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Advanced Placement tests adapt to virtual exams
Photo via Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin
Microscopic view of Coronavirus, a pathogen that attacks the respiratory tract.
Microscopic view of Coronavirus, a pathogen that attacks the respiratory tract.
Microscopic view of Coronavirus, a pathogen that attacks the respiratory tract.
Microscopic view of Coronavirus, a pathogen that attacks the respiratory tract.
LISD staff is handing out breakfast and lunch Monday-Friday for all students under the age of 18. Meals can be picked up at 14 locations in the district.
SAT dates have been postponed leading to some schools becoming test-optional.
5 places still open in quarantine

Kate Haas, Managing Editor

April 14, 2020

Students can pick up art kits on March 31 from 12-2 p.m.
The Center for Disease Control says "Household members should clean hands often, including immediately after removing gloves and after contact with an ill person, by washing hands with soap and water for 20 seconds."
Sophomore Kevin Bobby practices a debate on the topic of abortion.
The football team faces off against Irving at home. Irving is one of the three teams Hebron will no longer face in district games from 2020 to 2022.
The Hebron/Lewisville boys JV team tries to block a pass by the opposing team. This is the Hebron Swim and Dive team’s second year to sponsor water polo. “We always played water polo as a game during the swim off-season,” senior Quinten Frank said. “We would play water polo, ultimate frisbee and anything just to have fun. The team really liked to play water polo so we adopted it. The team is mainly just swimmers, but there were a couple people who came who were not swimmers.”
Hawk Theatre Company to compete in One Act
Freshman Shorey Nguyen swings at a pitch during practice in fourth period. Softball usually has games on Tuesdays and Fridays.
Senior Diya Baby studies art related to the plague during AcDec

Hannah Henneke, Contributor

March 4, 2020

Sophomore Seth Padakandla looks over his debate topics. Debate practices during fourth period and every Tuesday after school.
Junior Vazeeza Maloo practices an Indian Bollywood inspired dance afterschool in English teacher Jeanette Rook’s room. The group will perform their dance at the Hawk Multicultural Fest on Feb. 29.

Katlynn Fox, Managing Editor

February 28, 2020

Art that advances to regionals is placed on the gallery floor where students and teachers can go to look at pieces. The judges closed the gallery that afternoon so they could determine who advances to state. “It was kind of nerve-wracking, but at the same time it was really fun,” Junior Claire Song said. “I got to see everyone’s art and everything was so good. Everyone was so talented. So it was just a fun experience going with all the talented people from Hebron and seeing all the talent from our district.”
The team played their final game of the season on Tuesday against Guyer, losing 61-36. Of the three eligible seniors who played this season, all three received scholarships to play basketball in college. “[In the future], I think building on the legacy that these seniors are leaving this year and changing the culture of Hebron girls basketball [is our goal],” Branch said.
The cornhole tournament, which is set to start at 1 p.m., will follow the annual alumni game that begins at 10:30. The game will feature past players and both events are ways the booster club is trying to raise money for the program. “The alumni game is something that Coach Stone has done for many, many years and it brings the players back in town,” Johnson said. “The idea to pair [the tournament] with the alumni game was because the alumni game is one of the few games that we can guarantee will be on a Saturday.”
The A cappella choir poses for a yearbook photo during block lunch on Feb. 20. Choir has been rehearsing for the LISD solo and ensemble contest, and will continue rehearsals for the UIL contest in April.
Music students and teachers attend TMEA convention