Get Thee To Camp Shakespeare
Not every child wants to spend summer break studying the works of William Shakespeare. But those who do often surprise
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Williams Elementary School Sounding Better to Students
The halls at Sudie L. Williams Elementary School echo with the familiar sounds of teachers explaining lessons and students answering
Read moreLearning Through Letters
Less than 3 miles separate Walnut Hill Elementary School and The Lamplighter School, but it’s far enough to keep students
Read moreClassic Rock
The Dallas String Quartet is grappling with a bit of an identity problem. Its name conjures visions of the traditional
Read moreLaptops for Refugees
SMU students recently provided international refugees living in Dallas with computer equipment, with the goal of making the adjustment to
Read moreHPHS Introduces Fall French Contest
While other teens likely spent their summer vacations playing video games or hanging out at the swimming pool, 16-year-old Slade
Read moreService Rewarded at National Philanthropy Day Luncheon
‘Tis the season of giving, so it’s fitting that a pair of longtime Park Cities residents were honored recently for
Read moreBattle From the Band Stand
Nothing keeps Adam Smith from heading to work at Hillcrest High School each day. Not even cancer treatments. Two years
Read moreHealthy Living: Salad Days are Here to Stay
Lettuce be frank: selling salads to steak-and-potato-hungry Dallas-Fort Worth diners hasn’t always been an easy feat. Just ask Chris Dahlander.
Read moreChief Concerns: New COO Lays Out Plans for DISD
On Aug. 22, the same day that 160,000 Dallas ISD students began the 2016-17 school year, Scott Layne started in
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