NEISD Scholastic Journalism

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	School may be out, but not all the work is done by Emma Fischer\|feature editor When the final bell rings on June 6, not everyone is done for the school year. Although students disperse and push to be let out, not everyone leaves. There is a lot of work to still get done. “District office ch (More)
	Ode to Band by Audrey Payne \| copy editor A lot of people ask me why I’m so obsessed with band. “It’s a cult,” they say, or “Your entire life is band,” or even “You’re torturing yourself with those crazy marching band hours!” Well, these accusations are kind (More)
	The best state parks in Texas by Elijah Johns\| staff writer State parks are just one of several ways students can make the most out of their summer. Lucky for us, Texas has a lot of different kinds of parks available to the public. Whether you want to hike, swim, or just relax (More)
	Summertime on a dime	Culinary journey through San Antonio by Aliyah Armstrong \| staff writer So often we find ourselves going to the same restaurants every time we go out to eat. When we keep eating at those chain restaurants, we miss out on all the unique eats that San Antonio has to offer. Instead of g (More)
	Summer Movie Preview by Cameron Tejeda \| staff writer Summer is finally here. It’s a time to unwind and forget about school. And what’s the perfect way to relax? Go to the theater and get lost in a movie. Here’s a preview for some of the notable films being released t (More)
	An Ode to a "Wasted" Summer [caption id="attachment_32593" align="aligncenter" width="182"] (click image to enlarge) What defines a (More)
	Summer Near By: Vyolette Summer Near Today of March 7, 2016 we only have 3 more months of school left and their summer waiting around the corner But then spring break is next week one week of break As the sun still hides behind the clouds but hope (More)
	Summer reading woes by Courtney Smith \| staff writer The morning of the first day of school, she hurriedly packs her backpack, only to find, under stacks of new clothes and school supplies, her summer reading book, newly purchased and untouched. “I don’t like summer (More)
	Worried about a Wasted Summer? (click image for full size) When it came time to pack our bags for the new school year; some of us may have shed a tear, while ot (More)

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	School may be out, but not all the work is done by Emma Fischer\|feature editor When the final bell rings on June 6, not everyone is done for the school year. Although students disperse and push to be let out, not everyone leaves. There is a lot of work to still get done. “District office ch (More)
	Ode to Band by Audrey Payne \| copy editor A lot of people ask me why I’m so obsessed with band. “It’s a cult,” they say, or “Your entire life is band,” or even “You’re torturing yourself with those crazy marching band hours!” Well, these accusations are kind (More)
	The best state parks in Texas by Elijah Johns\| staff writer State parks are just one of several ways students can make the most out of their summer. Lucky for us, Texas has a lot of different kinds of parks available to the public. Whether you want to hike, swim, or just relax (More)
	Summertime on a dime	Culinary journey through San Antonio by Aliyah Armstrong \| staff writer So often we find ourselves going to the same restaurants every time we go out to eat. When we keep eating at those chain restaurants, we miss out on all the unique eats that San Antonio has to offer. Instead of g (More)
	Summer Movie Preview by Cameron Tejeda \| staff writer Summer is finally here. It’s a time to unwind and forget about school. And what’s the perfect way to relax? Go to the theater and get lost in a movie. Here’s a preview for some of the notable films being released t (More)
	An Ode to a "Wasted" Summer [caption id="attachment_32593" align="aligncenter" width="182"] (click image to enlarge) What defines a (More)
	Summer Near By: Vyolette Summer Near Today of March 7, 2016 we only have 3 more months of school left and their summer waiting around the corner But then spring break is next week one week of break As the sun still hides behind the clouds but hope (More)
	Summer reading woes by Courtney Smith \| staff writer The morning of the first day of school, she hurriedly packs her backpack, only to find, under stacks of new clothes and school supplies, her summer reading book, newly purchased and untouched. “I don’t like summer (More)
	Worried about a Wasted Summer? (click image for full size) When it came time to pack our bags for the new school year; some of us may have shed a tear, while ot (More)