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2. Walnut Hill International Leadership Academy - Wikipedia

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   Thomas E. Henry, previously Dallas County Superintendent of Public Schools, served as an early principal for the new grade school. [ 11 ] As of 1935, a Walnut Hill School District had been established and voters were considering a $20,000 bond issue to repair the building, construct an annex, and purchase the land on which the annex was to be ...

3. Thomas Jefferson High School (Dallas) - Wikipedia

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   Thomas Jefferson High School, also known as TJ High School, is a public high school in Northwest Dallas, Texas that serves grades 9-12. The school is part of the Dallas Independent School District (DISD) and is classified as a 5A school by the UIL. The school is named after the third President of the United States, Thomas Jefferson.

4. Episcopal School of Dallas - Wikipedia

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   The Episcopal School of Dallas is a coeducational academic community founded in 1974 by Stephen B. Swann and a group of Episcopalian local leaders. The school began as an offshoot from St. Mark's School of Texas when a few members of the board wanted it to become a solely Episcopal school. The first ESD class was held in 1974 and included eight ...

5. W. H. Adamson High School - Wikipedia

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   In the decade after the City of Dallas annexed the Town of Oak Cliff and merged school districts, the Dallas ISD built Oak Cliff High School to relieve crowding at Dallas High School, built just 8 years prior. [9] Adamson was named principal of the new school. He served as principal until 1934 and died a year later on 26 May 1935 at age 71.

6. Church of the Holy Communion (Dallas) - Wikipedia

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   The Church of the Holy Communion was founded in 1963 as a mission of the Episcopal Diocese of Dallas. For more than 40 years, Holy Communion held services in the historic Frankford Church. [2] In 1986, after the use of the 1979 Book of Common Prayer was mandated in Episcopal churches, Holy Communion petitioned to separate from the Diocese of ...

7. Ursuline Academy of Dallas - Wikipedia

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   It is not a member of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Dallas since it was founded in 1874, before the foundation of the Diocese of Dallas, making it the oldest school in the city of Dallas. [citation needed] The school was founded by the Ursuline Sisters under the motto of Serviam, meaning "I will serve." Ursuline enrolls an average of 800 ...

8. Dallas Fire-Rescue Department - Wikipedia

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   2301 Pennsylvania Ave, Dallas Engine 6 Rescue 6 Command 1 1 7 "Pride of North Dallas" 6010 Davenport Road Engine 7 Battalion Chief 2 Booster 7 2 8 "Beast of the East" 1904 North Garrett Avenue Engine 8 Rescue 8 Battalion Chief 3 3 9 "Strong to the Finish" 2002 Cool Mist Lane Engine 9 Rescue 9 Booster 9 8 10 "The Last Outpost" 4451 Frankford Road

9. Preston Highlands, Dallas - Wikipedia

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   Preston Highlands is a neighborhood in Far North Dallas, Texas . The neighborhood is generally bounded by Preston Road on the west, Frankford Road on the south, Hillcrest Road on the east, and on Fortson and Amador Avenues on the north. The shopping center located at the northeast corner of Preston and Frankford Roads is not included as part of ...