens at Highland Park High School.
Podium Pecan
The wood harvested from the historic “Big Pecan” could stand again as podiums in every Highland Park ISD campus.
Hey College Students, Want to Spend Summer in Texas Parks? Apply Soon
What’s a history, chemistry, business, or education major who yearns to spend more time outdoors to do over the summer?
Where Does Tyler Beeson Live?
An anonymous letter and an email from a Highland Park ISD mother to Park Cities People raised questions about a Place 4 trustee candidate’s residency.
Pick Two
After the May election, the Highland Park ISD board of trustees will have at least one new face.
Philanthropy
Nearly a Decade of Kindness
Good Shepherd Episcopal hopes disaster missions set solid example for students
Student Achievements:
No debate about it, pumpkin recycling is cool and commendable
Camps
Dallas Youth Flock to Skyhawks
Sports academy aims to create healthier community with outdoor activities