Among the most controversial and heavily discussed items in the proposed budget to be voted on in the May 10 bond election is the $2.7 million enclosed, above-ground, 25-by-25 yard, eight lane training...
Deeply divided community members will be voting on a $76 million bond May 10, which, if passed, will allow the district to accommodate the projected increase in student enrollment by constructing new classrooms,...
Printing something in the library no longer requires signing into a computer as there is now a bluetooth compatible printer.
“Since most of the kids who print from the library have trouble uploading...
Calculators are an important part of testing, but beginning in the 2014-2015 school year, they will become even more significant. According to a Texas Education Agency (TEA) change in testing policy, next...
The Special Olympics will be held for the first time on campus April 25-26.
“Events for the meet will take place in the Lovejoy High School stadium,” organizer of Athlete’s Village Brendan King...
Jillian Sanders, Staff Reporter/Print Editor
• April 23, 2014
While the school parking lots may seem silent and still during the school day, before and after hours they can be a center for traffic and even reckless driving.
“There are several students that tend...
Life just got a little sweeter for young teenagers looking for work as Braums is hiring 14 and 15- year-olds to work day shifts.
“There are different requirements, I mean I'd like for them to be smart,...
Some big changes are in store for the 2014-2015 core courses and electives being offered. One of the biggest changes for next year’s courses allows upcoming juniors to take AP physics instead of Pre-AP.
“Currently...
The Dallas Morning News held its 23rd annual High School Journalism Day and Competition on Thursday, April 17. Seven students from The Red Ledger attended the event for the first time to participate in...
