Highland Park ISD
Amanda Biegler Wall is an experienced educator and digital strategist with a diverse professional background. Currently serving as a Teacher at Highland Park ISD since August 2021, Amanda previously taught Art and Yearbook at Midlothian ISD for five years. Prior to transitioning to education, Amanda held significant roles in digital strategy and operations, including Manager of Digital Strategy at Children's Health, where responsibilities included developing long-term initiatives and integrating comprehensive digital strategies. Earlier experience includes roles at Tuesday Morning and Neiman Marcus, where Amanda focused on online experience design and inventory planning. Amanda holds a Master's degree in Healthcare Informatics from Northwestern University and a Bachelor's degree in Marketing and Studio Art from Baylor University.
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Highland Park ISD
The Highland Park Independent School District is located immediately north of downtown Dallas in the 6.21-square-mile suburban area of Highland Park, University Park and a small part of North Dallas. HPISD serves approximately 33,640 residents who are predominantly college-educated professionals and business leaders in the Dallas community. Since Highland Park schools were founded in 1914, there continues to be a proud tradition of excellence in academic, fine arts, athletics and community service. Dallas is home to the State Fair of Texas, some of the finest museums in the Southwest and many professional sports teams. Southern Methodist University, one of the largest and most prestigious universities in the South, is located in the Park Cities and offers a variety of concerts, lectures and athletic events to the surrounding area. The Highland Park Independent School District first opened its doors in October of 1914 with a four-room building on Cornell Avenue. Since then, it has grown to a district comprised of eight campuses: five elementary schools, one intermediate school, one middle school and one high school. The district has an enrollment of approximately 6,700 students and employs nearly 800 people, including more than 450 teachers.