HPHS Senior Finds Learning Opportunities in 2020 Election
Historically, young Americans have tended toward less political involvement than older generations seen consistently at the polls.
Read moreHistorically, young Americans have tended toward less political involvement than older generations seen consistently at the polls.
Read moreUnfortunately for Tanner and Grayson Schrank, inside receivers — also known as slot receivers — don’t often match up against cornerbacks.
Read moreA Preston Hollow couple helped get technology resources for Dallas ISD students in a big way this fall by matching gifts to Teach For America DFW up to $50,000.
Read moreHighland Park will enter its new season with plenty of motivation for another deep playoff run.
Read moreOlivia Briggs, a 2020 Highland Park High School graduate, has received a $1,500 scholarship through the HP Education Foundation Tartan Fund/Park Cities Historic and Preservation Society Endowment.
Read moreHPHS club raises $8,500-plus to help stores hurt by looting
Read moreA fixture around the Seay Tennis Center for almost a decade, Ryan Recht has been named the center’s new director.
Read moreJulia Cary’s artwork encompasses a kaleidoscopic array of colors. But she initially figured her athletic pursuits would provide a better chance of seeing green.
Read moreSince the first Black student enrolled at Highland Park High School in 1964, many students of color have felt unseen and unheard throughout their four years as Scots.
Read moreFormer Scot returns to Highland Park after year at business-focused high school
Read moreHighland Park musician aims to destigmatize illnesses through her music
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