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.
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.
Metal detectors in place at NEISD athletic events
Metal detectors will now be used at all NEISD athletic events. According to Executive Director, Karen Funk, this is being done in order to ensure safety for those who attend these events.
Congressman holding community session on campus
Local law enforcement and Congressman will be on campus to discuss safety issues.
New In-N-Out Burger coming to TPC and 281 north
Whataburger is going to start facing stiff competition as of early 2017 from San Antonio’s third In-N-Out Burger and the first in the north east side.
How to serve your community during the holidays
There are many opportunities for volunteering in the San Antonio community so you can choose one that suits your personal interest.
Stu Co leads Toys for Tots efforts on campus
Student Council leads effort to get toys to kids for the holidays.
Walking in a winter wonderland
The Christmas season is one of the most hectic times of the year for both parents and their children. There is little to no time to go shopping for gifts, decorate the house, and most importantly, there is no time to go see Santa Claus.
NEISD proposes bond to enhance fine arts, athletic programs
This summer the North East Board of Trustees presented a 499.95 million dollar bond after receiving input from NEISD principals, district staff, parents, students, and community members. The 2015 bond focuses on five main categories, according to an article posted on the district’s website, including safety and security, technology, operations, extracurricular and facilities. Some of the proposals include replacing the 60 year old bleachers at Comalander Stadium, adding security check-in vestibules, and expanding or even replacing band halls and fine arts facilities at Churchill, Johnson, Reagan, MacArthur, and at several middle schools, including Nimitz, Bradley, Driscoll, White and Wood.
New Google Classroom makes way for online homework
This school year, the introduction of Google Classroom has facilitated a rise in the assigning of online homework, especially in Pre-Calculus classes.