• First Day! 8/11/2026

Zoe Martinez

Student Spotlight: Hannah Vettoor

This student spotlight is about Hannah Vettoor, Senior – Class of 2027. Q: What is one experience from high school that you will always remember, and why? A: Senior sunrise, because I found it to be a really nice way to start the day, and I really liked it. Q: What is something that you…

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SAT is Stressing Out Students

By Brandon Chew Every year, students across the nation study for hours on end to prepare for the SAT. As if going through junior year wasn’t hard enough, students must now add studying for this one test which could determine their entire future. The SAT is an exam taken by high school juniors all over…

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Student Spotlight: Chloe Nguyen

Q: What are some clubs and activities you participate in? Chloe: I play golf and volleyball, and I volunteer with my church.  Q: What are your career and college plans? Chloe: I want to attend UT and become a physical therapist.  Q: What’s your favorite subject? Chloe: Forensics.  Q: Who’s your favorite teacher? Chloe: Austin Curtis.  Q: What are…

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Protecting School Safety During Federal Enforcement

By Tooba Khan When federal immigration operations surge through local neighborhoods without notice, the damage extends far beyond the individuals targeted. A five-day operation across Indiana led to over 400 arrests by federal immigration officers. Local city leaders and school administrators were completely left in the dark. Panic hit neighborhood streets instantly, and according to…

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Why Students Feel the Pressure

By Lana Barakat, Staff Writer College today costs more than ever, and students across the country are feeling it. Tuition alone can be thousands of dollars each semester, but that’s only the beginning. When you add housing, food, textbooks, transportation, and basic living expenses, the price of getting a degree becomes overwhelming for many families….

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Students Should Be Allowed to Use Phones During Lunch

By: Isabella Restrepo For most students, lunch is one of the only times during the school day when they can actually take a break. Students spend hours going from class to class, doing assignments, taking tests, and listening to teachers. So, when lunch comes around, students should be able to relax and have some freedom….

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