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Website: parishepiscopal.org
Phone: (972) 239-8011
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4101 Sigma Rd Dallas, TX 75244 ·1040.24 mi
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yelpI LOVE THIS PLACE, my kids go here and they are always coming back home saying what a beautiful day they had and I love that they are happy, it fills my heart with joy.
MoreWell my daughters goes there and she agrees that it has good education and it really pushes the students to be the best they can be .
MoreI have had my daughter and 2 nieces graduate from Parish. My grandson is currently in 2nd grade at Parish. They all had great well rounded experiences there. I think Parish prepares them to be...
MoreThe school leadership wants to think of themselves as top tier, but does not have the skill and insight to do so. It has taken 100+ years for St. Mark's and Hockaday. Very arrogant...
MoreI never went to school here but I volunteered as part of my university's community outreach program. Long story short, I volunteered here from 8am to around 5:30. They refused to inform my school...
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