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Former Texas High School football standout turned coach arrested for online solicitation of a minor according to court documents.

Coach Faces Felony Charges • 1304 Views

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A Bowie County grand jury indicted former Texas High School coach Te’Vailance Hunt on May 7, 2026, for online solicitation of a minor, a second degree felony offense.

Grand jury indicts former coach • 417 Views

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Silence travels through the auditorium as former Texas High student and attendee of the University of North Dakota, Jeb Baugh, asks world-renowned partner with Turning Point USA, Glen Beck, a question that sent society into inquiry. Baugh’s question caused numerous young conservatives and news outlets to support him and show interest in the matter.

Spotlight on Controversy • 335 Views

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On Monday, Oct. 27, the University Interscholastic League (UIL) announced a new regulation banning foreign exchange students from participating in varsity sports in Texas, in the upcoming 2026-2027 school year. The UIL stated the ban aims to maintain competitive balance and protect the integrity of high school sports, while critics argue it may reduce inclusion and diversity that enrich athletic programs.

Varsity Bans Unfold • 173 Views

NEWS
Students of the robotics team smile with their team name at the VEX Robotics sign. From Apr. 21-24 2026, Texas High School’s ‘Overworked and Underpaid’ robotics team participated in the VEX Robotics World Championships in St. Louis, Mo.
Competing at the world stage
May 13, 2026
A Bowie County grand jury indicted former Texas High School coach Te’Vailance Hunt on May 7, 2026, for online solicitation of a minor, a second degree felony offense.
Grand jury indicts former coach
May 13, 2026
Artist Hollyn Gerrald shares a painting of herself and her sister, representing how their lives have been changed. Students submit their art to be showcased at the yearly VASE Competition.
Displaying works of art
May 8, 2026
On April 27, 2026, the Mystery Cowboys robotics team smiled with their coaches at their send-off to the world championships. Texas High School hosted the send-off in Susan Waldrep's room.
Spirited sendoff
May 7, 2026
Students walk through the halls of the CTE 1 building. Following the opening of the CTE buildings, students and staff complained about an unknown stench.
Who dealt it?
May 6, 2026
FEATURE
Jaylen Rhone smiles as he wakes up a student. Rhone’s lack of an educator role prior to coming to Texas High gave him a fresh slate to learn and gain experience.
Double duty
May 7, 2026
Sophomore Kristopher LaPointe smiles with his memoir award. English 2 students submitted personal essays, three of which received scholastic honors awards.
Student writers shine
May 4, 2026
Algebra 1 teacher Alissa Bell passes assignments out to students. Bell's history teaching stretched 11 years before moving to Texas High in the fall of the 25-26 school year.
Fresh foundation
May 1, 2026
Susan Waldrep speaks into the microphone during a Student Council meeting. Waldrep holds the role of the student activities coordinator for Texas High School.
Waldrep legacy
April 29, 2026
SPORTS
Texas High School’s Spring Singing Day occurred on Apr. 15, 2026, where six students signed to various sports programs, including soccer, football, baseball, swim and softball.
On the road to college glory
April 21, 2026
Senior Preslie Clopp stretches to catch the ball thrown from another infielder. On March 17, the Lady Tigers took the win over the Marshall Lady Mavericks on their home turf.
Hitting the fast ball
March 31, 2026
Color guard member smiles as she performs on the court in front of hundreds of people. On March 7, 2026, various high schools and colleges competed at this year's Four States Winter Guard Competition, held at Texas High School.
Flair, flags and future
March 31, 2026
Where practice meets glory
Where practice meets glory
March 27, 2026
CULTURE
Companies often try to remake products that were once popular to market to people who feel nostalgic feelings toward them.
Profiting from the past
May 15, 2026
Social media continues to gain immense popularity in modern culture, so much so that many experience a decline in self-esteem. Many individuals start to depend on likes and comments for their confidence and self-image.
Scrolling for self-worth
May 11, 2026
Imposter syndrome is a psychological phenomenon rooted in a person's false belief in themselves. This most commonly affects highly successful or intelligent individuals due to their perfectionist tendencies. Often, they feel they aren’t worthy of the things they have accomplished.
Inner imposter
May 8, 2026
March serves as Self-Harm Awareness Month, established by LifeSIGNS in 1999. The movement was designed to make hard topics easier to discuss, highlighting the importance of supporting those who struggle silently.
The silent struggle
March 20, 2026
The stroke of a paintbrush used to hold just as much uniqueness as a fingerprint. But now, as artificial intelligence grows in popularity, artists start to incorporate this use of technology into their art. This causes viewers and fans to question whether the art still holds any value.
Separating the artist from the art
March 13, 2026
HEADS UP: March 16-21, 2026
Breaking Snooze
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OPINION
Two F/A-18 Super Hornets launch from the flight deck of the U.S. Navy Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln in support of the Operation Epic Fury attack on Iran from an undisclosed location March 3, 2026. U.S. Navy/Handout via REUTERS
Concerns over US-Iran conflict
Story by Jillian Tyler, Staff Writer
Usually, students show signs of stress after the first few months of the school year. The difficulty of junior year varies from the rest of high school, which creates a pathway for suffocating anxiety to make an appearance every morning and remain throughout the day.
Before the End
Story by Jillian Tyler, Staff Writer
Last week, Snowstorm Fern struck Texans statewide and forced them to be still, pause and reset. Though moments such as this can be easy to label as coincidence, sometimes timing feels way too intentional to ignore.
When Names Collide
Story by Kateleigh Crowson, Managing Editor
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