Story by Oviya Justin, editor-in-chief
• October 30, 2024
Quesadillas, mac and cheese, subs, patty melts and soup fill the cafeteria tables. Anticipatory chatter ensues as students gather, ready to try something different than the usual pizza, nacho and...
Story by Anna Lee, Staff Writer
• January 30, 2023
Upon returning to school after the Christmas holiday, Â students found themselves still required to pay for their lunches to be able to eat at school. Even with free or reduced lunch waivers, schools across...
Story by Nashita Kalam, News/Feature Editor
• January 20, 2023
The air in the cafeteria fills up with the aroma of tangy General Tso’s chicken, cheesy pizza and macaroni and cheese as students line up at a table filled with serving trays of the different foods....
Story by Haley Waddell, Staff Writer
• January 11, 2023
Every day, bags from multiple fast food restaurants sit in the office, waiting to be picked up by students. This semester, those bags will no longer be there.
School lunch drop-offs ended in January...
Story by Ashley Davis, Staff Writer
• October 5, 2022
Walking up to the lunch line, her stomach grumbles. She places her food on a tray and walks towards the lunch lady. As she puts in her lunch number, anxiety starts to rise. She questions whether or not...
As the coronavirus pandemic rages on, students and teachers continue to adjust to this alternative school environment. With the first six weeks coming to a close and many online students returning to campus,...
Story by Cameron Murry, staff writer
• August 16, 2018
In past years, cell phones at Texas High have been forbidden; no cell phone use in the halls, cafeteria or library. In some cases, phones have even been confiscated from pockets and backpacks just for...
In the early ‘60s and ‘70s Texas High had something that us as students have never experienced: open campus.
Open campus has many benefits to students, which can improve their overall performance...
Story by Emily McMaster, staff writer
• September 22, 2015
Medical Daily studies have shown that calorie free drinks can cause people to develop metabolic syndrome, which can lead to type 2Â diabetes and heart disease. Â Although it is believed by some people...