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Students and families lined up at sunrise on Aug. 2 for the 28th Annual Dallas Mayor’s Back to School Fair, the one-stop shop for 10,000 economically disadvantaged families to get everything they need to go back to the classroom.
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This year’s class is the second to graduate under principal Terrence Florie, who described the class as “resilient.” The class of 2024 started high school during the COVID-19 pandemic and during senior year suffered the loss of two students and one coach.
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Sitting around the dinner table listening to anecdotes from Ellie’s day at work, the Crosland family would laugh and cry at her joyful and sometimes heart-rending experiences as the program assistant for a nonprofit that helps adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities (IDD).
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If ever Highland Park could be considered an underdog in lacrosse, last season’s surprise run to the Texas High School Lacrosse League state championship — the program’s first since 2015 — was it.
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As an American Heart Association Teen of Impact, Peyton Bono broke the program’s fundraising record by securing $55,000 for the nonprofit in nine weeks.
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A Dallas teacher and her students are on a mission to support a girls school in Morocco, where an earthquake destroyed the dormitories last fall.
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The grant from the Hillcrest Foundation will go toward the school’s Arise & Build Campaign to rebuild the campus from the October 2019 tornado.
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Dr. Caroline O’Brien learned about the Notre Dame School of Dallas through her nephew, Luke, who attended.
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The fair featured more than 150 vendors inside the Automobile Building and Centennial Hall at Fair Park.
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Hop in a car, and it won’t take long to pass a quality private school or five, but picking the best one for your children takes a bit more effort.
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Campus leaders are working through its Arise & Build Capital Campaign to raise money to rebuild the campus destroyed by the October 2019 tornado.
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