• First Day! 8/11/2026

The Outside Look in Nepal

By: Samantha Golston Picture Source: NPR As some of us may have heard, read or maybe even seen, the Nepali government has been “overthrown” by its Gen Z citizens in less than three days with protests, resulting in the burning of government property and 74 deaths. Now as “cool” and “minimal” as it may sound,…

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Senior Year, Big Decisions

Written by: Zulaykha Ganatra & Zoe Martinez, Staff Writers Fall of senior year brings more than just football games and senior events; it also brings college application season. The pressure of these applications is starting to creep up, and the seniors are starting to feel a mix of excitement, stress, and anticipation. Between writing essays,…

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Out of Sight – But is it Out of Mind?

By: Gaurika Gupta, Managing Editor On June 20, Texas House Bill 1481 urged schools in Texas to adopt and implement policies in accordance with the bill’s guidelines by September 18. Therefore, although FBISD had already enacted guidelines for personal device usage during last year’s academic term which allowed students to use their phones during passing…

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The esports club has qualified for State

The two qualifying teams are Valorant and Apex. Apex initially competed on Thursday, May 1, qualifying for State. Valorant, having won 2nd in all of Central America, will compete at State today to get the title as the Texan Champs! “I wasn’t expecting to do that well in the beginning because I didn’t realize it…

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First Girls Football Team

Girls Football team makes AHS History Written by: Zulaykha Ganatra There’s a new team on our football field. For the first time in school history, there isa girls’ football team here at AHS. They’re already making quite an impact, showingeveryone that football isn’t just a sport for guys.The athletes on the team are focused and…

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