NEISD Scholastic Journalism

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	Dance goes to Broadway After ending the season with a success, placing third overall at nationals, Dance will continue to grow as performers by going to New York on Apr. 25 to experience different dance styles and work with Broadway dancers. "Nationals was a team bondin (More)
	Pep Reaches Finals On Feb. 25 pep squad will be at San Marcos for their final competition.	Cheer team hopeful for back to back state championships by Nico Guzman \| staff writer Now that there are no more football games, the Johnson cheerleaders are starting to prepare for competition season that is coming up in a couple of weeks. “During football season, we focus more on small cheers abou (More)
	JROTC Up For The Challenge [caption id="attachment_33882" align="alignleft" width="300"] JROTC participating in one of their events. Photo b (More)
	Jump For Pop Show [caption id="attachment_33790" align="alignright" width="300"] Acapella group singing by Hope Herrera Performing popular so (More)
	Band Strives for the Top The marching band placed 1st in their division and 8th overall at finals on Saturday, Oct. 15. "It’s the first time that MacArthur has been included in the “finals” event," band director Mr. Evan Berry said. "I certainly think it validates a lot o (More)
	Swimming enters final heat by Samuel Abbas \| sports editor In a sport that requires so much physical and mental capacity, swimmers must be prepared to complete practices and participate in events throughout the season. This may vary depending on if the student is on the JV (More)
	Aquatics prepares for their fall season by Aliyah Armstrong \| staff writer The aquatics program is well into their fall competition season but in order for the team to be successful while competing, a complex tryout process is required. “We have two periods of swimming, there’s eigh (More)
	Multiple organizations secure a spot at state by Myralexis Tijerina \| staff writer Walking out the door, cello in hand, freshman Francesca Baldwin feels confident about the three to four minute solo ensemble performance she just gave at Madison high school. She has never made it this far in O (More)
	Cheer takes the state by storm by Aliyah Armstrong \| staff writer The bus ride was long, but the legacy that was created would last so much longer. An opportunity to make history was presented and they accepted it. The cheerleaders overcame obstacles and persevered through toug (More)