Decked out in a peace-sign t-shirt and multicolored beads, Deborah Lemon grooved to “Saturday Night Fever” in front of 2,000 of her daughter’s schoolmates.
“The Senior Parent Dance was hysterical,”...
By Cora Seelman
Every Friday before school, junior Mary Kelly Chance slips on her gold TOMS, ties her white hair ribbon, and puts on her Eaglette game-day uniform. As of October 18, after numerous...
Junior Savannah Huffman knows from watching Iron Chef and Chopped, her favorite cooking shows, that something always goes wrong on the day of a culinary competition.
At the Iron Chef North...
Hoping to show a more up-beat side, administrators asked teachers to dress in costumes for Halloween.
“I just tried to find something creative and something interesting that no one has done before,”...
By Talia Richman
When cross country coach Elizabeth Brown took over the team, there were 11 members. Not even enough to make up a full varsity or jv
team for boys or girls.
Five years later,...
Head football coach Brian Chandler is still unsure of what exactly happened during the last 59 seconds of Thursday’s football game against Sunset High School.
He knows one of his players intercepted a Sunset pass. He knows one of his players was punched. He knows an additional eight to ten of his players – along with the entire Sunset team – flooded the end-zone to join the fight.
Starting with the 2012-2013 8th graders, juniors and seniors will be required to take a full 7-period schedule and the number of quality points for Advanced Placement classes will increase from eight points to 10.
6,000 pounds of set pieces and a theater class stood on the hydraulic pit that is supported by columns that have stood for 60 years.
The pit started to shake. The sound of metal crunching on metal...
When Laura Ball’s doctor told her that she broke her back she didn’t ask him if she was going to be ok. She didn’t ask him for pain killers to numb the shooting pains moving up and down her spine....
The purple and gold bleachers of the large gym are usually filled with screaming students cheering on their team. On March 8, when head football coach Brent Whitson gathered his football team to let them know he was leaving for South Grand Prairie High School, the only thing felt in the stands was despair.
“Your son isn’t going to make it.”
ESL aide and mother Valentina Piñedo has been given this prognosis four times.
Students and teachers have raised $3,898 through garage sales, bake...
