“Right, because I’m really going to be using Calculus and Trigonometry after I graduate.”
“Why does it matter if America is falling behind other nations in school? We’re still the best!”
“Because,...
Hallie Fischer, Staff Reporter/Print Editor
• February 20, 2014
A student that has been in the district long enough knows the white screen, plastered with the message ‘Sorry, www.websiteexample.com is not currently accessible.” Above this message is the little...
The robotics team has earned a spot in the state championship Saturday, Feb. 22
in Greenville. The team advanced to state after a strong showing in the regional meet in Richardson.
Four robots were sent...
In an effort to excite students about their studies, PreCalculus teacher and school website manager Randy Brooks has launched a video campaign to get students enthused about taking AP classes and working...
It's an age-old debate: to bring or to buy. School lunches have a total smaller calorie count than home lunches because of the items being portioned out, however the food has more cholesterol and preservatives...
Valentine’s Day is known as a day when people are spreading joy to their loved ones, but, sometimes, people go the extra distance. An anonymous writer has been leaving love letters for unexpecting students...
Every year, students are required to do the state-mandated Fitnessgram. Consisting of a mile run, push-ups, and trunk lifts along with other activities, it’s usually an event dreaded by most students....
“And what exactly do you expect to do with that major?”
“How in the world will that help you get a job?”
With rising college costs and a more competitive job market, the study of the humanities...
It’s not cancer. His bald head leads many to think that’s what it is, but it’s not cancer. Freshman Parker Rexford finds himself repeating this statement over and over in response to questioning...
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