On Nov. 18 JROTC went on their annual service learning trip, this year they went to the Holocaust Museum where they heard the testimony from a survivor, walked through the museum, and discussed modern day discrimination.
This parody is a remake of the meme, “Are you going to finish that croissant.” …
A supermoon is when the moon itself is at its closest point to the Earth. For the next three months the supermoon will take place. This supermoon will be the closest and brightest in 2016. It will also be the largest supermoon since 1948. The next full moon this close the the earth is predicted to happen on Nov. 25, 2034.
Pop show was performed by the PFC on Nov.17 where they performed their songs that they had learned.
Students involved in sports, dance, band, UIL and other extra curricular are anxious to receive their nine weeks report card. When viewing their report card students hope to have a sigh of relief instead a feeling of dread. The nine weeks report card regulates their achievement throughout a time period giving them play time. A grade above 70 determines eligibility for those involved in extra curriculum.
Thanksgiving break is fast approaching, meaning a whole lot of free time on your hands. Netflix and Hulu have several shows and movies you could binge-watch to pass the time.
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, premiering in theaters Nov. 18, is a Harry Potter film series spinoff where Newt Scamander (Eddie Redmayne), a Hufflepuff, has just completed his journey to find all magical creatures. In spite of the release of this movie, a total of 54 random students and teachers were asked: “What Hogwarts house would you be sorted into?”
Girls basketball district competitions doesn’t start until Dec. 16, however the varsity girls are fired up and ready to put forth great efforts at the preseason games.
Wurstfest is an annual event hosted in New Braunfels that the German Club goes to for a whole day taking in the German culture.
Everyone with a dietary restriction knows how difficult it can be to find food to eat around the holiday season. Traditional Thanksgiving foods aren’t all allergy-friendly, so here are some alternatives you can try this Thanksgiving so you’re not stuck eating only sides.