With the last week of the six weeks being finals week, students needing to retake or make-up tests in the testing center will find themselves in a restricted schedule. Kara Core the testing room advisor...

‘Tis the seasons of semester exams for students and while most would prefer not to take them at all, the general consensus seems to be it’s better to take finals sooner rather than later. “It’s...

The holiday season is filled with shows, musicals, and performances, many of which can be found right here in the community. Below are a list of different popular shows and events occurring from now to...

The Texas Board of Education has taken the first steps towards eliminating Algebra II as a requirement for most graduation plans in 2014 and 2015. According to House Bill 5, the college-prep class will...

Classy clothes, chocolate cake, compelling company, and cheerful celebration. That’s what in store for the Advanced Academic Banquet being held on January 5, 2014 at the Courtyard Marriott in Allen....

Starting today, the cafeteria will now be serving Dominos Pizza on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. “It’s been a work in progress for the past month,” cafeteria manager Jackie Palovik said. “We’ve...

Among the 270,000 Dallas-area homes without power due to the recent ice storm, were members of the local community, some of whom were left without power for several days. “I had no power for three days,”...

The holidays can make for stressful times for anyone of any given age group. Parents can be stressed about what to get their kids, kids stressed about what to get their friends, etc. Going out and buying...

Yet again, Texas weather has surprised us. This time, with a sheet of ice covering the roads, creating extremely dangerous conditions for drivers. The cardinal rule of driving on ice is to avoid it, if...