‘JHS’ Instagram accounts found to host problematic content
School administration has been notified by students and parents of Instagram accounts, many utilizing the “JHS” acronym, that have been found to produce and host problematic content.
District librarians required to review newly released list of books thought to cause discomfort
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.
Exemption guidelines introduced for final exams
The district's exam exemption guidelines for the fall semester look the same as last year's.
Seniors step up to assist custodians amidst staffing shortage
Two seniors have stepped up to lend a hand to school custodians in the middle of the ongoing staffing shortage.
Band returns from state and national competitions
Band returned from their trip to Indianapolis for grand national competitions, where they earned seventh place.
Blanket drive promoted to help out less fortunate during winter months
The ALE work based learning program has begun promoting a blanket drive for the less fortunate during the winter months.
District, school respond to threats made on social media
Threats were made against the school last month on Snapchat, but were determined to be unfounded.
Colored hair isn’t against the dress code anymore
The district has changed it's policy regarding hair color. Students will now be able to wear their hair in unnatural colors.
Garden club grows again
by Isai Carmona | sports editor
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Many students not aware of changes in grading, curriculum for class of 2025
Many freshmen are unaware of the changes in grading and curriculum that have already effected them well-before the first nine weeks.