Author Chloe Jordan

Chloe Jordan

Chloe Jordan is currently a junior at Johnson. She has enjoyed writing and journalism since seventh grade. Her other favorite hobbies include roller skating, collecting crystals, and painting. You’ll most likely find her in the Johnson Theatre workshop, backstage, or at a computer in A128. :)

A plate of vegan bacon sits on a plate with a soft, blurred background

MorningStar Farms vegan bacon, vegan sausage: a culinary distaster

December 13, 2021

Arts & Entertainment, Food

While vegan food currently has the appeal of protecting animals from exploitative systems and eating healthier (sometimes), MorningStar Farms is not the brand to turn your head towards for meat replacements.

In the form of an Instagram story, Sage McClenney reposts the list of books that could possibly be removed.

District librarians required to review newly released list of books thought to cause discomfort

December 12, 2021

Matt Krause, member of the Texas House of Representatives, has targeted and compiled a list of 850 books he believes to cause students discomfort. This has a real effect on students in NEISD - these books could be pulled off the shelves.

Ten gifts to get your bestie this holiday season

November 30, 2021

Arts & Entertainment

Here are ten easy, inexpensive, and perfect gifts for your favorite friend - all which you can find on Amazon and receive within a few days!

Ask a Jag: staying connected

November 12, 2021

Features, Student Voices

If you want to improve your social life, support others, and avoid unnecessary drama, here's some advice from students across all grades.

Rank changes in effect for Class of 2025

October 20, 2021

Campus News, News

NEISD has changed the way class rank works, and it has been in effect for the Class of 2025; current freshmen.

Ask a Jag: AP Classes

October 7, 2021

Features, Student Voices

If you're feeling lost as to how to handle AP classes, here's some advice from various students from different grades.

Two packages of Oreos are stacked. The bottom features a blue background with Salted Caramel Brownie Oreos. The top features a yellow background with Apple Cider Donut Oreos. The background of the photo as a whole is soft and blurred to perfection.

“Fall” for these new seasonal Oreos!

October 1, 2021

Arts & Entertainment, Food

It's still 90 degrees here in Texas, but Oreo continues to introduce fresh, fall flavors.

French teacher provides practice for students at door

September 28, 2021

French teacher Kaycee Saylors requires her French I and II students to recite a password in French before entering her class.

Senior Alex Graelles sits at a desk, facing the camera, wearing a red checkered dress with a black undershirt.

Students form Women’s Liberation Club to discuss politics, history

September 9, 2021

The Women’s Liberation Club is expected to start soon if it is approved on September 17.

A brightly colored poster board is decorated with red and orange flowers. The poster reads "Johnson High School's Mexican American Studies Class and Model United Nations Celebrate Latina Icons, Hispanic Heritage Month 2021." The poster is surrounded by bright photos of various Latina Icons in Mexican American history.

Mexican, African American Studies courses offered for first time

September 4, 2021

This is the first year NEISD has introduced the Mexican American Studies and African American Studies classes.