The government’s fiscal year runs from October 1 to September 30. If Congress does not pass a spending bill for the next year fiscal year by 11:59 p.m. EST, the government will shut down.
There are...
The ‘Report It!’ posters can be spotted throughout the school. A new method to report incidents of bullying and other dangers related to school, students can now anonymously send information and...
Instead of the usual kids and parents all swarming around for soccer games at Celebration Park this weekend, there will be hundreds of people walking for a cause. The annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s...
Roughly one in ten McKinney residents are living below the poverty line. It’s a situation that Kohl's of McKinney and Christ Fellowship Church are hoping to alleviate.
Clothe a Child is an annual event...
Students who work for $7.25 an hour may soon receive a pay raise as the federal government is debating the merits of raising the federal minimum wage. Since the Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2012 was first...
All Senior Spirit Awards and Class Court winners will be announced Friday, Oct. 4 during the pep rally. Senior King and Queen nominees will be presented at halftime of the football game with the winners...
It’s that time of year again for students to show school spirit with Homecoming Week dress-up days.
Monday, September 30: “‘Merica Monday” - three basic colors with endless combinations.
Tuesday,...
As the calendar moves closer to Oct. 5, mundane problems and school matters fade in importance until there is only one thing on most student’s minds: homecoming.
Not necessarily how fun it’s going...
Freshman and sophomores are taking their first AP classes this year, AP Human Geography for freshman and AP World History for sophomores. It’s the first year the school has offered an AP level course...
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