AP Seminar makes its debut
Johnson High School is now offering AP Seminar, the first class of the two year AP Capstone program. English and Philosophy teacher, Julia Whitfield is the AP Seminar teacher.
Senate passes law to limit emergency drills each semester
by Kahyin Rasher | staff writer
The Senate has passed a new law limiting schools to eight emergency drills a semester.
Officials think schools have been spending too much, or too little time doing emergen...
Many people don’t realize the importance of the FAFSA
by Tala Kamil | staff writer
The FAFSA application process opens on Oct. 1,providing access to financial aid for students applying to college.
“The FAFSA is your financial aid info and assistance with ge...
Flex classes begin next week
Assistant Principle Sean Reno gives information regarding Johnson's Flex classes and explains how the program will help students and teachers alike.
Tardy sweeps begin, new consequences in place
by Eric Martinez | staff writer
Students who rack up tardies will now face a wider range of consequences.
“After three tardies, the students will receive a verbal warning; after seven tardies, they will s...
AP registration is right around the corner
Emma Fischer|feature editor
The new milk, fence and cafeteria tables haven’t been the only changes made to Johnson High School. AP testing registration is no longer in the spring; it’s just around the corner...
New marketplace plans to hit the street this summer
Elly Beauchamp | Editor in Chief
Since the beginning of construction of the marketplace on the corner of Evans and Bulverde began, it's been a question to what exactly will be going into the new buildings th...
What’s new at Starbucks?
by Alexis McCutchan| Editor-in-Chief
Caramel Ribbon Crunch Frappuccino $4.45
The new frappuccino is similar to the caramel frappuccino just made with a dark caramel and includes cookie crumbles on top. Last...