District moves to accomodate refugee students
Their English is broken at best, but it’s better than that of their parents, who speak none. Their schooling, if there was any, has been interrupted by civil war, discrimination and time spent praying for a second chance in refugee camps.... READ MORE »»
Just clowning around
Senior Zach Pletcher is not your average teenager in the work force. He does not make a living at a fast food joint or a clothing store, mindlessly standing in front of a cash register. He does not show up to work wearing a muted company... READ MORE »»
Medical issues lead to early teacher retirement
Business teacher Kay Ward only had one month behind the desk this year before her life came to a screeching halt, causing her to say goodbye to her 12-year teaching career at the school. Over the past year, Ward has had back surgery, thyroid... READ MORE »»
Time heals wounds
During a football game in 2010, free safety LC Wright was sprinting to tackle the Plano Senior High running back hurling towards him. As he dived, the player’s knee slammed into Wright’s right shoulder, knocking it completely out of socket.... READ MORE »»
Junior wins Miss Teen Fort Worth title
Junior Aloria Prince stands backstage, waiting for the Miss Teen Fort Worth 2012 pageant to begin. It is only her second pageant, but her hopes are high. All around her is chaos as the other contestants prepare to go onstage. Girls apply their... READ MORE »»
Leaving the print behind
By the time midterms roll around in a few weeks, the average AP World History classroom will be changed forever. At the beginning of the second nine weeks, the school district will be replacing all of the AP World textbooks with brand new,... READ MORE »»
One-way ticket to adventure
When the school year comes to a close, seniors will be shopping for prom, brainstorming senior pranks or gearing up for graduation, but not senior Makayla Velarde. She will be in Europe soaking in the rich culture. She will have the opportunity... READ MORE »»
Inside South Pacific
In the past, musicals contained one group: musical theater. This year however, is an exception South Pacific contained a diverse group of people, from theater, choir, and orchestra/band students to Marquettes and football players. The play sets... READ MORE »»
News
District is to build freshman center on campusmarisa charpentier, meghan eurich, juliana adame
The district is in the process of finalizing plans to build a freshman center on campus that is set to open in August 2014. This campus will replace the parking lot found between the... Read more »
May 16, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under News
- Walking for a cure May 2, 2012
- Curbside recycling May 1, 2012
Sports
Time heals wounds
Vallery Phillips, Reporter
During a football game in 2010, free safety LC Wright was sprinting to tackle the Plano Senior High running back hurling towards him. As he dived, the player’s knee slammed into Wright’s... Read more »
March 1, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Sports, Top Stories
- Softball begins new season February 29, 2012
- Leaving it on the field February 7, 2012
Opinion
Kony 2012: our time is now
Michael Delgado
What if I told you there was a man that abducted kids for a living? How would you react if I told you he steals children as young as 13, and forced them into a military camp where they... Read more »
March 8, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Opinion
- Secular without judgement March 1, 2012
- Nook or book? February 15, 2012
Feature
Just clowning around
meghan eurich
Senior Zach Pletcher is not your average teenager in the work force. He does not make a living at a fast food joint or a clothing store, mindlessly standing in front of a cash register. ... Read more »
April 25, 2012 • 0 comments • Filed Under Feature, Top Stories
- Medical issues lead to early teacher retirement April 12, 2012
- Junior wins Miss Teen Fort Worth title March 1, 2012









