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For Texas’ Greatest Athletes, 10 Events Are Better Than One

July 5, 2021July 6, 2021 Todd Jorgenson 0 Comments Athletes, FP, John Turek, NCAA, Olympics, preston hollow, Preston Hollow People, Sports, St. Mark's, Texas Greatest Athlete, Track and Field, University of Texas, USATF

In 1999, John Turek started hosting an annual decathlon and heptathlon at St. Mark’s to introduce young athletes to the multi-event competitions not often held at the high school level.

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Central Market Re-Opens Preston and Royal Location with Ribbon-Cutting Event

June 30, 2021July 1, 2021 Emilea McCutchan 1 Comment Central Market, Central Market Preston Royal, Eric Johnson, H-E-B, Jennifer Staubach Gates, Preston and Royal, Preston Hollow Elementary School, Preston Oaks Shopping Center, St. Mark's, tornado 2019

The Central Market on Preston and Royal celebrated their reopening on Tuesday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony 20 months after closing because of extensive tornado damage.

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Separation Takes Emotional Toll As Campuses Work To Connect

May 26, 2020May 22, 2020 Dalia Faheid 0 Comments education, Google Classrooms, Greenhill School, Microsoft Teams, Parish Episcopal School, schools, St. Mark's, Ursuline Academy, Zoom

Private school educators, families adjust to distance learning, hope for graduations

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St. Mark’s Advances to Sweet 16 Round of Global Debate Competition

February 21, 2020February 21, 2020 Staff Report 0 Comments Debate, International Public Policy Forum, IPPF, St. Mark's

Debate teams from around the world entered the 2019-20 International Public Policy Forum (IPPF) competition, but only 16 remain –

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After the Tornado, Resilient Lions Have Thrived

January 29, 2020February 3, 2020 Todd Jorgenson 0 Comments Andrew Laczkowski, Harrison Ingram, Lions, Local SPC, preston hollow, Sports, St. Mark's

St. Mark’s has defeated some of the top boys basketball teams in the Dallas area already this season. Even Mother Nature hasn’t slowed the Lions down.