Softball in BBQ Business
Games aren’t the only thing softball is winning. On Oct. 16, the softball team put …
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D-Wing Elevator Operation Postponed
Since Sept. 29 the D Wing Elevator has been non-operational, forcing students with accessibility issues …
Attention To Detail Q+A: Matt Castillo
When you think of teenagers working, what do you think of? Babysitting, fast food, retail. …
The Workforce Is Understaffed
The workforce is severely understaffed and this is not simply people just being lazy and …
Can We Trick or Treat?
Last year there wasn’t much of a celebration at all, people set up grab-and-go candy …
JROTC Up For The Challenge
JROTC members are taking on the Urban Raider challenge Dec. 2-3, The event will be held at Camp Bullis, consisting of five major events: 5k run, an obstacle course, rope bridge, cross country rescue and an event called the gauntlet.
No Pass, No Play!
Students involved in sports, dance, band, UIL and other extra curricular are anxious to receive their nine weeks report card. When viewing their report card students hope to have a sigh of relief instead a feeling of dread. The nine weeks report card regulates their achievement throughout a time period giving them play time. A grade above 70 determines eligibility for those involved in extra curriculum.
French Visits Texas Culture Institutes
Bonjour, Wednesday Oct 26 French honor students, will be heading downtown to study more of French culture at the Texas Institute of Cultures. In addition they’re pen pals with a group of students from Burgundy, France; they will be exchanging photos of their trip with them.
The Exchange Experience
Picture yourself getting the opportunity to become an exchange student, leaving the U.S to another country. All the new things you’d get to experience and become accustomed to would be thrilling and quite interesting. For Rita Garcia-De-Borito the process was hard, especially having to study a new language since she didn’t already know English, adapting to a new environment, and coping with new people. As she has settled in, Rita claims it has gotten so much easier than it was from the start.
The Paperless Story on How We Murder Trees
Day by day, schools tend to use up excessive amounts of paper. Most of the time it ends up back in the bottom of a trash can or for those who are a bit more considerate, a recycling bin. One sheet could mean nothing, but for a tree it’s quite a big deal.