Due to such a small number of students signing up for AP Environmental Science, the course will not be offered for the 2022-2023 school year.
Students should sign up for Advanced Placement Environmental...
Over the past decade, Joshua has flourished and grown in size, population and culture.
One example of this newfound urbanization is the Jett Sett Salon & Suites, a local small business dedicated...
Today, the theater department’s One-Act Play is advancing to Bi-District after placing second in District with their dystopian twist on the Greek classic and the last chapter of Oedipus: Antigone. The...
Once the football players step off of the field, the show is on.
Her light golden hair is pulled back into a tight, neat bun and her bright smile is sharp enough to be seen from the top of the stadium....
Celeste Zachry died.
While she was in her joyful teenage years, the beloved English teacher’s life ended on a fateful day.
Her car crash incident is told every year to her classes on the anniversary...
School may go out the last week of December, but the stage lights are on for the Joshua Theater Department as they perform their first ever musical. Elf the Musical Jr. will have three performances:...
To kick off Thanksgiving break, STUCO is hosting a volleyball tournament on Friday. The students and the teachers will compete as opponents in the Galbreath Gymnasium for charity.
“I am thrilled...
As a high school student, teenagers get certain liberties that are exclusive to the ‘All-American’ teenage experience. There are things that every student in Joshua should do before graduating.
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As she enjoys a promenade through the streets in China as a child, the wanderlust junior, Mercy Lewis, revels in her favorite treat, a caramelized crab apple on a stick, bought from a beloved food stand....
Imagine visiting the local senior center home, conversing with residents, and seeing the smiles brought to their faces. Volunteer work opens up a completely new world of thinking and eventually career...
“I did a lot of things when I was younger, but I narrowed my focus to band when I got to high school and that helped me have more time to work on my instrument and practicing [so] band was my only extracurricular,” Couey said. “I was an all-state flutist three years in a row [because I scheduled time to] practice a lot [and still exceed in my classes. Also,] I was an assistant drum major my sophomore year [and a drum major my junior and senior year] at Marcus High School.
