Read more about the article Families can register for Brighter Bites

Families can register for Brighter Bites

  • Post published:September 25, 2026
  • Reading time:1 min read

Families can register for Brighter Bites Cityscape Schools families can now register for Brighter Bites, which provides participating families with access to fresh produce and nutrition resources during the school year. Families need to complete only one registration for their household. During registration, select Dallas as the city and Charters as the district. Buckner Preparatory families should select Buckner, while East Grand Preparatory and Early Childhood Center families should select East Grand. Brighter Bites distributions are scheduled from 3 to 4 p.m. on designated distribution days. Early Childhood Center families will follow the East Grand Preparatory distribution schedule and pick up their produce through the East Grand car line. Families who would like to help with campus distributions can also complete the Brighter Bites parent volunteer interest form. Register for Brighter BitesRegister Here Sign Up to VolunteerSign Up Here

Continue ReadingFamilies can register for Brighter Bites
Read more about the article EGP opens flag football season with shutout

EGP opens flag football season with shutout

  • Post published:September 25, 2026
  • Reading time:2 mins read

EGP opens flag football season with shutout East Grand Preparatory’s boys flag football team earned its first reported win of the season Sept. 16, shutting out KIPP Pleasant Grove 22-0 at Premier Park in Balch Springs. The victory followed a challenging opening stretch for the Eagles. East Grand began the season Aug. 31 with a 20-12 loss at KIPP Pleasant Grove before falling 44-12 to St. Anthony School on Sept. 4 and 42-12 to Uplift Atlas on Sept. 9. Those three league-reported results gave East Grand 36 points scored through its first three recorded finals.  The Sept. 16 rematch with KIPP Pleasant Grove marked a sharp turnaround for East Grand, with the Eagles holding their opponent scoreless in the reported 22-0 victory. East Grand is scheduled to continue its season at 5:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 21, against St. Anthony School at Lincoln High School Field, 2826 Elsie Faye Heggins St. in Dallas. The Eagles then travel to Uplift Atlas for a 5:30 p.m. game Friday, Sept. 25.  The regular-season schedule continues with a home game against Uplift Luna at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 30 at Premier Park, followed by a 5:30 p.m. road game against Uplift Luna on Oct. 2.  Families can follow East Grand Preparatory athletics TCSAAL updates for the latest scores and schedule information.

Continue ReadingEGP opens flag football season with shutout

EGP volleyball builds early-season momentum

  • Post published:September 22, 2026
  • Reading time:2 mins read

EGP volleyball builds early-season momentum East Grand Preparatory’s middle school girls volleyball team has opened the 2026 season with several competitive matches as the Lady Eagles work through their TCSAAL Division 1 schedule. East Grand opened the season Aug. 27 with a 2-0 road victory over St. Philip’s School, winning 25-12 and 25-18. The Lady Eagles then fell 2-0 at KIPP Pleasant Grove on Sept. 1 before returning home two days later for a three-set victory over St. Anthony School. East Grand won the opening set 25-23, dropped the second 19-25 and secured the match with an 18-16 win in the deciding set.  The Lady Eagles followed with losses to Uplift Atlas on Sept. 8 and Uplift Luna on Sept. 11. Against Uplift Luna, East Grand fell 11-25 in the first set before narrowing the margin in a 23-25 second set. TCSAAL lists East Grand at 2-3 through its first five reported finals.  The team’s next match is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22, at St. Anthony School in Dallas. East Grand is also scheduled to visit Uplift Atlas on Sept. 29 and Uplift Luna on Oct. 1, with both matches beginning at 5:30 p.m.  The Lady Eagles’ 10-player roster includes America Ibarra, Ashley Baustista, Aubriel Plaisimond, Josselin Mendez, Kenya Mora, Mia Flores, Serenity Flood, Symone Washington, Vienna Nicolas-Pena and Violet Perez.  Families can follow the Lady Eagles’ schedule and results throughout the season through the Texas Charter School Academic & Athletic League.

Continue ReadingEGP volleyball builds early-season momentum
Read more about the article Lady Eagles Soar to 2-0 Start, Defense Leads the Flight

Lady Eagles Soar to 2-0 Start, Defense Leads the Flight

  • Post published:November 18, 2025
  • Reading time:2 mins read

The Lady Eagles basketball team at East Grand Preparatory is setting the tone for the season with a renewed focus on defense and hard work. In their first game against Pioneer Tech, the team delivered an impressive performance, applying relentless pressure on ball handlers and forcing turnovers that led to key steals.

Continue ReadingLady Eagles Soar to 2-0 Start, Defense Leads the Flight
Read more about the article Cityscape, Hispanic Heritage Foundation Inspire Students at Career Event

Cityscape, Hispanic Heritage Foundation Inspire Students at Career Event

  • Post published:September 15, 2025
  • Reading time:2 mins read

Students and families gathered at East Grand Preparatory on Saturday, Sept. 13, for “Navigating Your Academic & Professional Future,” a morning of inspiration, learning and connection hosted in partnership with the Hispanic Heritage Foundation in Washington, DC. The event, held from 9 a.m. to noon, offered free breakfast and interactive workshops for 5th–8th grade students and their parents. Participants explored career paths, discovered their strengths and learned from the academic journeys of Latino professionals. Workshops focused on enhancing education and experience, while raffles and free child care for Cityscape Pre-K through 4th grade students helped make the event accessible for families. Panelists Share Expertise A highlight of the event was a panel discussion featuring accomplished Latino leaders from diverse fields: Gilberto Atayde, Vice President of Operations at the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, shared insights on economic development and leadership. Atayde brings extensive experience from corporate operations and nonprofit advocacy, as well as board service across North Texas. Ana Cruz Hollingsworth, Emmy-winning journalist and founder of Rollos de Mujeres Media, inspired attendees with her story of resilience and success in media. She is also the host of the bilingual podcast Let’s Talk ROLLOS. Ray Casas, Senior Director of Community Impact for the Texas Rangers Baseball Club, discussed his decades-long career in public relations and his commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. Marie Mendoza, Ph.D., Executive Director for Emergent Bilingual Programs at Fort Worth ISD, emphasized the importance of bilingual education and shared her journey through leadership roles in large urban school districts. https://youtu.be/j8pU0a0t9Iw

Continue ReadingCityscape, Hispanic Heritage Foundation Inspire Students at Career Event