When Laura Lee tested the water quality at Cottonwood Park for an AP environmental science project, she realized that this assignment went beyond the classroom. The results showed that the environment...
As the Eaglettes arrived at the Showtime International TVCC Extravaganza, many struggled to control their nerves.An annual competition, the Extravaganza showcases some of the best drill teams in the area...
As Fake ID by Big and Rich blared through the speakers, senior Desperado Taylor Baxter was tossed in the air by her partner, Noah Franklin. As the second song began to play, Baxter switched to dancing...
Students met with the PTA and RISD superintendent Jeannie Stone to ask questions and discuss important issues as part of RISD Say Something. The PTA organized the event in the library and had popcorn and...
In hopes of making Hispanic families feel more involved and supported in school culture, various clubs held a Hispanic family connection night in the Library.
"Our mission is to help them feel included,...
Metal shavings fall to the floor of the Robotics room as senior Abby Ramirez shaves down a large piece of metal.
Ramirez was using one of the many new machines that the Robotics Magnet obtained at the...
In an to effort give students an anonymous way to report things like vaping, bullying and violence, a district committee unveiled an app named "Anonymous Alerts" at the beginning of the school year.The...
In hopes of more accurately representing the program, the Theatre Magnet chose to change their name to The Theatre Collective. A committee including the theatre directors, current and past students, and...
The biggest library fine Jeff Dunham ever paid was $10,000. As a little boy he wandered up to the Dallas Book Mobile, a traveling library sponsored by the Dallas Public Library, and checked out a book...
Senior Lily Flandorfer’s six by four foot canvas was exhibited at the Blue Print Gallery in Dallas after hours of slaving away as she sketched, painted and perfected the piece. Blue Print sponsors...
With the roaring applause dying down, director Erik Archilla walked onto the auditorium stage, flowers in hand, to congratulate the seniors of his first-ever musical.The Theatre Magnet chose Legally Blonde,...
After settling a lawsuit with former board member David Tyson, The RISD board announced they will move to a single-district voting system for board member elections
