Staring down at their bright screens and disregarding what is going on around them,most teens spend over 75% of their time on their phones. Many liking posts, stalking people they think that are cute, looking at videos/memes or reading what they call “news.”
by Jonah Besenty | staff writer The course card will once again be completed by students on paper this year. The district has come to this decision after the online version proved itself to be flawed. “So our districts computer...
Filling out college applications is a part of life for every senior.
Whataburger is going to start facing stiff competition as of early 2017 from San Antonio’s third In-N-Out Burger and the first in the north east side.
For the past month, the members of NEHS have been creating a unique children’s book that will have a lasting impact on their readers that are learning the ups and downs of growing up.
In the middle of a challenging lesson instructed by the orchestra student teacher, a commotion suddenly rose from the director’s office.
All year your teachers have been preparing you for this day; you took the practice tests, endured the tedious lessons, and have taken too many standardized tests to possibly keep track of them all.
As a way to commemorate a former band student, the Tom Miller Music Scholarship was developed and is now available to seniors who are interested in pursuing music in college.
This year, the librarians implemented a new pass system which affects the number of students allowed to utilize the resources in the library during flex and lunch. The paper passes are now laminated cards, and are restricted into a certain amount.
“We usually gave out 20, but we kept losing passes and students continued taking them to other places. We kept it at 20 because a lot of students already have permanent passes,” librarian Terri Sanchez said. “So those students come to me in the beginning of the year and say, ‘I'm going to the library every single day during lunch,’ so I gave them permanent passes. So in addition to the 20 there’s also those kiddos coming in.”
This year’s freshmen will be the second class to follow an endorsement path as a result of House Bill 5. With graduation requirements that follow an interest track, students along with their counselors are mapping out their high school careers in advance by completing an IGP.