After winning the Winter Guard International Dallas Regional on March 2, the Spirit Winds will be traveling to Dayton, Ohio for the WGI World Championships from April 18-21 and will showcase...
Every seat is full.
Eyes are watching all around the performance floor with a sole dancer in the center.
The pressure is on. Every toss has to be caught, choreography has to be perfectly on...
Plenty of schools offer school or student-led organizations which benefit students. They open doors for students and give them a chance at once-in-a-lifetime opportunities.
Family, Career and Community...
In competition, time is of the essence.
Once the USB is plugged in, it is time to begin.
As a team, they work together to resolve solutions and create intricate strands of code. Everything requires...
Soccer has one mission.
Get the ball in the goal.
It’s also about the team, being one on the field and always having each other's back.
Soccer season started last month for the Lady Owl Soccer...
Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) is a non-profit student organization that prepares emerging leaders and entrepreneurs into the business industry. It offers knowledge about careers in marketing,...
On November 17 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., the dance department’s Christmas show Mistletoe Magic was brought to the stage. Families and friends watched as their dancers performed in the JHS auditorium. Both...
In its second year, Joshua High School once again hosted the highly anticipated Holiday Hoops event. Last year's turnout was incredible, with half of the student body showing up to support their school.
It...
As ice creeps along the edges of the windowsill, the fluorescent lights dimly illuminate the cold, cluttered hospital room.
Days seem to blur when only the steady tone of the heart monitor and the...
“I feel so connected to the game through the camera lens, it practically feels like another one of my hobbies,” junior Secretary Emma Lopez said. “It just feels so much fun to be able to be so close to the game.”
“I feel like HOSA will benefit everybody who joins,” senior Mia Leal said. “It teaches medical career skills that students would not get the chance to learn or use in a regular classroom setting.”
