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Students from the Arlington, Bolt and Mesquite campuses recently showcased their creativity in the statewide “Take Care of Texas Kids Art Contest,” a program designed to promote environmental awareness through student artwork. This year’s theme focused on fun ways to keep the air clean.

Alexa Jaramillo, an eighth grader at TBP’s Bolt campus, is making headlines for leading a student-driven initiative aimed at educating immigrant families about their rights.

The Fort Worth Report recently featured Jaramillo’s efforts with the Red Card Project, a campaign designed to ease community fears surrounding immigration enforcement. Jaramillo, along with fellow student Kimberly Garcia, distributed informative cards provided by the Immigrant Legal Resource Center during after-school pickup on March 3.

Students at TBP campuses in Bolt, Pafford, Mesquite and Arlington commemorated Black History Month with a series of educational and celebratory events.​

Last week, our TITANS had a blast celebrating the 100th day of school by dressing up as 100-year-olds! From gray wigs and suspenders to canes and pearls, creativity was on full display as students and staff embraced the fun.

Throughout the day, classrooms participated in special activities centered around the number 100, reflecting on how much they've learned and grown this school year.

TBP was recently recognized by Dallas Youth Sports (DYS) for its longstanding partnership, marking more than two decades of collaboration in providing athletic opportunities for local youth.

The "Together We're Better" program, a collaboration between Catholic Charities and TBP, concluded its fall session last week at the Grand Prairie campus. The program, designed for families with children from pregnancy to age 4, aimed to equip parents with knowledge and strategies for fostering healthy child development. The fall term culminated in a heartfelt certificate ceremony on Thursday, where participating mothers celebrated their achievements and shared their gratitude.