District policy limits number of AP courses for sophomores

May 23, 2014 | By Emma Fitzhugh | Reply More

Implemented two years ago and now an official NEISD policy, students can only take up to two AP courses by the end of their sophomore year.

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Johnson faculty pucker up for fellow teacher

May 22, 2014 | By Caitlin Glenn | Reply More

Johnson faculty and students rally to support an injured teacher in an enthusiastic and unusual way.

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Threats of violence prompt schools to stay vigilant

May 7, 2014 | By Emma Fitzhugh | Reply More

NEISD continues to monitor school safety after a non-credible threat followed by an actual incident on a high school campus where a student was found to be in possession of firearms.

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New businesses coming to San Antonio

May 6, 2014 | By kirstenkraus | Reply More

Businesses are making their way to San Antonio, some for the first time, and others adding onto their existing locations. These new restaurants and stores are opening all around the city, bringing happinesses, coffee, and clothing to the people of San Antonio.

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Who is the Spectrum Alliance?

May 1, 2014 | By Caitlin Glenn | Reply More

The Spectrum Alliance promotes antibullying and tolerance among Johnson students to make the campus, and the world, a safer and more welcoming place.

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Campus News

Twins remain in abudance at Johnson

There is an abundance of twins at Johnson. Some twins are alike, some are different, and others meet in the middle, having just enough of their own personality to not get mistaken for their twin.

July 22, 2014 | By kirstenkraus | Reply More

So what happens after high school?

High school and college are two very different spectrums. The idea of college means starting a new phase of life, and becoming more of an adult. You’re leaving the young you behind and transforming into someone else.

June 3, 2014 | By gloriacueva | Reply More

Community News

Seniors bring Silicon Valley to San Antonio with tech start-up

Bitcoin. Founded by developer Satoshi Nakamoto, the digital currency was created to be immune to the predations of bankers and politicians. Among investors and programmers world wide, four seniors are jumping on the chance to be a part of this emerging market-more specifically the Bitcoin mining market.

May 28, 2014 | By daisycreager2 | Reply More

Threats of violence prompt schools to stay vigilant

NEISD continues to monitor school safety after a non-credible threat followed by an actual incident on a high school campus where a student was found to be in possession of firearms.

May 7, 2014 | By Emma Fitzhugh | Reply More

Jag Sports

Students set to enjoy Fifa World Cup’s excitement

People from all over the world get together every four years during a few week span over the summer to experience the greatest soccer tournament in the world.

June 22, 2014 | By jasonsirovina45 | Reply More

Baseball strikes out

The Jags baseball team did not want to be left out so they added to the Johnson vs Smithson valley domination.

May 22, 2014 | By canaanfreeman | Reply More

Op-Ed

Lies my Twitter feed told me

Has social media made the world a more naive place? When did we start believing everything we see without thinking twice?

April 16, 2014 | By mahekkhetani | Reply More

Saying goodbyes to your favorite TV shows

As April and May roll around, many face the hard task of preparing for the finales of their beloved shows. Here are some ways to help you say (a hopefully temporary) goodbye to your favorite shows.

April 15, 2014 | By Caitlin Glenn | Reply More

Arts & Entertainment

Ending the year with a bang (of homework)

Taking all advanced classes possible, as well as band and other extra curriculars, students such as sophomore Veronica Herrera are already bombarded with end of the year stress, yet limits are still being tested due to the backbreaking projects being assigned to almost all Johnson students.

May 28, 2014 | By mahekkhetani | Reply More