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Photojournalism Students Win Awards, Camera At ATPI Workshop

Talent in photography brought students awards and a Canon EOS Rebel t6i. Six newspaper, photojournalism and yearbook students from ISA and Lee attended the Association of Texas Photography Instructors Winter Conference in Arlington and came away winners. The conference included workshops, classes and contests with the groups winning awards across the board of categories. […]

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Lee Choir Presents: Big City Cabaret

On February 27th, at 7:00 p.m, the Lee Choir will be featuring their Big City Cabaret Show inside the choir room. The show’s theme is based on urban life; the experiences people share inside the “Big Cities” all over the world such as Berlin, New York City, Paris, and Chicago, and will feature songs from […]

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Instrumental Music Concert Was A Night To Remember

You didn’t have to know all the shows or movies, or even like the shows or movies to enjoy NESA’s Instrumental Music concert last night, which started at 7 p.m. in the auditorium. The theme was A Night At The Movies, and it was a night to remember.
Conductor and director of Instrumental Music, Mark Twehues and his orchestra gave the audience a phenomenal show with music from genres of Science Fiction, Western, Costume drama, Historical drama, Foreign film, Fantasy and Superhero shows and movies. Their first act was the James Newton Howard’s King Kong soundtrack highlights. And to go with the music, intense and awesome clips from the actual movie or show was playing behind the fantastic orchestra for the audience to really get into the concert. And every piece Twehues conducted, clips from the movie or show was playing, adding more emotion to the whole night.

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9 To 5 Showings Were Not A Disappointment

The musical 9 to 5, which started on Jan. 22 to 25, from the times 7:30 p.m. to around 9:00 on Thursday to Saturday, and at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, the last day of the play, was amusing and a great way to spend any of those evenings. Allied campus theatre’s production was exactly what I expected. The play is based on the 1981 film, and Resnick and Colin Higgins had their own musical on Broadway from 2008 through 2009.

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2 Awarded Mission Mitsubishi Scholarships

Lee High School National Honor Society members, Nadine Diaz and Urrabas and Amir Osornio Ponce De Leon, are gaining new opportunities thanks to local auto dealership, Mission Mitsubishi. General Manager Islam Hindash and Marketing Director Olga Bernal Owens honored the two students with scholarships. Mission Mitsubishi is a proud Community Partner with Lee and its […]

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STEM Academy Student Selected For U.S. Senate Youth Program

Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz recently announced the names of the two students who have been selected as delegates to the 53rd annual United States Senate Youth Program (USSYP) that will be held March 7 – 14, in Washington, D.C. Jocelyn Hernandez-Vazquez of the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Academy is one of […]

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District Artists Win Scholastic Awards

North East ISD students took home half of the awards given at the Regional Scholastic Art Competition. Of the 626 total awards given out of over 1,300 total entries, NEISD earned 51% of the awards, including half of the Gold Key Awards. The Gold Key winning artwork advances to the national level competition in New […]

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The varsity boys soccer team placed second in the Boerne ISD soccer tourney this weekend. They won three games and lost 1 in the finals to Pharr Valley View. The boys are currently ranked number nine in the city and have a record of 4-1-1. They face John Jay tonight, who is currently ranked number three in […]

8th Grade Pep Rally Brings Out Hype From Vols

Two pep rallies were held in the main gym this morning, the first starting around 9:30 and the second starting around 10:30, for Jackson and Nimitz middle schools. Representatives from sports, magnet programs, band, and orchestra and from almost all clubs and organizations each had a turn speaking to the students about who they are, what they do and what they participate in. Performances from Rebel Rousers, NESA Dancers and band gave their all for the 8th graders.

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Teaching Students To Secure Their Computers

Cyberpatriot teaches how to protect electronics from viruses. The Cyberpatriot club members are instructed by Mr. Poore. The team ended their season in the state rounds as a gold ranked team, however they will not advance to the national competition. National competition in Washington D.C from Mar. 11-15.

Astronomy: Join The Club

It’s not too late to join the “out of this world”, ISA Astronomy Club. Meetings occur every other Wednesday to discuss current events in the fascinating and dynamic world of astronomy, as well as to develop bonds with people who share similar interests. The next meeting will be on Wednesday, Feb. 4 in Mr. Polito’s, room – 802 […]

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Itching to read the latest Hunger Games book before the final movie? Want to listen to some current books? The library has the answer through the app Overdrive. This one app includes thousands of eBooks, audiobooks, and videos from your local library. The NEISD library offers a nice variety of ebooks and audio books in Fiction and Non […]