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	Volunteer opportunities in San Antonio around Christmas, even with COVID by Chloe Jordan \| tech editor As the most wonderful time of the year rolls in, people begin giving and sharing the love with those who need it the most: low-income families, the homeless, and the hungry. Here’s what you can still volunteer for, ev (More)
	Deaf etiquette - respecting deaf culture and being inclusive by Chloe Jordan \| staff writer As an American Sign Language teacher and member of the deaf community, one of Brett Koch’s jobs is to teach students to respect deaf culture and to have deaf etiquette. If you are a hearing person, there are a few si (More)
	TEA releases guidelines allowing districts to make students not succeeding in virtual learning return to in-person instruction by Chloe Jordan \| staff writer The Texas Education Agency has created new guidelines to allow districts to make students who are failing classes or have too many absences to stop virtual learning and come back to school in-person. “So, this las (More)
	The show goes on - a Johnson Theatre update by Chloe Jordan \| staff writer Junior Avery Neale walks to the Much Ado About Nothing rehearsal, despite the complications of COVID, where students are already setting up the makeshift stage marked with cones. Although actors have to keep their ma (More)
	Impactful death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg could affect election by Chloe Jordan \| staff writer Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was laid to rest last week and remembered as a woman who was a pioneer in the realm of gender equality. “She was only the second female to be on the court,” AP Government (More)
	Lunch precautions keeping students, staff safe by Chloe Jordan \| staff writer As the phase-in plan continues to move forward, precautions and safety measures are being put into place for lunches. “Students are allowed to eat inside the cafeteria and outdoor courtyard. There are stickers pla (More)
	Seasons on hold, future uncertain as campus remains closed Lauryn Chavez \| staff writer With the pandemic putting many things on hold, athletes are left questioning if they’ll be able to return to their sport this season. Principal Gary Comalander has eased some thought for these athletes as there is s (More)
	Varsity team settles into new roles by Ben Barrera \| staff writer Senior Brooke Stevens has some high expectations for the soccer team this season even though some key players were lost during the offseason. The team got to work right away starting the day their season ended la (More)
	Boys wrestling begin season with match against Madison by Sebastian Lucumi \| staff writer The Johnson wrestling season is beginning and Madison is the first opponent. The wrestling team is starting with conditioning and now has shifted into focusing on the technique of wrestling. Head wrestling co (More)
	Theatre finishes school year with senior directed plays by Sofia Colignon \| news editor As the year draws to a close, the theatre department finishes the year its own way, with their annual senior directed plays. The plays will be held on May 30 and 31. Tickets are five dollars for each show, and 15 do (More)

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	Volunteer opportunities in San Antonio around Christmas, even with COVID by Chloe Jordan \| tech editor As the most wonderful time of the year rolls in, people begin giving and sharing the love with those who need it the most: low-income families, the homeless, and the hungry. Here’s what you can still volunteer for, ev (More)
	Deaf etiquette - respecting deaf culture and being inclusive by Chloe Jordan \| staff writer As an American Sign Language teacher and member of the deaf community, one of Brett Koch’s jobs is to teach students to respect deaf culture and to have deaf etiquette. If you are a hearing person, there are a few si (More)
	TEA releases guidelines allowing districts to make students not succeeding in virtual learning return to in-person instruction by Chloe Jordan \| staff writer The Texas Education Agency has created new guidelines to allow districts to make students who are failing classes or have too many absences to stop virtual learning and come back to school in-person. “So, this las (More)
	The show goes on - a Johnson Theatre update by Chloe Jordan \| staff writer Junior Avery Neale walks to the Much Ado About Nothing rehearsal, despite the complications of COVID, where students are already setting up the makeshift stage marked with cones. Although actors have to keep their ma (More)
	Impactful death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg could affect election by Chloe Jordan \| staff writer Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was laid to rest last week and remembered as a woman who was a pioneer in the realm of gender equality. “She was only the second female to be on the court,” AP Government (More)
	Lunch precautions keeping students, staff safe by Chloe Jordan \| staff writer As the phase-in plan continues to move forward, precautions and safety measures are being put into place for lunches. “Students are allowed to eat inside the cafeteria and outdoor courtyard. There are stickers pla (More)
	Seasons on hold, future uncertain as campus remains closed Lauryn Chavez \| staff writer With the pandemic putting many things on hold, athletes are left questioning if they’ll be able to return to their sport this season. Principal Gary Comalander has eased some thought for these athletes as there is s (More)
	Varsity team settles into new roles by Ben Barrera \| staff writer Senior Brooke Stevens has some high expectations for the soccer team this season even though some key players were lost during the offseason. The team got to work right away starting the day their season ended la (More)
	Boys wrestling begin season with match against Madison by Sebastian Lucumi \| staff writer The Johnson wrestling season is beginning and Madison is the first opponent. The wrestling team is starting with conditioning and now has shifted into focusing on the technique of wrestling. Head wrestling co (More)
	Theatre finishes school year with senior directed plays by Sofia Colignon \| news editor As the year draws to a close, the theatre department finishes the year its own way, with their annual senior directed plays. The plays will be held on May 30 and 31. Tickets are five dollars for each show, and 15 do (More)