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Signs are posted throughout the school reminding students of the new policy. Per district policy, students in violation of the policy will receive a disciplinary alternative education assignment (DAEP).

Texas Legislature Introduces House Bill 114, Bans Vaping in School

Ella Baker, Staff Writer September 11, 2023

To combat the alarming increase in marijuana and e-cigarette use in students, the Texas legislature announced House Bill 114 which went into effect on Sept. 1, 2023. By establishing a zero-tolerance policy...

Bronco Minute 9-8

Claire Carney, Social Media Editor September 8, 2023

In this week's Bronco Minute, we cover homecoming, tennis, Legacy Medical Society, football, and senior ads. This video was written, narrated, and compiled by Claire Carney.

Senior Abigail Castro, Key Club president, speaks at the first meeting of the year on Aug. 29. Key Club will host the first Warrior Run on Sept. 9, with all proceeds benefitting the Wounded Warriors Project.

Key Club to Host Warrior Run in Remembrance of 9/11 Events

Kati Waguespack, Staff Writer September 7, 2023

In honor of those who died on 9/11, Key Club will host a Warrior Run in the back soccer fields on Sept. 9 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Participants can register online before the event or at the gate for $10...

Dual credit classes offered through TCC currently serve nearly 1,000 Mansfield ISD students. House Bill 8 provided additional funding for community colleges, and TCC will waive tuition for the 2023-2024 school year. Photo by Tarrant County College

TCC Waives Dual Credit Tuition for 2023-2024 School Year

Bryanna Owens, Staff Writer September 5, 2023

After Texas House Bill 8 created funding changes for community colleges, the Tarrant County College’s Board of Trustees waived tuition for all Fall 2023 dual credit students at its Aug. 8 meeting.  “I...

Sophomore Ariel Rodriguez uses her cell phone during lunch. Per the updated policy issued my the Board of Trustees, cell phones, mobile devices, smartwatches and headphones are to remain off and out of sight during all class periods. Students are only able to use their device during passing period and lunch.

Mansfield ISD Implements No-Tolerance Cell Phone Policy for 2023-2024 School Year

Davis Collier, Staff Writer August 24, 2023

Following a string of complaints by teachers and parents, the Mansfield ISD School Board recreated and enforced a much stronger phone policy district-wide before the start of 2023-24 school year.  “We’re...

Top 10 Seniors Share Future Plans

Top 10 Seniors Share Future Plans

Abigail Morris, News Editor May 25, 2023

Top ten seniors of the 2022-2023 school year prepare to graduate. Click on each student to see their future plans.

Ms. Marion and Ms. Panzarella will take a group of students to Europe in the summer of 2024. The trip is not school-related, nor school-sponsored. Photo by Alex Vasey on Unsplash

Students, Teachers Plan Europe Tour in Summer 2024

Abigail Morris, News Editor May 24, 2023

At the beginning of summer 2024, history teachers Abbigayle Marion and Danielle Panzarella will lead a group of students on a trip to Europe. The trip, not affiliated with Mansfield ISD or Legacy, will...

Responders from Mansfield Police Department, Mansfield ISD Police Department, as well as campus and district administrators were on scene immediately after the accident occurred. The student was transported to the hospital, where they are recovering in stable condition.

Student Hit Crossing Business 287

Blake Hinerman, Assistant Editor May 23, 2023

During advisory on May 19, a Legacy student crossing Business 287 Highway was hit by a car. The student was transported to a local hospital and is recovering in stable condition. District and campus administrators,...

The MISD School Board is considering a new policy where, if adopted, would require the school board to approve each new book in school libraries, revoking the privilege from the campus librarians.

School Board Considers Library Book Approval Process, Banning Books

Connor Whitfill, Staff Writer May 22, 2023

A new policy on what library books can be on the shelves of MISD libraries will be discussed once again at Tuesday’s (May 23) meeting. The policy basically takes away the job of approving books from...

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