Changes in School Due to COVID-19

Lydia Wood and Brinklee Stegall|September 10, 2020

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PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT
To prepare for the dance showcase perfomances Monday, Nov. 18, and Tuesday, Nov. 19, middle and high school students practice their routines in the auditorium.

Dance Department Entertains Back-to-Back Sold Out Shows

THE HEARTBEAT OF THE BAND
The drum line waits for instructions on the field early morning Friday, Oct. 4, for their halftime performance at the varsity football game against Denton Ryan High School.

Percussion section plays at national convention after UIL championship

Theater students practice for the upcoming Theater Haunted House Nov. 18.

Theater Department Plans Yearly Community Fundraising Events

Listening to the Law
To learn about the history of law enforcement, junior Hailee Scroggins and Madeline Burns, senior Asyln Beyers, sophomore Audrey Kilton, and freshman Kate Cravery listen to law enforcement teacher Sgt. Juan Flores Thursday, Nov. 14 during first period.
"At my table especially, it’s fun because there’s one representative from each grade so that’s pretty cool," Byers said.

Pathway Deep Dive: Law Enforcement Classes Teach Students Civic Duty

After the match, junior Molly Garrison competes at the Cross Country meet Friday Oct. 11.

Junior Earns 6th at State Cross Country Meet, Helps Earn Team 3rd Overall

Galloping towards the gate, senior Anabella McNelly finishes her barrel racing run at BOD Rodeo 1 in Saginaw Sept 16. “It’s exhilarating, thrillling, exciting – especially when you win,” McNelly said. “You get there and you see your time and you’re like, ‘Oh my gosh. That was really good.’” McNelly finished with a time of 16.176 seconds, earning her fourth place.

Shoot, Ride, and Reel, Senior Overcomes Setbacks

Varsity volleyball senior co-captian Kenrie Pruitt signs to play college volleyball with A&M Corpus Christie at the fall signing Wednesday, Nov. 13, in the high school gym.

Athletes Sign College Commitments, Volleyball Players Share Journey to Play Next Level

Theater students practice for the upcoming Theater Haunted House Nov. 18.

Theater Department Plans Yearly Community Fundraising Events

Listening to the Law
To learn about the history of law enforcement, junior Hailee Scroggins and Madeline Burns, senior Asyln Beyers, sophomore Audrey Kilton, and freshman Kate Cravery listen to law enforcement teacher Sgt. Juan Flores Thursday, Nov. 14 during first period.
"At my table especially, it’s fun because there’s one representative from each grade so that’s pretty cool," Byers said.

Pathway Deep Dive: Law Enforcement Classes Teach Students Civic Duty

After the match, junior Molly Garrison competes at the Cross Country meet Friday Oct. 11.

Junior Earns 6th at State Cross Country Meet, Helps Earn Team 3rd Overall

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