NEISD athletics adapt to a season affected by COVID Ben Barrera September 18, 2020 Covid-19, Sports With school board approval and UIL guidelines, the Jags are back on the field and on the court, gearing up for their fall 2020 seasons. “We're expecting every sport this year to have some little tweak to it ...
District phase-in plan moving forward Joseph Sweeney September 11, 2020 Campus News, Covid-19, News NEISD schools are set to reopen, but classes will not return to normal right away.
A way to help others in times like these Ella Wisely September 2, 2020 Campus News, Community News, Covid-19, Student Voices by Ella Wisely | staff writer A community should come together and help those in need or for pure enjoyment. Since quarantine started, there has been some opportunities to help around the house or give to lo...
Communities are spreading positivity through painted rocks Lauryn Hughes May 20, 2020 Community News, Covid-19 Lauryn Hughes | arts editor With the coronavirus keeping everyone at home there are new things that people are doing to help spread joy to others around them without getting too close to them. One of the new...
After Covid-19, what will change? David Kent May 7, 2020 Covid-19, Features by David Kent | staff writer Senior year is supposed to be the best year of high school, marking the entry into college and adulthood. However, instead of being able to enjoy her last year of high school, se...
2020 election takes backseat as COVID-19 spreads Elly Beauchamp May 7, 2020 Covid-19, Features Elly Beauchamp | editor in chief This Wednesday, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders dropped out of the race for the Democratic nomination against former Vice President, Joe Biden. The suspensio...
Where to turn when you want accurate information Tala Kamil May 7, 2020 Community News, Covid-19, News by Tala Kamil | staff editor Trying to find accurate information concerning the coronavirus can be hard, especially when you might need to update others. However, there are a few websites that can do just t...
Students feel economic crunch in their own way, face uncertainty Eric Martinez May 7, 2020 Community News, Covid-19, News Due to COVID-19 Grand Donuts had to resort to only allowing customers thru the drive-thru Eric Martinez | staff writer As of April 6, the American unemployment rate was thirteen percent as reported by th...
COVID-19 is no joke, but the memes are Lauren Loveless April 17, 2020 Arts & Entertainment, Covid-19, Social Media Day thirty-something of quarantine and the severity of the pandemic is really sinking in--we switch on the news, and they’re talking about the Coronavirus, we say good morning to our family and suddenly we’re talking about the Coronavirus. There’s no escape and everything seems gloomy, however, in these dark times there’s still some very amusing light.
Coronavirus is changing senior year plans Lauryn Hughes April 17, 2020 Campus News, Covid-19, News Seniors react to more special events removed from the calendar.
