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The School Newspaper of Texas High School

Tiger Times

The School Newspaper of Texas High School

Tiger Times

Securing The College Dream

Securing The College Dream

Story by Palin Nichols and Reagan Crow December 5, 2025

Pride and excitement filled the room on Dec. 3, 2025,  as six talented student-athletes officially signed their letters of intent to compete at the collegiate level. The signing day ceremony highlighted...

Sophomore Zoey Taylor receives information during the annual College Night  on Nov. 4, 2025 in the Math and Science Building at Texas High School. As a doorway to opportunities in college, the military or trade school, this event encouraged students to be open to all possibilities.

Countless Colleges

Story by Temilola Ogunkolade, Culture Editor November 10, 2025

Tables riddled with university colors and brochures line the walls of Texas High School’s Math & Science Building as hundreds of students and parents view each college. With a welcoming smile and...

Monday Nov. 4, Texas High will host its annual College Night, allowing students to learn more about the college application process and available scholarships and visit with representatives from over 60 different colleges, universities and workforce programs.

Future ready

Story by Jillian Tyler, staff writer November 4, 2024

Tables of recruiters and representatives line the Math and Science Building as excited students roam the halls, searching for information on how to get into their most wanted colleges with their parents.  On...

Hailey Van Lith #10 of the Louisville Cardinals looks to pass during the second half against the Oregon Ducks in the Sweet Sixteen round of the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament at the Alamodome on March 28, 2021, in San Antonio, Texas. (Carmen Mandato/Getty Images/TNS)

Transfer troubles

Story by Kailyn Williams, Sports Editor May 8, 2023

When going through the recruitment process, the thought of making the “wrong decision” sits in the back of the minds of athletes.  What if I don’t like the program? What if my teammates don’t...

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University v. Diversity

Story by Joseph Haynes-Stewart, Editor In Chief April 11, 2023

The Supreme Court is the law of the land in the United States. It is arguable that there is no other institution that comes even close to matching the Court’s influence over American society to this...

The college experience

The college experience

Story by Kailyn Williams, Sports Editor February 24, 2023

On Nov. 13, 2022, University of Idaho students Ethan Chapin, Xana Kernodle, Madison Mogen and Kaylee Goncalves were murdered in their off-campus residency in the middle of the night.  Infamous serial...

Due to COVID-19, college applications dropped greatly as students made decisions to take gap years.

Abandoning admissions?

Story by Sophie Keller, Webmaster February 7, 2023

College enrollment rates have been declining in recent years. This is in part due to the still lingering effects of COVID-19; however, there is more to this problem. “The pandemic saw lots of kids...

The government issued an order that will forgive up to $10,000 of student loans debts. This aid will help many still struggling to pay off their debts.

Disappearing debts

Story by Nashita Kalam, News/Feature Editor November 5, 2022

After countless all-nighters, stressful exam days and managing a new way of life, students are finally handed a diploma that suddenly turns them loose into the real world. All is well until they realize...

Assistant Principal Mrs. Stark delivers a speech to juniors. The Junior Experience taught students about ACT and SAT testing strategies, financial aid, and college readiness.

The junior experience

Story by Gracie Tucker, Culture Editor August 30, 2022

Juniors and their parents filled the Sullivan Arts Center Aug 29, 2022 for “The Junior Experience” led by the Associate Principal for College & Career Readiness, Bettie-Lynn Stark, helping students...

The College Board recently announced that the format for the SAT will be shorter and entirely online beginning in 2024.

Putting it to the test

Story by Nashita Kalam, Staff writer February 16, 2022

After constantly writing personal essays, submitting transcripts and counting up community service hours, there is only one more component left to complete the college application process: submitting a...

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