Story by Palin Nichols, Sports Editor
• October 24, 2025
From a small town in Louisiana to the busy halls of Texas High School, Mallory Ogea feels at home in her classroom. Her love for English and commitment for her students’ success, while also juggling...
Story by Catie Loomis, Editor-in-Chief
• September 12, 2025
The air feels electric as students and faculty wait in anticipation as second period at Texas High School begins. Yolanda George shuts her classroom door, locking out any of her new freshman students to...
When Stephen Teague teaches his classes, students happily participate, raising their hands and engaging in class lectures. In this classroom, Teague covers the full scope of government and economics, preparing...
As whisks stir and cakes bake in the oven, Kamryn Hamilton composes her lesson plans for the next day. Many Texas High students and administrators consider Hamilton a hard-working, aspiring health science...
“The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.” It’s a phrase many remember from science class, where concepts of biology--like cell theory and DNA--are able to shape students’ understanding...
Story by Gracie Tucker, Culture Editor
• March 31, 2023
Family, friends, past colleagues and former students filled the foyer at the Sullivan Arts Center March 27, 2023 for the induction of former Texas High School English teacher Monica Washington into the...
Story by Anna Lee, Staff Writer
• January 25, 2023
Being classified as one of the bigger schools in East Texas, Texas High is known for its excellence in academics and wide variety of course options and career paths offered. However, none of this would...
Story by Zoe Rushing, Print Editor
• November 11, 2022
Performing and theater have always been a part of him, whether it was expressed through his acting or work behind the curtain. This wasn’t something he could ever let go of, and he plans to continue...
Story by Macy Maynard, Editor-In-Chief
• September 26, 2022
With many things going back to normal this 2023 school year at Texas High, things in room 50B look a little different for the students. With previous publications adviser Rebecca Potter leaving TISD, a...
Story by Peyton Sims, editor in chief
• April 8, 2021
Ota Ibayomi Sugbon Oluwa Mayowa Abraham Onare.
These seven words are not the mere jumbling of letters that many perceive them as. They represent a culture. They’re an identity. They’re a name. While...
Four long, grueling years of memorizing textbooks cover to cover, navigating social settings and tirelessly clawing at the top class rank. All for a printed sheet of paper allowing young adults to move...
Story by Zoe Rushing, staff writer
• November 11, 2020
A teacher waits anxiously for the school bell to announce the beginning of the new day. Minutes race by as she finishes the final preparations for her classroom. As she finishes preparing, the bell rings...