Announcements
Announcements
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Girls Night Out | Princess Pamper Party
GIRLS' NIGHT OUTPrincessPamper Party Calling all Early Childhood and Lower School Saints! Girls in PreK3 through 1s [ ... ]GIRLS' NIGHT OUT
Princess
Pamper PartyCalling all Early Childhood and Lower School Saints! Girls in PreK3 through 1st
grade are invited to an evening of pampering, fun and friendship, hosted by the
African-Black Student Union of Ursuline Academy, led by St. Philip's alumna
Eden Murrell and faculty advisor Ms. Whitney Davis.
Friday, October 16, 2026 | 6–9 p.m.Early Childhood classrooms & Legacy Gym
PARENTS: DROP-OFF EVENT
Parents do not stay for the event.
COST & REGISTRATION
$12 per registered child. First come, first served (Limited to 25 students.) If space is available on
October 16, day-of registration is $15. Cost includes supplies, food and snacks.
WHAT TO WEAR / BRING
Girls are encouraged to dress comfortably.
Optional: Girls may bring their favorite princess dress costume
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Community Meeting
Join us for an opportunity to connect!On this night, you will learn about our community, stay informed, and hear importa [ ... ]Join us for an opportunity to connect!
On this night, you will learn about our community, stay informed, and hear important updates. See the flyer for meeting details.
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Senior Soirée
A special evening celebrating our older adults!Join us for an unforgettable night of fun, fellowship, and memories.See t [ ... ]A special evening celebrating our older adults!
Join us for an unforgettable night of fun, fellowship, and memories.
See the flyer for event details and how to participate.
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Save the Date: Parent University
Join us on Tuesday, October 13 for Parent University!Food Trucks & Vendors4:30 p.m.Food trucks and vendors will be o [ ... ]Join us on Tuesday, October 13 for Parent University!
Food Trucks & Vendors
4:30 p.m.
Food trucks and vendors will be on site for food purchases.Parent University Workshops
5:30–7:00 p.m.
Workshops will be available for parents of students in 4th–8th grade, with three workshops to choose from.Childcare Available
Childcare will be available for SPSCC students in EC–3rd grade during the workshops.More details coming soon. Please save the date and watch for additional information about the workshops and event.
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A ‘Tail’ of Three HorsesFlipping through his book, first grader Briden Green stretched out vowels, feeling the curvatures of each word. Sometime [ ... ]
Flipping through his book, first grader Briden Green stretched out vowels, feeling the curvatures of each word. Sometimes, he repeated the sentences, printed in black ink, until they sounded just right. Lending him an ear was his new friend Kali, a horse with an ashen snout and specks of gray doused across her white hide. Read more via Dallas News.
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South Dallas Residents and Stakeholders Share Stories of Pride in their Community
In October 2025, The Dallas Morning News set up a three‑day pop‑up newsroom at The Hub on MLK, inviting residents to sto [ ... ]In October 2025, The Dallas Morning News set up a three‑day pop‑up newsroom at The Hub on MLK, inviting residents to stop by and share their perspectives. Community members, including St. Philip's very own HR Director Regina Walton, spoke about what they love about South Dallas, what they wish others understood, and their hopes for the future. Their reflections were captured in the “Voices of South Dallas” video at Dallas Morning News.
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Misty Copeland Inspires Dallas at St. Philip’s Destiny Award Luncheon. The trailblazing ballerina reflects on mentorship [ ... ]Misty Copeland Inspires Dallas at St. Philip’s Destiny Award Luncheon. The trailblazing ballerina reflects on mentorship, perseverance and the future of young artists during St. Philip’s annual fundraiser supporting education and community programs in South Dallas. Read more via Dallas Weekly.
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From corporate campuses to St. Philip's, bees are thriving in places many wouldn’t expect. Experts say they play a criti [ ... ]
From corporate campuses to St. Philip's, bees are thriving in places many wouldn’t expect. Experts say they play a critical role in pollinating much of the food we eat, while local efforts aim to support sustainability and education. Watch more from NBC5.