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The Class of 2020's graduation plans are uncertain due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The district has planned a ceremony on May 22nd at a district facility.

District determined to find graduation solution

April 15, 2020
COVID-19 has closed many area businesses. Editor Kelsey Soape shares the lessons she has learned since being sent home from her job as a waitress.

Four lessons learned from an unemployed teenager during the middle of a crisis

March 28, 2020

Football, volleyball, basketball districts set for 6A competition

February 7, 2020
HEADED TO THE PODIUM. At the district meet in Magnolia, senior Caroline Taylor helps her relay make it to regional competition.

[Photo] Aquakats send record number to regionals

January 30, 2020
Coach Les Peacock (center) stands with members of his 2019 golf team. Peacock is currently fighting cancer and is receiving support from students and community members.

Students show support for coach during fight against cancer

January 28, 2020
Final exam schedule

Final exam schedule

December 11, 2019
PLANNING POSITIVITY. Leading his club, senior LaDre Cleveland discusses upcoming plans.

Senior starts club to spread positivity around campus

December 6, 2019
In a taste test, which sandwich is better? Canes, Chick-fil-A or Popeyes?

[Photo] Battle of chicken sandwiches ruffles feathers

November 17, 2019
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November 17, 2019
Former cadet laying wreath at gravestone. AFJROTC will be returning this year to take part in wreath laying.

Cadets to honor veterans

November 5, 2019
Adding magazines to the newsstand outside A201, senior Ryan Springs takes a quick look at the first ever Voice of the Wildkats magazine. Since going online, the newspaper staff plans on continuing print media in magazine form.

[Photo] Newspaper launches new magazine

October 29, 2019
1. Queen nominees are seniors Carson Bond, Grace Hoegemeyer, Ajee Demmings, Yaremith Acuna and Kailee Tedder. 2. Candidates for king are seniors Jeremy Harper, Blaine Muniga, Eric Gilbert, Brayan Rodriguez and Hayden Feist. 3. Juniors Landon Parsley and Bailey Chapman are duke and duchess for the class of 2021. 4. For the sophomore duchess and duke, the class of 2022 chose Kylie Santore and Alex Ochoa. 5. Freshmen elected Carika Fowler and Devon Lovelady as duchess and duke.

Homecoming kicks off with parade on Monday

September 27, 2019
Students gather for See You at the Pole on September 25, 2019.

See You at the Pole brings students together

September 26, 2019
Members of the Wildkat choir under the direction of director Ken Labonski sing before the first football game on September 6, 2019. The choir is busy with TMEA auditions, the annual Short and Sweet concert on September 26th and practices for public performances like the football games.

[Photo] TMEA auditions push choir students toward success

September 16, 2019
SPEAKING FROM HER HEART. Stu-co president senior Gracie Dorris speaks at the WISD School Board meeting in support of a dedicated student section. “I want to find a solution to this as soon as possible,” Dorris said.

New student section set for homecoming game

September 11, 2019

Chromebook policy too strict

August 30, 2019
During the spring blood drive, health science teacher Katrina King donates to save lives and to set an example for her students and HOSA club members.

King named top teacher in Texas

August 28, 2019
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