News
The Final Stretch
As May begins, students begin to prepare for their final exams and complete various projects and assignments that they are assigned.
Come On, Get Happy
Reagan’s first lip dub will happen next Thursday, May 8 at 4:15 p.m. Anyone is welcome to be a part of this event. The school will be lip-synching to Pharrell William’s popular tune “Happy.” Bring your school spirit and a school-appropriate prop or uniform that represents you or your team and makes you happy. If [...]
Rattler Sports
Boys and Girls Golf Teams Advance to State Tournament
The boys and girls varsity golf teams headed to the UIL State tournament Sunday after both teams placed well at the Regional Tournament in mid April. They will be playing at Onion Creek Golf Club in Austin, Texas, on April 28 and 29. “This week the kids have practiced harder than they have all year to [...]
Winning Together: Baseball Secures District Championship
Senior pitcher Troy Montemayor had all the right numbers last night. He allowed one run on seven hits and struck out five within seven innings, earning the Rattlers a 3-1 victory over the Churchill Chargers on April 22. The win secured the district championship and places Reagan as a top seed heading in to the [...]
Girls Soccer Advances to State Semifinals
The girls varsity soccer team will play two-time defending state champion Plano West Timberwolves in the state semifinals this Thursday, April 17 at 1 p.m in Georgetown, TX.
Arts & Entertainment
Review: Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice
The Reagan Theater Department performed their last production of the school year, William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice on April 29 and 30 and May 2 and 3 in the Black Box Theatre. The pure talent and drive that every one of the production students embodies was shown in this closing play that revolves around [...]
Review: La Dispute ‘Rooms of the House’
The post-hardcore band La Dispute released their third album, “Rooms of the House” on March 18th. The Grand Rapids, MI based band continued with their success by keeping the spoken word vocals and poetic lyrics. The band is made up of five friends Jordan Dreyer (Vocals), Brad Vander Lugt (Drums), Kevin Whittemore (Lead Guitar), Chad [...]
Divergent Stays True to Novel
The habit of comparing every detail of the book to the movie often leads to disappointment or even anger when the two don’t match up completely. “Divergent” is not an exception, but it managed to satisfy most fans of the book.
Blogs
Maddie’s Music Vol.1
Summer is finally here and while you’re out tanning, swimming, or headed to work you’re probably stuck listening to the same old tunes. How about listening to a band featuring one of Reagan’s finest? That’s right, junior, Jake Miles is the guitarist of the band, Alive in the Lights. If you’re a frequent listener of [...]
There’s an App for that
As the year comes to an end and summer approaches, students begin to look for new ways to spice up their summer. Unfortunately, with Texas weather it becomes difficult to do certain activities outdoors. Those looking to shape up, travel, or relax can do so just at the tip of their fingers. Viator- Anyone [...]
Tastes Of The Town Vol. 6: Greek War
John the Greek vs. Demos Greek Food No, I have not experienced every type of food in this world. There must be millions, but I have had the experience of trying Greek food, my favorite type of food. Greek restaurants come and go here in San Antonio but there are two that compete very closely. [...]
Features
‘Jekyll & Hyde’ Cast Member Profile
Junior Jared Dees takes on a classic lead character as he transforms into Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde in annual spring musical production
Wrestling with Stereotypes
Julia Pensiero breaks female typecasts on the mat one opponent at a time
It was her first tournament; she was only a freshman. Heart pounding, stomach aching, she shook nervously as she stood on the wrestling mat across her first bigger and stronger opponent.
A League of His Own
As UIL adds a track and field pilot program for students using wheelchairs, sophomore Wyatt Struxness hopes to be the first paralympian in the district to become an official member of a high school athletic team.
Views
School Clinics Should Have More Treatment Options
Students should be able to receive medicine for minor ailments while on campus
House Bill 5 Changes the Way Students Plan Their Future
House Bill 5 takes effective in the 2014-2015 school year, and it works towards giving students more options after graduating, whether they choose to further their education or go straight into the workforce. Also included is a decrease in the number of STAAR tests taken at the end of every year, going from a required [...]
Big Decisions Leaves Gaps in Knowledge
Big Decisions is the abstinence and sex education course taught at NEISD high schools, along with other districts along the country. It teaches various contraceptive tools that can be used, with a focus on making teens realize that abstinence is the best course of action. The Big Decision’s curriculum includes a lessons that the district [...]
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