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	Summer school will be held at LEE high school by: Katie Barton \| staff writer This year’s summer school sessions will be held in Summer at LEE high school. Students can either get signed up through their counselor, or they can have their parents sign them up online. “You need to go through (More)
	New schedule set for 2021-2022 school year by Joseph Sweeney \| editor-in-chief The new schedule for the 2021-2022 school year has been officially released; students will continue to find themselves alternating between A and B day classes, though with longer classes and new additions. “ (More)
	Graduation to be held at Alamodome by Chloe Jordan \| tech editor Graduation will occur on May 31 at 2:00 p.m. at the Alamodome. “So, right now, and this could change, but right now, based on the city policies - the Alamodome is run by the city - we don’t get to dictate wh (More)
	A New Schedule for 21-22 (More)
	Delays underway after city-wide snow-in by Joseph Sweeney \| editor-in-chief On the morning of Monday, Feb. 15, students woke up for a day of asynchronous learning amid winter storms. Little did they know that the snow would continue to fall, and the remainder of that school week would b (More)
	On-campus case numbers follow state, national trends Lauryn Chavez \| sports editor After the temporary closure of NEISD schools during the cold front, COVID cases on-campus have been decreasing. “There has been a decrease over the last week or two really since the cold spell," principal Gary Coma (More)
	In-person instruction not expected to change despite rise in local COVID cases by Joseph Sweeney \| editor-in-chief Following a rise in COVID-19 cases after the holidays, junior Sara Vilera asked herself the question: will NEISD schools be closing again? “I am definitely scared of schools closing again because I don't work (More)
	Students reminded not to take advantage of distance, in-person options by Joseph Sweeney \| editor-in-chief With many students bound to their computer screens, art and photography teacher Analisa Shinn reflects on what made previous school years different from this one. “To say that it’s been a weird year is kind o (More)
	Virtual, in-person students to take STAAR tests on campus Students will be taking the STAAR test on campus for the 2020-2021 school year. “This year TEA has confirmed that students have to take their test in person and on campus,” counselor Courtney Tarbox said. In-person and virtual students will b (More)
	AP Exam payment deadline extended by Chloe Jordan \| tech editor AP Exam payments have been extended to Friday, Feb. 6 at noon, after extreme weather conditions prevented students from being able to pay in cash. “I think it’s helpful, because last week was technically the last w (More)

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	Summer school will be held at LEE high school by: Katie Barton \| staff writer This year’s summer school sessions will be held in Summer at LEE high school. Students can either get signed up through their counselor, or they can have their parents sign them up online. “You need to go through (More)
	New schedule set for 2021-2022 school year by Joseph Sweeney \| editor-in-chief The new schedule for the 2021-2022 school year has been officially released; students will continue to find themselves alternating between A and B day classes, though with longer classes and new additions. “ (More)
	Graduation to be held at Alamodome by Chloe Jordan \| tech editor Graduation will occur on May 31 at 2:00 p.m. at the Alamodome. “So, right now, and this could change, but right now, based on the city policies - the Alamodome is run by the city - we don’t get to dictate wh (More)
	A New Schedule for 21-22 (More)
	Delays underway after city-wide snow-in by Joseph Sweeney \| editor-in-chief On the morning of Monday, Feb. 15, students woke up for a day of asynchronous learning amid winter storms. Little did they know that the snow would continue to fall, and the remainder of that school week would b (More)
	On-campus case numbers follow state, national trends Lauryn Chavez \| sports editor After the temporary closure of NEISD schools during the cold front, COVID cases on-campus have been decreasing. “There has been a decrease over the last week or two really since the cold spell," principal Gary Coma (More)
	In-person instruction not expected to change despite rise in local COVID cases by Joseph Sweeney \| editor-in-chief Following a rise in COVID-19 cases after the holidays, junior Sara Vilera asked herself the question: will NEISD schools be closing again? “I am definitely scared of schools closing again because I don't work (More)
	Students reminded not to take advantage of distance, in-person options by Joseph Sweeney \| editor-in-chief With many students bound to their computer screens, art and photography teacher Analisa Shinn reflects on what made previous school years different from this one. “To say that it’s been a weird year is kind o (More)
	Virtual, in-person students to take STAAR tests on campus Students will be taking the STAAR test on campus for the 2020-2021 school year. “This year TEA has confirmed that students have to take their test in person and on campus,” counselor Courtney Tarbox said. In-person and virtual students will b (More)
	AP Exam payment deadline extended by Chloe Jordan \| tech editor AP Exam payments have been extended to Friday, Feb. 6 at noon, after extreme weather conditions prevented students from being able to pay in cash. “I think it’s helpful, because last week was technically the last w (More)