Sam Houston High School's Student Newspaper, Arlington, Texas

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Sam Houston High School's Student Newspaper, Arlington, Texas

Texans Talk Online

Sam Houston High School's Student Newspaper, Arlington, Texas

Texans Talk Online

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The front of Sam Houston High School. Circa 2017.

CAMPUS P-TECH PROGRAM BEGINS NEXT YEAR

By Karissa Alvarenga, Journalism Reporter Feb 28, 2023

Sam Houston will begin its P-TECH program for mechatronics and logistics next year. This consists of college classes giving students an associate in applied sciences, and an industry certification allowing...

SEVEN SENIORS EARN TCU COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIPS

SEVEN SENIORS EARN TCU COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIPS

By Gabriella “Neptune” Cruz, Carmen Esquivel, Itzel Borrego, Journalism, Cherokee yearbook Reporters Apr 4, 2022

Seven seniors were celebrated today for earning the Texas Christian University Community Scholars Scholarship during first period outside principal Juan Villarreal's office. The full-ride scholarship...

COURTYARD CLOSED FOR STUDENTS SAFETY

COURTYARD CLOSED FOR STUDENTS’ SAFETY

By Gabriella “Neptune” Cruz, Texans Talk Editor-in-chief Mar 2, 2022

Fights and students congregating in the courtyard and not reporting to class on time were factors that led to principal Juan Villarreal’s decision to close down the courtyard in early January.  “It...

THREE EVENTS CLOSE OUT BLACK HISTORY MONTH

By David Berumen, Journalism Reporter Feb 22, 2022

Three more free events will be held to close out Black History Month. The Natural Hair Affair at 3:15 p.m. on Feb. 22 in the Auditorium. The Stepping & Strolling: Greek Collegiate Fraternities...

FROM CHAOS TO CONNECTIONS: HOW A MISTAKE SPARKED NEW FRIENDSHIPS

FROM CHAOS TO CONNECTIONS: HOW A MISTAKE SPARKED NEW FRIENDSHIPS

By Reese Hunter, Cougar Times reporter, Seguin High School Dec 16, 2020

It was 1:46 a.m. when Seguin freshman Cynthia Williams received a notification from Canvas on Tuesday that read “You joined Home Room Alternate Curriculum 3-Cox.” Confused why she received this,...

AISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES APPROVE PLAN TO START IN-PERSON LEARNING SEPT. 28

AISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES APPROVE PLAN TO START IN-PERSON LEARNING SEPT. 28

By Reese Hunter and Emma Medrano, Cougar Times reporters, Seguin High School Sep 4, 2020

In a meeting that lasted well into the morning hours Friday, the board of trustees approved the district’s plan to give parents the choice to start in-person learning for all high school students on...

TexanTV: Special Graduation Edition 2020

TexanTV: Special Graduation Edition 2020

Jun 23, 2020

  This is the final episode of TexanTV Season 7. Highlights include teacher words of wisdom, graduation at the AT&T Stadium, and TexanTV director Karla Rodriguez's farewell. "Underclassmen...

SENIOR WINS SMU PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP

SENIOR WINS SMU PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP

By Rosa Vazquez, Cherokee Reporter Apr 3, 2020

Senior Eduardo Rodriguez-pina received the Southern Methodist University Presidential Scholarship for a fully-funded four-year undergraduate degree. Cherokee yearbook reporter junior Rosa Vazquez interviewed...

A DAY TO REMEMBER: TCU AWARDS 13 SENIORS FULL-RIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

A DAY TO REMEMBER: TCU AWARDS 13 SENIORS FULL-RIDE SCHOLARSHIPS

By Rosa Vazquez, Itzel Borrego, and Yureni Gutierrez Apr 3, 2020

Twelve seniors received the Texas Christian University Community Scholars Scholarship last month, making them the largest group of SHHS recipients. The full-ride scholarship grants each student $260,000...

World history teacher Naunie Lobaugh’s celebration of life was held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, March 3 at the Community of Hope United Methodist Church. Lobaugh passed away Thursday, Feb. 27 of Ovarian cancer.

‘KIND’ AND ‘FIERCE’: NAUNIE LOBAUGH’S LASTING IMPACT

By Moises Castro and Kristian Jones Mar 5, 2020

Winter "Adam" Heuertz said her sister Naunie Lobaugh was the smartest sister in the bunch.   Lobaugh had a thirst for knowledge that led her to want to teach others so they can do more in the world...

‘SO KIND’: CELEBRATING HISTORY TEACHER NAUNIE LOBAUGH

‘SO KIND’: CELEBRATING HISTORY TEACHER NAUNIE LOBAUGH

By Moises Castro, Editor-in-Chief Feb 28, 2020

World history teacher Naunie Lobaugh’s celebration of life will be held at 11 a.m., Tuesday, March 3 at the Community of Hope United Methodist Church. Lobaugh passed away Thursday, Feb. 27 of Ovarian...

This year’s Black History Month program theme is Eracism “Bridging the Gap.” The evening program will occur at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 21 in the Auditorium and will feature students, staff, and community participants performing a showcase to promote cultural awareness. Admission is free and there will be dinner provided after the program.

BLACK HISTORY PROGRAM FEB. 21

By Priscila Martinez, Photographer Feb 11, 2020

This year’s Black History Month program theme is Eracism “Bridging the Gap.”  The evening program will occur at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 21 in the Auditorium and will feature students, staff, and community...

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