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The Student News Site of Willis High School

The Voice of the Wildkats
The Student News Site of Willis High School

The Voice of the Wildkats
Sujeidy Ortiz

Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff

Sujeidy Ortiz is a junior involved in the student council program. She plans to attend Texas A&M University after high school to continue her teaching career. She loves the color pink and plans to enjoy her first year in the newspaper program with all her amazing partners. You can reach her at [email protected].

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New Texas law makes immigration status part of hospital check in

New Texas law makes immigration status part of hospital check in

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Nov 8, 2024
DRUGS ARE BANANAS. Dressed as chipmunks and a piece of fruit, senior Alyssa Rodriguez, sophomore Brylen Kinslea-Roman and senior Fernanda Ruiz wear costumes on Thursday as part of Red Ribbon Week.

Red Ribbon Week importance goes beyond costumes

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Nov 4, 2024
WHO IS HE REALLY? The new charges against P. Diddy serves as a reminder of how individuals’ actions can reverberate through their social networks, affecting others who may be connected to them both personally and professionally.

New Diddy allegations paint complicated picture of music mogul

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Oct 28, 2024
AT EASE. During the Oak Ridge Iron Eagle competition, junior Phoenix Rushing sets the cadets at ease during the unarmed drill. The team won second overall and brought home eight trophies after the competition.

AFJROTC soars to victory

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Oct 28, 2024
HARD WORK PAYS OFF. After the awards ceremony junior Ashley Briones, Senior Ella McDonald, junior Victoria Medina and junior Brooke Owsley show off the awards won.

Journalists attend conference, bring home awards

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Oct 15, 2024
CARE SOLACE. Help is available 24/7/365. Image from www.caresolace.com/site/willisisd

Bullying creates harsh reality with devastating consequences

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Oct 3, 2024
BETWEEN TWO CULTURES. The concept "no sabo" kids put students of Hispanic heritage in the middle of their culture and their community.

‘¿No Sabo?’ kids caught between culture, community

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Sep 24, 2024
TIME FOR CHANGE. The increase in school shootings has forced a significant shift in how educational institutions approach safety and security.

Time for change

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Sep 19, 2024
NEVER FORGET. The legacy of 9/11 is not just one of tragedy, but also of hope, resilience, and the enduring power of community. 

Remembering 9/11

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Sep 11, 2024
September full hope, awareness, emphasis on mental health wellness

September full hope, awareness, emphasis on mental health wellness

by Sujeidy Ortiz and VOW staff
Sep 10, 2024
OVERDOSE AWARENESS MONTH. In honor of her brother Tank, Montgomery County resident Brandi Bentari distributed Narcan in August, Drug Overdose Awareness Month. photo courtesy of Brandi Bentari

Local woman distributes Narcan in honor of big brother

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Aug 30, 2024
JOIN STUCO. Become more involved in WHS. STUCO is looking for new members who want to make WHS a better place.

New era begins for student council

by Sujeidy Ortiz, VOW staff
Aug 23, 2024
JUST DANCE. Playing the roles of Ren McCormack and Ariel Moore, seniors Aiden Hamilton and Gracie Saucedo show off a scene of Footloose for the eighth graders visiting from Lynn Lucas Middle School on Monday.

Footloose hits stage Friday, Saturday

by Sujeidy Ortiz and Gaby DeLaRosa
Jan 24, 2024
LEADER OF THE PACK. Battling the cold, rainy weather, senior and team captain Noe Gallaga focuses on the ball during the game against Aldine Eisenhower during the home tournament at Wildkat Field. The Kats will play Bellville at 1:45 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 6. photo by Sujeidy Ortiz

[Photo] WILDKAT PHOTO OF THE WEEK

Aug 25, 2023
FALL IS IN THE AIR. October brings fall festivals to the area.

[Photo] Fall season brings festivities to area

Oct 3, 2023
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