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The School Newspaper of Texas High School

Tiger Times

The School Newspaper of Texas High School

Tiger Times

The district’s newest building stands as a launchpad, empowering students to learn, grow and dream bigger than ever before. Following the passage of the Imagine 2026 Bond, construction on the new Career & Technical Education (CTE) facilities commenced, marking a significant step toward expanding opportunities for student growth and innovation.

From Blueprint to Reality

Story by Palin Nichols, Sports Editor February 2, 2026

It began with a vision for a place where ideas ignite and imagination knows no limits. Within this modern space, collaboration blends with creativity and every corner invites curiosity and connection....

New Texas High School educator Monique Ross works intently to complete a task on her computer. Ross’s impact on her students and fellow teachers demonstrates her effectiveness with others.

Living Her Purpose

Story by Temilola Ogunkolade, Culture Editor November 12, 2025

Observing students, managing behavior and supporting a safe learning environment are among the primary tasks of a special education co-teacher. Monique Ross loves learning about nerdy things, like law...

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...

The talk behind the mask

The talk behind the mask

Story by Nashita Kalam, Staff Writer October 6, 2021

Chattering filled the classroom. “Did you hear? We don’t have to wear masks anymore!” This was a common phrase used in Texas around the time of May. Many repeated these words with excitement...

Amelia Stansbury works on one of her latest digital art pieces in class. After high school, Stansbury plans to teach art.

From canvas to screen

Story by Zoe Rushing, staff writer April 25, 2021

A girl sits in her art class as she diligently works and sketches out her next project with a unique design already planned in her mind. Hours later, a piece will emerge from the initial pencil sketch....

Senior Clara Smith sits at her dining room table working on her assignments. Texas High School transitioned to online education following the spread of COVID-19.

That’s so old-school

Story by Doug Kyles, staff writer April 16, 2020

It’s true that looking up from your phone to discover you’ve just spent the entirety of another day in quarantine on social media or Netflix is no good feeling. But, if you all haven’t forgotten,...

Birth control is one of many aspects that is not covered in abstinence-only education. According to Planned Parenthood, only 18 states have legislation that require educators to share information about birth control.

A safer sex ed

Story by Cameron Murry, staff writer August 25, 2018

A look around shows a large room as middle schoolers and high schoolers gather and peer at a small screen showing the dangers of sex, condoms and birth control. Many students blush, sweat or giggle under...

Sophomore Macie Webb attends a meeting about the Texas High trip to London, Paris, Munich, and the Swiss Alps. She will accompany the group to travel to Europe on July 6.

Tigers tackle Europe

Story by Molly Kyles, feature editor June 3, 2018

This summer, while most of Texarkana takes on some sunscreen and shades, one group of students, teachers, and parents will be taking to the skies. The group will depart for a ten-day trip to London, Paris,...

The next airbenders

The next airbenders

Story by Madison Brown and Misty Lopez, managing editor and in-depth editor May 25, 2018

Everything the teacher says is a blur. Each second passes as the teacher turns around to wipe away the equation on the board. Time is at an apparent standstill. This is it— the perfect opportunity....

Algebra II teacher Nicole Ayers stands with her husband, Brandon, and children, Christopher, 11, Katherine, 9, and Daniel, 8. During the summer, the family competed in Brain Chase, an academic treasure hunt. The family won the competition, which included a $10,000 prize. submitted photo

Riddle me this

Story by Emma Anderson, staff writer November 8, 2017

As the minutes droned on, listening to procedures and curriculum standards, a noise pierced the room and captured algebra II teacher Nicole Ayers’ attention. She exited the meeting room and answered...

Numbers never lie. There is a divide in performance. Schools struggle with making sure each student is prepared to pass their exams, but it's not enough. Something must be done to close the separation between haves and have nots in education.

The great divide

Story by Tyler Snell, print editor-in-chief February 16, 2016

The alarm clock rings. He lazily climbs out of the bed, puts on some clothes and trudges to school. The bell rings, and it’s test day. But he didn’t study. He doesn’t care. He just wants to take...

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