Schools
St. Mark’s Administrator Dies After Long Battle With Cancer
Katy Booras Rubarth, who joined the St. Mark’s School of Texas family first as a parent and later as a member of its adminstrative team, died Feb. 4 after a long battle with cancer, the school said.
Read moreGreenhill Mourns Passing of ‘Legend’ Staff Member
Greenhill School is mourning the loss of one of its legends after retired food services manager Lorene Richardson died Saturday.
Read moreNorth Texas Schools Receive $28,000 for Healthy Eating Challenge
If you challenge them, students might just try a new fruit or vegetable, an initiative by Medical City Children’s Hospital found.
Read moreRonald McDonald House Charities Accepting Scholarship Applications
The Ronald McDonald House Charities of North Texas announced that the application period for its scholarship program has opened.
Read moreHybrid Dallas ISD Campus Coming to Oak Lawn/Turtle Creek
A new hybrid school will open next year in the Oak Lawn/Turtle Creek area, offering families some of the flexibility of home schooling but the structure of traditional school.
Read moreHPHS Sci-Tech Fest Going Virtual
The 15th-annual Highland Park High School Sci-Tech Fest is going virtual.
Read moreState Announces Grants for Some Students With Cognitive Disabilities
Gov. Greg Abbott and the Texas Education Agency Thursday announced that families of children with significant cognitive disabilities can apply
Read moreFirst-Ever Endowment For HPISD Special Education Established
The Highland Park Education Foundation announced the establishment of the first-ever endowed fund for Highland Park ISD’s (HPISD) Special Education Department because of a $100,000 donation from Janelle and Adam Hickey.
Read moreIn High Demand, Dallas ISD Announces New North Dallas Montessori
Maria Montessori’s method for teaching is so popular in Dallas that demand outpaces supply – but a few more seats will open up next fall.
Read moreDallas ISD To Seek Zoning Change for Walnut Hill Career Campus
It’s been more than a year since an EF3 tornado struck the Walnut Hill Elementary School building, which had been welcoming students since 1946.
Read moreDallas ISD Aims to Make an Impact Near and (Just a Little Bit) Far
Dallas ISD’s magnet schools have long been popular choices for families – but over the past few years, the district has also worked to create other choices designed to attract parents and students in a very crowded field of options.
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