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Author Chloe Jordan

Chloe Jordan

Feature Editor

Chloe Jordan is currently a junior at Johnson. She has enjoyed writing and journalism since seventh grade. Her other favorite hobbies include roller skating, collecting crystals, and painting. You’ll most likely find her in the Theatre workshop, backstage, or at a computer in A128.

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Our school is lacking a dedicated announcements format

Chloe Jordan
May 3, 2022
Features
While the school already uses multiple announcements formats, there is no one dedicated format to ensure students have a consistent source of information.
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Changes to next year’s bell schedule will be minimal

Chloe Jordan
April 22, 2022
Campus News, News
It is anticipated that next year’s bell schedule will be much like this year’s, with the possible exception of lessening the day ten minutes by starting five minutes later and ending five minutes earlier. 
Hailey Hickerson's Battle of the Flowers band festival artwork is displayed in a black picture frame on a colorful tablecloth, garnished with a white third place ribbon.

Senior places third in Battle of the Flowers cover art contest

Chloe Jordan
April 22, 2022
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
Competing against 300 other people, senior Hailey Hickerson received third place in the Battle of the Flowers Cover Art Contest.

Upcoming SAT on campus for junior class

Chloe Jordan
March 18, 2022
Campus News, News
The SAT will be administered in paper-pencil form on Wednesday, March 23 for juniors only. Students taking the exam will need to arrive at 8:45 to get to their assigned classrooms, as displayed on posters around the school. 

Prom set for March 26 after three years of hiatus

Chloe Jordan
February 28, 2022
Campus News, News
Prom will occur on March 26 from 7 p.m. to 12 a.m.. Students are able to buy tickets through March 25.

DECA advances to state

Chloe Jordan
February 19, 2022
Campus News, News
Twenty DECA members will be competing in the state competition in Houston February 24-26.

Upperclassmen moving at end of high school years at disadvantage

Chloe Jordan
February 7, 2022
Features
For senior Donna Manninen, moving to Texas meant more than just adjusting to the humid weather.
A critical updates section of the NEISD website lists 1328 in-person students, and 436 employees have reported having COVID.

District faces new rise in COVID numbers

Chloe Jordan
January 14, 2022
Covid-19
The district is facing another spike in COVID cases after winter break attributed to the Omicron variant.
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MorningStar Farms vegan bacon, vegan sausage: a culinary distaster

Chloe Jordan
December 13, 2021
Arts & Entertainment, Food
While vegan food currently has the appeal of protecting animals from exploitative systems and eating healthier (sometimes), MorningStar Farms is not the brand to turn your head towards for meat replacements.
In the form of an Instagram story, Sage McClenney reposts the list of books that could possibly be removed.

District librarians required to review newly released list of books thought to cause discomfort

Chloe Jordan
December 12, 2021
Campus News
Matt Krause, member of the Texas House of Representatives, has targeted and compiled a list of 850 books he believes to cause students discomfort. This has a real effect on students in NEISD - these books could be pulled off the shelves.
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