After representing RHS as an AVID demonstration site, 12 students were nominated as finalists for the Dell AVID Scholarship.
Nominees must maintain a 2.5 GPA, meet certain financial requirements and...
On February 16th, The RHS robotics team competed in Skills USA at Spring Field College and placed first and second in mobile robotics, and first and third in Urban and Search Rescue."I am extremely proud...
As the boys basketball team tried to leave the court in disappointment, South Garland players chased them down to give them a quick embrace and let them know they played a great game.Drawing the number...
After rising to number four in the state, the girls basketball team fell in the second round to unranked Tyler Lee in over time, 60-57.
"I was really just in shock because the whole time I wasn’t...
Principal Chris Choat’s familiar voice rang through the hallways as he announced through the intercom to students and teachers on Thursday that they were officially in lockdown.
A threat was made...
An impressive run at Regionals for the Richardson High School Academic Decathlon (AcDec) team earned a place for the team at state.“It feels incredible to make to state as we competed in the most...
As a police officer reads Law teacher Brian Sheguit his Miranda rights, he tightens metal handcuffs around his wrists. Mr. Westfall announces that a substitute teacher is on the way. Shocked, the students...
With the 23-point loss against Jesuit, the push to make the playoffs got much harder for varsity basketball. While tied with Lake Highlands for the 4th spot in district 10-6A, a win against W.T White,...
For the annual musical, the theater department put on the "Addams Family" February 1-4 with the help of art department, choir, dance, orchestra and band.The "Addams Family" cast and crew spent about two...
When Patrick Mishler was called down to the front office, he wondered what it could be about. As thoughts raced through his mind he walked into Chris Choat's office and saw his parents. Congressmen Pete...
Thirteen out of 14 students are advancing to the Delta Epsilon Chi and Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) state competition. This is the most students that have made state since Lee Geffert...
Pots and pans clatter as students dressed in white bustle around the kitchen. Amid the sound of chatter and the buzz of appliances, new culinary teacher Kathryn Good helps a student ice a chocolate cake.
Good...
![New Law teacher Brian Sheguit critiques a direct examination while freshman Natasha Kokkodil acts as the judge. I’ve just been here a semester so far, so I’m still learning the best way they learn, Sheguit said. Ive enjoyed it because they’re all very bright, they’re all very capable, and they’re all very talented. I like seeing that in them [and] being able to further develop it.](https://thetalononline.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/editaalhaddad_LawMagnetNov019-900x600.jpg)
