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Student Achievements: Celebrate These

Highland Park High School Lady Scots soccer teammates don’t just score goals on the field: They set examples in the community.

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. (Read time: 4.2 minutes)
Camps

What’s In Your Web-based Computer Curriculum?

Artificial Intelligence isn’t the exclusive purview of science fiction authors and advanced computer scientists anymore.

Skilled Programmer Gets Lessons in Entrepreneurship

With Studiously, St. Mark’s student looks to revolutionize how people study

Lessons in Entrepreneurship

With Studiously, St. Mark’s student looks to revolutionize how people study

Dallas ISD Gets High B in TEA A-F Scores

When the Texas Education Agency announced its yearly A through F grades for districts and schools, it was mostly good news for the Dallas Independent School District.

Alcuin Building New Facilities To Meet Increased Demand

Alcuin School on Churchill Way is building a new West Campus Building to expand campus capacity and provide modern spaces for science instruction and other coursework.

Town Seeks Teens For IMPACT HP

Applications for the second year of IMPACT, a program for students in grades nine through 12, are due June 17.
Faith

St. Mark’s Students Connect with Haitian Children

In February 2019, small groups of students at St. Mark’s began to teleconference with boys at LiveBeyond’s school in Haiti.

SMU Brings New Way For Students to Get Across Campus

The previously banned scooters were brought to campus with the help of the student body and student government.

Nasher Sculpture Center Celebrates Isa Genzken

Three works by Genzken, on loan from various local private collections and the artist’s gallery, will be on view through April 28.
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