Foreign exchange students express differences and changes to their lives
International students enjoy their time in America and appreciate the differences from home.
Sophomore Peyton Gill attends 5k, continues battling ovarian cancer
photo by Emma Fischer
by Emma Fischer | staff writer
During the Tenth Annual Ovarian Cancer Awareness Run, on September 5, Peyton Gill attended to help spread awareness of
ovarian cancer. G...
Black girls celebrate Black History Month
by Michelle Brooks | staff writer
To celebrate the Black History Month , four junior girls have organized a way for black girls at Johnson to get in formation.
“It is an empowerment of young black girls a...
Khan online schools replace the traditional way?
Online sources like Khan Academy and Quizlet are becoming a part of daily classroom life.
Students pursue elite schools
As high school is coming to an end and college is approaching, most students are thinking about or working to apply to their dream schools. Some of these students are looking at elite schools such as ivy leagues, Stanford, and MIT. One of these students is junior, Sandra Moon who wishes to attend Stanford. This school stands out to her.
Sisters enjoy Friday night spotlight
You’ve seen them at pep rallies and games. Cheering, dancing, clapping, and entertaining the crowds, these are the mascots.
The best state parks in Texas
State parks are just one of several ways students can make the most out of their summer.
Summer loving vacation
Students set their sights on vacation spots out of the state.
Students reflect on keeping their cultural identity
Whether someone continues to live in the country they were born in, or they move away for whatever reason, that doesn’t mean they forget where their heritage comes from. Regardless of where a person chooses to live, their traditions remain with them. For example, junior Thomas George, who is originally from India, brought his customs with him when he moved to America.
Drumming to success: students work to join recognized group
The 5 Points Percussion Ensemble is an independent, indoor drumline group that includes students up to 22 years old from all over the San Antonio, Austin, and Corpus Christi areas.