The voices from the Spanish rooms no longer speak Spanish. Instead, they speak theater and art. After years of not having enough storage space, art and theater have taken over the former Spanish classrooms when those were moved to the 100 hall, leaving them with plenty of space to make their ideas come to life. After countless trips down the halls to the old art storage across from the cafeteria,...

The engineering department is busy working on their newest projects for the year. Students and teachers in the department work together to accomplish complex designs. Some students might be still learning the basics of engineering, but everyone comes to work hard and learn new things. “My favorite thing about taking the class is that the majority of learning you do is on you, so your teacher...

Watching the upcoming performance of "Cinderella" by the theater department may be surprising for some members of the audience – it’s not exactly the Disney movie that most people know. While the plot is basically the same, there are differences, theater director Lisa Newton said. “It starts a little bit different, but all of the songs that people are familiar with are in there, just the...

Sophomore Eldon Braza's hands shake as he warms up in Mrs. Yates' classroom on Saturday morning, Sept. 21; it's the day of the All- Region Jazz Band auditions. In front of a panel of five judges, students from all around the region (which includes 58 schools from our area) audition to qualify for area. Students that qualified will audition again in October for a spot in the All- State Jazz Band,...

The scent of fresh coffee drifts through the air accompanied by the familiar sound of rolling wheels on a Friday morning. For many teachers, the coffee cart has been an end of the week staple for years. “When they come by, it kind of stops class, and you get to have that little break of, ‘Oh, I get a snack,’” teacher Caleb Watson said. “But, when the coffee cart comes by, I let them eat...