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 | by Caitlin Blackmon | feature editor Embarking on the college journey is an invigorating and nerve-wracking thought that’s quickly approaching reality for second semester seniors. But just because you’re young and dumb and have limited experience (More) |
 | by Ryan Polk | staff writer On Saturday, May 21, students will be rushing onto the football field to play a game of football. While this may seem like an obvious thing to point out at first, this “Powderpuff” game has its own unique set of rules (More) |
 | Can I still get my senior portrait taken? YES What's the pose for the yearbook this year? CAP AND GOWN Is there a charge for the yearbook pose? NO Seniors were able to start setting up appointments as early as August 2016 t (More) |
| *Contract and rate sheet for 2017 yearbook coming soon - check back here in August. If you have any questions, you can email our adviser at vjewet@neisd.net or call our office at 210.356.0479 (More) |
 | by Lauren Holzmann | arts and entertainment editor There are several different things that could play a factor this late in the year for reasons seniors won’t be able to graduate. Anything from outstanding fees to behavioral issues can keep you f (More) |
 | by Aliyah Armstrong | staff writer As the year winds down, so do the number of parking spots that are available in the student parking lot. This significant decrease in an already limited amount of parking spaces can be attributed to the increased (More) |
 | by Alyssa Pena | staff writer Well, seniors, we did it. We’re almost done. But before we can shrug into our gown and adorn our cap and tassel, we still have a few more weeks to go. Cue the exasperated groans. I know, I know, but we have to get thr (More) |
| by Ryan Polk | staff writer This Friday and Saturday, in the Black Box Theatre, the theatre department will be performing two very different plays. However, rather than being directed by teachers, these plays are chosen, performed, and directed by (More) |
 | by Michelle Brooks| staff writer As senior Breyah Richardson counts down the days to graduation, she is excited about getting to go to one of two colleges out of state. She was accepted to Loyola University in Orleans and LSU Shreveport, both on s (More) |
| by Aliyah Armstrong | staff writer Even as this school year comes to an end, the work is not over yet. While some seniors have already been accepted to college because they applied early, others are still awaiting their letters of acceptance becau (More) |
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