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.
District, teachers implement remote tutoring for those in need
Both the district and teachers on their own have begun offering remote tutoring for those in quarantine or in need of outside help.
Teachers have to adjust classes for the new year
Teachers this year are working to ensure that students are caught up in order to fill any gaps that students may have experienced last year.
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.
Campus deals with less custodial staff as year starts
The school year has begun with only a handful of custodians employed on-campus
Choir moves forward following over a year of quarantines, remote learning
Choir returns to a more normal school year.
Johnson has a new family specialist on campus
Johnson now has an on campus Family Specialist to help students and parents throughout the year.
Teachers start year emphasizing academic integrity
After a year that saw more than half of the campus learning remotely, questionable academic habits thrived. In order to counteract this, certain teachers are pushing students to consider the meaning of academic integrity.
Students, teachers adjust to new class schedule
Students and teachers have had a hard time adjusting to the new schedule for the 2021-2022 school year
Changes made to curriculum following return to in-person learning
Changes have been made to the ways students learn now that the school has moved back into 100% in-person learning