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Ruling on Hyer Historical Designation Approaches

March 19, 2019November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 4 Comments HPISD, Hyer Elementary School, National Register of Historic Places, news, Texas State Board of Review, Tom Trigg

As May approaches, Highland Park ISD officials are eyeing a return to the Texas State Board of Review for a decision on whether Hyer Elementary School will receive a historic designation.

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Local Children Return Wallet Full of Cash

February 5, 2019November 15, 2019 Bianca R. Montes 0 Comments Highland Park Independent School District, Hinze, HPISD, lost, McCulloch Intermediate School, reward, Savanna Hinze, University Park Police Department, wallet, Will Hinze

The children, without even thinking about the possibilities took the wallet to the police station.

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HPISD Creates Boundary Rezoning Committee

February 1, 2019November 15, 2019 Bianca R. Montes 0 Comments attendance boundaries, boundaries, boundary rezoning committee, elementary school, Highland Park Independent School District, HPISD, Mike White, paul rowsey, re-draw, Stacy Kelly, Tom Sharpe, Tom Trigg

Committee to include parents representing each elementary school, as well as community members and former trustees.

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Paul Rowsey HPISD Board Trustee Will Not Seek Re-election

January 30, 2019November 15, 2019 Bianca R. Montes 0 Comments board of trustees, Election, Highland Park, Highland Park Independent School District, HPISD, HPISD board of trustees, paul rowsey, place 4

Rowsey has served in Place 4 on the Board of Trustees since 2010.

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UPDATE: Slain Teen Was a Former HPHS Student

January 25, 2019November 15, 2019 Staff Report 1 Comment Crime Reports, Dallas Police Department, Highland Park High School, HPISD, Joseph Anthony Pintucci, murder, sops at park lane, The Shops at Park Lane, Whole Foods, Whole Foods Market, Whole Foods Market at The Shops at Park Lane

Dallas police are investigating the shooting death of an 18-year-old man who was gunned down in the Whole Foods Market parking garage at the Shops at Park Lane.

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3 Things to Know From Tuesday’s UP City Council Meeting

January 16, 2019November 15, 2019 Bianca R. Montes 0 Comments Highland Park High School, HPISD, University Park City Council

My concern, he continued is, “is this a person who is supposed to be there? Do I call the police? Do I defend my property?”

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Armstrong Dedication, Open House on Jan. 17

January 16, 2019November 15, 2019 Staff Report 0 Comments Armstong Elementary School, Highland Park ISD, HPISD, HPISD Bond

Come tour and celebrate the newly renovated Armstrong Elementary School campus during an open house and dedication at 4:30 p.m.

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HPISD Leaders Want Relief from ‘Robin Hood’

January 15, 2019November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments Community, Highland Park ISD, HPISD, news, Recapture, Robin Hood, Texas Commission on Public School Finance, The Commit! Partnership

As lawmakers in Austin look to tackle school finance this legislative session, educators in Highland Park ISD and other property-rich districts are hoping for

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HP Education Foundation Executive Director Retires

December 14, 2018November 15, 2019 Bianca R. Montes 0 Comments Highland Park Education Foundation, HPISD, jan peterson

Peterson has spent 16 years with the Foundation

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Belles Announce Honor Squads

October 26, 2018November 15, 2019 Staff Report 0 Comments All Americans, belles, Go Scots, High Kick, Highland Park High School, HPISD, Kick Company, Park Cities, schools, Sophie Folts, Sports

Shannon Phillips, director of Highland Park High School’s award-winning Highland Belles drill team, has announced the 2018–19 honor squads and the selection of

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Straight A’s

October 8, 2018November 15, 2019 Timothy Glaze 0 Comments education, grades, HPISD, Park Cities, School Districts, schools, Texas, Texas Education Agency

The A through F letter system has long been a staple of grading student work. Now, the same format will be applied to individual Texas school districts – and