Theatre takes on first major production during pandemic
Tempest, theatre’s first major production since before COVID-19, opens its doors on Oct. 7.
Information you should know for the PSAT and SAT
The PSAT will be available for all underclassmen on Oct. 13, while the SAT will be available for seniors who did not take it last year on Oct. 28.
Band starts fundraiser for new water bottle refill stations
Johnson is raising money for new refill water fountains through band and other organizations.
Mexican-American, African-American studies courses now being offered on campus
Mexican-American studies, taught by English teacher Daniel Farias, and African American studies, taught by social studies teacher Timothy Green, are being offered to students for the first time this year
Surf’s up, It’s homecoming time
by Isai Carmona | sports editor
With homecoming postponed for over a year now, Johnson Student Council is preparing for the long celebrated, mum giving, Texas tradition.
Student Council adviser Kristine ...
Remote conferencing introduced for quarantined students
NEISD will now offer virtual conferencing and tutoring for students who need to remain off-campus.
Johnson theatre has many new shows lined up for this school year
This year, the johnson theatre department has many shows lined up, from a Shakespearean drama to senior directed plays.
Voter registration takes place in government, economics classes
Students were able to fill out their voter registration cards during government and economics classes to register for upcoming elections.
New TikTok challenge results in bathroom closures
The “Devious Lick” Tik Tok trend has resulted in most of the bathrooms on campus to close until the people that caused the damage are caught.
NEISD website adds new COVID information, changes are made to attendance
NEISD has made new online COVID data available on their website as well as made changes to attendance and the way absences are counted.