New Voices Are Being Brought to Student Journalists
Haley Drewett, Jeremy Williams, and Jake Sarey
November 17, 2017
Filed under News, Opinions, uncategorized, WIN-TV
New Voices is an advocacy group for journalism students in America that fights for the rights of students to cover relevant information of public concerns without fear of punishment from their school. Although not consistent throughout all of the states in regards to rules and regulations, both students ...
San Antonio Voters Prepare for November
Michael Considine, Veronika Teysheva, and Ethan Jensen
October 13, 2016
Following the debate last Sunday, the 2016 election season is quickly coming to a head. Enthusiastic Americans are preparing themselves for Election Day as presidential candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton race to gain their support. “I think people are very passionate about what’s happening right now,” San Antonio inhabitant Sarah Levings said. Sa...
Grand Finale
Trey Brooks, Webmaster
May 19, 2016
Representing career paths from middle school education to chocolate confectionery, the cafeteria is lined with many diverse trifolds depicting various occupations that the independent study and mentorship students had devoted their year to. Despite this diversity, ISM students all started with the s...
Win Some, Lose Some
Rohit Bolla, Reporter
May 9, 2016
This was just one of six tests, all on the subject of India, that the Octathlon team took Saturday April 20 along with over 200 students from over 10 other cities. Each school sent a team of rising sophomores and juniors to represent their individual Academic Decathlon programs. While there is no sta...
The Giving Tree
Katherine Kiesling, Reporter
May 6, 2016
For the band, the past ten years have been full of change. For a program that started with 68 people, it has more than quadrupled in size to about 275 members, and went from having to clean slate to earning four state finalist positions. The one thing that has stayed constant for a decade has been director ...
The Perfect Storm
Grace Halverson, Copy Editor
May 3, 2016
Filed under News
While she sat in her AP Physics I class, junior Ariana Martinez tried to ignore her phone blowing up next to her on her desk. However, when over the course of ten minutes, her phone buzzed 52 times, she knew she had to see what was going on. Messages were pouring in from friends, her mom and even her t...
Read at Your Own Risk
Katherine Kiesling, Reporter
February 17, 2016
In recent years, schools have become more conservative in what they allow teachers to present in the curriculum. Statistics show that out of those education systems who object to mature types of literature, parents are ranked as the top protestors, followed closely by school administrations and then...
No More Broken Hearts
Jordan Reinken, Assignments Editor
January 29, 2016
Don’t be worried about being forgotten this Valentine’s Day. The 3B student council class has been working on making paper hearts to hang around the school. Every student in Wakeland will have a heart with their name on it somewhere in the hallways. “It’s just something nice to do for the ...
“Practically Perfect”
Grace Halverson, Copy Editor
January 23, 2016
Filed under News
Four and a half months of daily rehearsals, Saturdays spent building the sets, subconsciously humming the songs and stressing out over the approaching show dates came to the day the company of “Mary Poppins” was waiting for when the musical opened Jan. 21. At 7 o’clock p.m., the cast took ...
Liverpool Live
Jenna Zapata, Editor In Chief
January 15, 2016
It was quiet at the American Airlines Training Facility Saturday, January 9, except for the voices of the varsity women’s chorale. Standing on a small stage, they looked out into the crowd of coaches, athletes and the families who have dedicated their lives to the Liverpool Football Club. The choir was gi...
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