Thomas Jefferson High School
4001 Walnut Hill Lane
Dallas, TX, 75229
(between Midway & Marsh)
Phone: 972-502-7300
Fax: 972-502-7301
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I know where that area is, and yet I know it too well,..
In the early 1970's, there was a drug problem that was born, and then it was called freaks, the Anglo's and Hispanic's and Africian Amercian's all did this same stuff, no one got hurt and no one died unless they did...H, and the kids knew about...H...
While I should exspose this intrest... I help volunteer for the Dallas Pulbic Library to open up their Branch library at Bachman Lake, this last year and gave them over 70 hrs, to do so ,becuase they have a lot of kids in the area who dont have a place to play that is inside...
And I found the relgious community very poor, no historical places to visit or hobby houses or day care centers for people that can drink water and cokes
I have had my eye ball on this area a Long time and no one listens to do much.....so sorry for your loss, sombody should open up a cool place for kids to just grow...until then, A/T,.... Say no to Swiss Chesse, it will burn some holes in your head and place you in a bigger hole in the ground.
alexander troup Verified
9 months, 3 weeks ago
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I am sorry for your loss of Ms. Prado who was a student at Thomas Jefferson High School. I only wish that there was more reading materials on the subject. Cheese Heroin is a deadly drug that we as parents must continue to educate our youth.
sonya36 Anonymous
9 months, 3 weeks ago
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