Better than Paper: Teachers Use Creative Hall Passes
Andrew Roberts, Sports Editor
June 5, 2013
APs lurking, JROTC officers snooping and teachers on the lookout are all roadblocks and obstacles in our paths when trying to make a quick journey to the bathroom. The only things that gets students around these roadblocks are hall passes. For some students, asking for the hall pass means asking for odd things like a giant marker, a plastic... READ MORE
Summer Safety
Kyle Manning and Maria Castillo
In the fall people worry about the flu and hay fever. In the winter there are worries of getting colds and more of the flu. In the spring allergies begin to make an appearance,... Read More »
June 6, 2013 • 0 comments
During the summer vacation, students must read their English class’s assigned literature.... Read More »
Club Organizes Event For Children in Mansfield
The Environmental Club organized a free family activity that taught the younger... Read More »
Students Compare TCC, AP Classes
Henry Jones and Madison Imschweiler
In preparation of the 2013 - 14 school year, students face an important decision: whether to take Advanced Placement (AP) classes or Dual Enrollment... Read More »
June 5, 2013 • 0 comments
Better than Paper: Teachers Use Creative Hall Passes
APs lurking, JROTC officers snooping and teachers on the lookout are all roadblocks... Read More »
Steps For The College Application Process
Experiencing something new each day, meeting different people, and learning how to finally... Read More »
Reagan Wright Takes Legacy’s Softball Team To Playoffs
Cody Taylor and Gunnar Gilbreth, Staff Writers
Freshman softball player Reagan Wright steps into the batter’s box to face the Corsicana Tigers’ pitcher. The pitcher goes into her windup, and throws a fastball towards... Read More »
May 10, 2013 • 0 comments
Senior Baseball Players Look Forward
With only one district game left against Lake Ridge on Friday, the Broncos... Read More »
Garrett Moore Advances To State Track Meet
The Legacy boys' track team will take Garrett Moore to the State Track meet on May... Read More »
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Elizabeth Shine
Olivia Beaupre, Staff Writer
Senior Elizabeth Shine wakes up in the morning with a plethora of things to do throughout the day including school, choir, work, tutoring and sand volleyball. “There’s... Read More »
May 17, 2013 • 0 comments
Junior Jay Watkins walks up the carpeted stairs after returning home from school... Read More »
Cranshaw Receives Acting Scholarship
Weeks have gone by, and now senior Christina Cranshaw has found herself given the... Read More »
Watching the stage intently for visual cues and listening carefully for audible ones,... Read More »
The long, 5,047 mile flight from the northern part of Europe, across the North Atlantic... Read More »
