When college isn’t what comes next
With graduation coming up some seniors have found alternatives for not going to college straight out of high school.
What classes upperclassmen recommend underclassmen to take
With course selections coming up and finding the right classes are a must, with the help from upperclassmen here are the best and worst AP and non AP classes to take.
Students get COVID testing to comply with school, work rules
by Lauryn Chavez | sports editor
With frequent possible exposures to COVID-19, students have had to endure COVID tests before returning to school or work. However, there are different ways students can get t...
Students will take STAAR in-person in April
Though the STAAR test was waived last year, this year students will have to take the STAAR test in person April 9-12.
In-person instruction not expected to change despite rise in local COVID cases
by Joseph Sweeney | editor-in-chief
Following a rise in COVID-19 cases after the holidays, junior Sara Vilera asked herself the question: will NEISD schools be closing again?
“I am definitely scared of sc...
How can students return to in-person learning?
Although the Johnson campus is fully phased in, there is still the option for students to come back to campus.
Theatre’s finding COVID friendly ways to perform for their audience
by Lauryn Chavez | sports editor
Because protocols on gathering during COVID are strict, theater has had to adapt from their traditional showing of their plays. For the showing of “Much Ado About Nothing,” C...
UIL Academic season moves online for the near future
UIL season will see changes this year as students will compete virtually.
Second chance to take the PSAT
Students who were unable to sit for the PSAT will now have a second chance to take the test.
The path to attendance recovery
As the second semester begins, many students will need to make-up absences over the limit from the first semester to get the proper attendance credit.