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The school, which charges a fraction of the tuition of its competitors and gives more than half its students financial aid, has been struggling for years and can no longer afford to stay open, chairman of the board Jeffrey S. Hillier said.
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Naisha Randha will hold the title for one year and work with Dallas Poet Laureate Dr. Mag Gabbert to encourage youth poetry.
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Three candidates are on the ballot for the May 4 race, which represents northwest Dallas and parts of Preston Hollow.
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The Amherst College football alumnus founded The Make Your Own Legacy Academy in 2022, a first-of-its-kind name, image, and likeness education program to help smaller-market athletes utilize their NIL potential.
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Parents and students who responded to HPISD’s campus climate survey gave the district top marks for safety and security, and said teachers treat students with respect. But fewer than half of parents said the district provides quality academic or college advising, and 49 percent agreed with a statement that their child needs outside tutoring to understand course content.
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It’s well known that playing football and soccer can cause head injuries, but how worried do we need to be about tennis?
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As I reach my last semester at Highland Park High School, I have started thinking about what advice I would give my freshman self.
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For a mix of students who combine to speak at least 11 native languages, not just any cultural field trip will do.
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In June, the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas presented Gold Award pins to several girls from Preston Hollow area schools.
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Jeff Gottschall is a Harvard-educated former commodities and metals trader on Wall Street.
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The Society of St. Vincent de Paul of North Texas recognized four Spark of Hope Award winners at the annual Spark of Hope Breakfast June 8 at the Park City Club.
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