Opinion

When life gives you lemons, but society tells you they’re useless

July 5, 2021

featured, Features, Opinion, Staff Editorials

by Isai Carmona | staff writer Summer began, and Joe Sweeney was ready to kick back and relax in his precious moments of vacation, which would soon be ruined by yet another year of school. However, one thing...

What happens when Zoom takes over the academic year?

Tala Kamil

May 15, 2021

Community News, Opinion, Student Voices

This academic year, students had the option to either join Zoom classes, be asynchronous, or go back to learning in-person.

Band Hall Building extending from the school.

First year teachers reflect on the 2020-2021 school year

Isai Carmona

May 11, 2021

Features, Staff Editorials

by Isai Carmona | Staff Writer Freshmen and newcomers each witnessed this school year completely dissimilar from planned and or expected. Still, there remains not one but many others who experienced their sc...

A way to help others in times like these

Ella Wisely

September 2, 2020

Campus News, Community News, Covid-19, Student Voices

by Ella Wisely | staff writer A community should come together and help those in need or for pure enjoyment. Since quarantine started, there has been some opportunities to help around the house or give to lo...

Sports put on hold, as the COVID-19 Pandemic Continues

Joe Casarez

April 16, 2020

Opinion, Sports, Student Voices

This would all be so much easier if we could just watch some sports.

European colleges often overlooked option

Emma Fischer

February 12, 2020

Opinion, Student Voices

Debt is something many students fear will happen to them as soon as they step into college. There are many ways around it--scholarships, joining the military, certain job benefits, grants and more, but there is also another way to get around this.

What the finals!

JAG STUDENT MEDIA

December 16, 2019

Opinion, Student Voices

by Elly Beauchamp | Editor in Chief As I look at my exemptions page on skyward, only two classes light up, and of course, they are my only regular classes. Finals have always been the crux of student lif...

photo of an AP registration screen on a desktop

AP: Another Problem

Arianna Michaud

November 20, 2019

Opinion, Student Voices

Students deserve more choices when it comes to pursuing rigorous courses.

Logan Paul and K-S-Why?

Joseph Sweeney

November 12, 2019

Opinion, Student Voices

Follow up to the white-collar boxing match of Logan Paul vs KSI, and why we shouldn't care.

Phones are going Yondr

Emma Fischer

September 12, 2019

Opinion, Student Voices

By Emma Fischer| feature editor When I first looked up “Yondr,” the actual definition of the word, “yonder” came up. As an adjective, it means, “at some distance in the direction indicated; over there,” and ...

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When life gives you lemons, but society tells you they’re useless

What happens when Zoom takes over the academic year?

First year teachers reflect on the 2020-2021 school year

A way to help others in times like these

Sports put on hold, as the COVID-19 Pandemic Continues

European colleges often overlooked option

What the finals!

AP: Another Problem

Logan Paul and K-S-Why?

Phones are going Yondr

Coach Soto gets teachers involved – and on the sidelines, too

JAG TV for SEPT 2, 2021

NEISD website adds new COVID information, changes are made to attendance

Teachers have to adjust classes for the new year

Teachers start year emphasizing academic integrity

Coach Soto gets teachers involved – and on the sidelines, too

JAG TV for SEPT 2, 2021

NEISD website adds new COVID information, changes are made to attendance

Teachers have to adjust classes for the new year

Teachers start year emphasizing academic integrity