Graduation arrives early this year
With the last day of school and graduation approaching a lot quicker this year, students, teachers, and administration alike have less time to finish last minute preparation for graduation.
Students encouraged to visit lost and found
With many forgetful teens roaming the halls, it is inevitable that the school has a lost and found. Even though the school has a lost and found, some students don’t visit it to retrieve items they've lost, instead they just shrug and buy a new one. While this may be smart for old socks or gym bags with holes in them, it is not the best idea for perfectly good lunch boxes and water bottles that flood the lost and found. Students should go to the welcome center to claim lost items.
It’s still not too late to apply
Filling out college applications is a part of life for every senior.
Cafeteria offers another breakfast option
A new breakfast line has been opened to help anyone who arrives late to campus to grab breakfast and get to class on time. The new installment is primarily supposed to solve the issue of tardies but it can also help seniors with late arrival.
Student Council saves the bees
With the rise of different technologies, it is no secret that there has been a significant impact on the environments.
Five NEISD proms set for same date in April
Prom is just around the corner, and students are getting ready for the big day. However, this year 5 schools in NEISD, Johnson, Reagan, MacArthur, Madison, and Churchill, are having their prom on April 8th.
PTA prepares for Project Graduation
On graduation day, Reilly Hanson’s mom and dad and grandparents will all watch him watch her walk the stage at commemoration.
Seniors nominated for McDonald’s All-American
It’s that time of year, the basketball teams are leaving districts and entering playoffs. Coming in first in districts, the lady Jaguars 2016-2017 team might be the best yet. With having not one but two starters nominated for the McDonald’s All-American basketball games.
Students prepare for SAT
With multiple ways to prepare for the SAT, students must figure out which is right for them.
Valentine’s Day on campus
by Alexis McCutchan | staff writer
Valentine's Day on a high school campus means roses, candy and stuff animals - but as with other holidays, the administration is asking students to refrain from unnecessary d...