The topic of college can be stressful to any high school student. In order to ease students of those stresses, representatives from the following colleges will set up in the cafeteria to aid students in their search for their perfect school.
Student Council has come up with dress up days to kick off the week before finals, and has deemed Monday, Dec. 10 through Friday, Dec. 14 Holiday Week. Holiday Week is a week that helps students get into the holiday spirit, help them to have fun, and not be as stressed for finals.
As the end of the first semester comes to a close before winter break, textbooks need to be returned for any class lasting only one semester.
The Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and American College Test (ACT) are some of the most dreaded standardized tests of a student’s high school career. Here’s how to prepare for them.
The senior class officers and the sponsor have worked tireless hours this year to make sure all the senior fundraisers and events are executed correctly. Due all of the officers coming from different backgrounds and organizations, they are easily able to gain various perspectives in hopes of creating more harmony throughout the school.
Balfour will be visiting during all lunches on Tuesday, Nov. 27 in the cafeteria on the stage. They will be collecting high school memorabilia orders such as; class ring, senior announcement, and senior cap and gown orders.
Exams for the first semester of the 2018-2019 school year will be before the Holiday Break. Here’s everything else you need to know about them.
Mental Wellness Week is a week that student councils across the state of Texas have been doing for years.
Student Council will be hosting projects throughout the school year to bring aid and awareness to poverty within our community.
Although the prospects of off periods and graduation can give senior year a relaxing, High School Musical-esque impression of leisure, the last year of high school can become the most stressful one if given ill-planning and poor time management.