Highland Park ISD

Sneak Peek at Highland Park Mediterranean on Southern Avenue

By Karen Eubank / June 23, 2016 /

  We know you love getting a sneak peek at properties as much as we do, so we’re giving you an inside look at 4517 Southern Avenue in Highland Park today. Jason Couch with Epic Direct Realty is listing this gorgeous three-story, five-bedroom, six-bathroom, 5,766-square-foot Mediterranean on June 30 for $2.449 million.

Knock, Knock. Who’s There? The CandysDirt Weekly Open House Roundup!

By Leah Shafer / March 17, 2016 /

Every Thursday, we pick five hot North Texas properties with our CandysDirt Open Houses of the Week column. This week, our houses range in price from $474,700 to $899,999. We’ve picked some impressive properties, from a rare 1920’s Craftsman in East Dallas’ Greenland Hills, to a magazine-worthy Midcentury in Hillside. Let us know what you think of our choices, and if…

Cutting Edge Contemporary in Highland Park is a Home For Art

By Joanna England / March 16, 2016 /

If you love surrealism, then this house is the Dali to your Breton. From the curb, this stark contemporary actually looks like a cubist’s take on the modern American dwelling. It is, in fact a home for art. It’s easy to fall in love with this house, not only for its enviable Highland Park location,…

Update: HPISD Unveils Plans to Build New School in Dallas

By Jon Anderson / February 26, 2016 /

On February 25th the Caruth Hills Homeplace Neighborhood Association held an update meeting on the proposed school to be built on land HPISD acquired from the Northway Christian Church on Northwest Highway across from Sparkman- Hillcrest (talk about the circle of life). The new school is the result of a $361.4 million bond proposal passed…

Dallas Public Schools: Putting the Public in Your Public School

By Bethany Erickson / November 30, 2015 /

Strong schools make strong communities. It’s no real secret – and if you need a local example, just look at Highland Park ISD. I don’t think anyone can argue that having strong Dallas public schools is bad for their city. I mean, I’m sure someone will argue it, and probably in the comments. But much…