The Scholastic Book Fair is coming to our school! 

Get ready for the newest gotta-read books, bestselling series, and favorite characters that students love.

 Plus, every purchase supports our school. We can’t wait to have you join us for the Best. Week. Ever!

Shopping date on campus April 13- April 17, 2026
Shopping date online Now - April 17, 2026

If your child has money from the previous book fair on the ewallet, please look for an email to transfer the money to a new ewallet to spend.  
Also consider sending money for the classroom e-wallet for the class library.

All money supports the library and brings new books to the shelves.

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Our 7th grade students have spent the year designing, creating, and building their own businesses. 

Now it’s time to showcase their hard work! From handmade items to creative inventions, there’s something for everyone.

Come support our young entrepreneurs as they turn their ideas into real businesses!  

Bring your family and friends to support our young business owners.  Items will be available for purchase.

Let’s celebrate the next generation of entrepreneurs. We can’t wait to see you there!

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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, 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 critical role in pollinating much of the food we eat, while local efforts aim to support sustainability and education. Watch more from NBC5.

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