The official student newspaper of The Hockaday School

The Fourcast

The official student newspaper of The Hockaday School

The Fourcast

The official student newspaper of The Hockaday School

The Fourcast

Ms. Day speaks to Hockaday students as well as other students in the Dallas area as part of her role to involve Hockaday students in the community and lead them to fulfill their purpose.
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A day with Ms. Day
Sarah Moskowitz and Melinda HuMay 19, 2024

How did you get your start in social impact? Day: Out of college, I decided to do a year in a program called The Jesuit Volunteer Corps. It...

Lone Star Royalty Q&A
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Lone Star Royalty Q&A
Lang CooperMay 17, 2024

What initially interested you in beauty pageants? Roberts: When I was six I joined the Miss America Organization. This program is for girls...

Opinion
Branching Out During Break
Jessica Boll, Web Editor in Chief • May 16, 2024

Instead of lazily lounging by the pool this summer, taking advantage of an academic break is the best usage of the months when we don't have...

Senior Splash Day
Senior Splash Day
May 13, 2024

We “Paws-ed and Relaxed” and it was Amazing Fur Real

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In the midst of all the upper school stress before exams, Hockaday welcomed six fluffy guests to its campus on Friday, March 2.  All six of the wagging visitors are registered therapy dogs from Heart of Texas Therapy Dogs.

PHOTOS:

  1. One of Hockaday’s new furry friends, Scout, stared directly at the camera—well, she stared at the treat dangling above it…
  2. Crowds of people hurried to the LLARC right at 2:30; upon arriving in Hicks Auditorium, they were greeted by Sullivan.
  3. Overjoyed students squeeze in a cuddle with Sullivan, a Standard Poodle.
  4. Olliver, a Collie, hugs three students while his owner shared that Ollie is best friends with Hudson, the Great Pyrenees who also came to visit.
  5. Ms. Chu and Mrs. Calhoun excitedly await students’ arrival in Hicks. Jessica Chu, Upper School Math Teacher and Form III Dean, organized for six therapy dogs to come play with Hockaday students during Y period as a much needed ‘paws’ from studying.
  6. This 115 pound gentle giant lovingly sits and loves on the crowds of students around him.
  7. Hattie, the Old English Sheepdog who adorably sported a pink bow, enjoys belly rubs so much, as soon as students stopped petting her, she rolled over again!
  8. Archie the “Shi-Wannabe,” according to his owner, had this expression on his face after being told, “no more cookies!”

 


Story and Photos by Eliana Goodman, Staff Writer

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