NEISD Scholastic Journalism

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	Waiving the SAT and ACT by David Kent \| staff writer With the school year beginning to come to a close, juniors and seniors alike are scrambling to sign-up for both the SAT and the ACT. For those students who cannot financially afford to pay for the tests, waivers can be (More)
	New year, new fitness options by Alexis McCutchan \| staff writer For students looking to save some cash and still wanting to meet their New Year's resolution of staying fit, here are some places that offer discounts or give free sessions to students! Orangetheory fitness. (More)
	Black girls celebrate Black History Month by Michelle Brooks \| staff writer To celebrate the Black History Month , four junior girls have organized a way for black girls at Johnson to get in formation. “It is an empowerment of young black girls and other girls who are mixed with black (More)
	Apps to deny distractions by Alexis McCutchan \| staff writer While technology can aid learning and teaching, constant beeps and dings of a student's notifications can be distracting. “I tend see a kid on their phone every period, the notifications for social media can r (More)
	Students plan for future by Laura Navarro \| staff writer Some people don’t spend time thinking about what they want to do after high school and consequently, there are some requirements are needed that students may not know about. “Certain college majors, such as those (More)
	Best apps to help high school students get ready for college by Victoria Ramirez \| staff writer Applying for colleges and scholarships can be overwhelming but there are plenty of apps that can simplify the process. Here's some of the best apps out there for seniors. More)
	JROTC Up For The Challenge	No Pass, No Play! Students involved in sports, dance, band, UIL and other extra curricular activities are anxious to receive their nine weeks report card. When viewing their grades students hope to have a sigh of relief instead a feeling of dread. The nine weeks grade (More)
	French Visits Texas Culture Institutes [caption id="attachment_33247" align="alignleft" width="300"] Juan Alvarez by Alexa Hausauer (More)
	The Exchange Experience Getting the opportunity to become an exchange student and, leaving the U.S to another country are all the new things students get to experience and become accustomed to would be thrilling and quite interesting for anyone. For Rita Garcia-De-Borito th (More)

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	Waiving the SAT and ACT by David Kent \| staff writer With the school year beginning to come to a close, juniors and seniors alike are scrambling to sign-up for both the SAT and the ACT. For those students who cannot financially afford to pay for the tests, waivers can be (More)
	New year, new fitness options by Alexis McCutchan \| staff writer For students looking to save some cash and still wanting to meet their New Year's resolution of staying fit, here are some places that offer discounts or give free sessions to students! Orangetheory fitness. (More)
	Black girls celebrate Black History Month by Michelle Brooks \| staff writer To celebrate the Black History Month , four junior girls have organized a way for black girls at Johnson to get in formation. “It is an empowerment of young black girls and other girls who are mixed with black (More)
	Apps to deny distractions by Alexis McCutchan \| staff writer While technology can aid learning and teaching, constant beeps and dings of a student's notifications can be distracting. “I tend see a kid on their phone every period, the notifications for social media can r (More)
	Students plan for future by Laura Navarro \| staff writer Some people don’t spend time thinking about what they want to do after high school and consequently, there are some requirements are needed that students may not know about. “Certain college majors, such as those (More)
	Best apps to help high school students get ready for college by Victoria Ramirez \| staff writer Applying for colleges and scholarships can be overwhelming but there are plenty of apps that can simplify the process. Here's some of the best apps out there for seniors. More)
	JROTC Up For The Challenge	No Pass, No Play! Students involved in sports, dance, band, UIL and other extra curricular activities are anxious to receive their nine weeks report card. When viewing their grades students hope to have a sigh of relief instead a feeling of dread. The nine weeks grade (More)
	French Visits Texas Culture Institutes [caption id="attachment_33247" align="alignleft" width="300"] Juan Alvarez by Alexa Hausauer (More)
	The Exchange Experience Getting the opportunity to become an exchange student and, leaving the U.S to another country are all the new things students get to experience and become accustomed to would be thrilling and quite interesting for anyone. For Rita Garcia-De-Borito th (More)