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.
Art Magnet students volunteered at the Cottonwood Art Festival's crafting tent and helped elementary school students make various crafts like tissue paper hats, clay pots and tree necklaces.
"It's not...
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...
308 million Americans. 435 US Representatives. 64 Congressional Pages.
Junior Erin Brewer is spending the Spring semester as Congresswoman Sheila Jackson’s page in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Erin...
A group of students entered the stage dressed in formal black and a dead serious mind set. They sat down with their violins and violas on their laps, cellos between their legs, and basses in front of them...
“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...
It took three tries, but the Law Magnet finally got it down.
“On the count of three, everyone sit down on the legs of the person behind you. I promise, their legs will be there, as long as everyone...
As the cheerleaders flipped and cheered to “Don’t Stop Believing”, a video camera was trained on the Glee-themed Pep Rally to help RHS win $2,500 in the Ahead with Farmers Pep Rally Video Contest.
RHS...
When Alisa Salvans casually logged onto her email account and saw a message from Mr. Pickitt, she didn’t expect for him to be asking her to represent Richardson High School as a nominee for the prestigious Tech Titan of The Future award.
High school is, to put it gently, a little odd. For four years, gross, sweaty teenagers are clumped together and are expected to learn, socialize, get involved in activities, mature and figure out their...
