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Due to new protocol from the district, the daily 35-minute advisory time after second period will be shortened to 17 minutes, with time added to each other class to fill the 18-minute gap.
Former football head coach Brian Brazil meets with the football team after beating Plano West in 2021. Brazil held the position from the school’s opening in 1999 until his retirement in 2022.
Ritvika Kondakrindi will compete at the two-day track and field state competition at Mike A. Myers Stadium on May 12 in the 100 meter race, 400 meter race and shot put throw. (Photo provided by Kondakrindi)
Childrens theater class to perform “The Wizard of Oz” May 6
Taylor Swift performs her song “Enchanted” from her third album, “Speak Now,” at the first of her three concerts at AT&T Stadium on March 31. Swift has been performing in the Dallas area since she was 15 and is the first performer to play at AT&T Stadium three nights in a row.
Two spots for the LISD Board of Trustees will be open on the May ballot. Election Day is May 6.
Freshman Carys Turner warms up during a practice for the Belle Chanson Treble Choir on April 3. Belle is an intermediate level all-female choir and members must audition to join.

Krista Fleming, Entertainment editor

April 10, 2023

President Srikar Kotha explains what Model UN is to the new members. The club held its first member meeting on March 30 in Room 2610.

Eyesha Sadiq, Reporter

April 4, 2023

Seniors Hiba Virani and Ella Zou finish their poster for sports nutrition, the competition they are competing in alongside FCCLA president Liana Manochahri, at the state competition at the Dallas Hilton Anatole on March 31. The five different competitive teams that advanced from regionals four weeks ago were as follows: fashion design, job interview, nutrition and wellness, sports nutrition and sustainability challenge.
A basket with snacks, a toothbrush, toothpaste and pads is one of the baskets that was donated to the donation.

Hyunsol Lim, Web editor

March 29, 2023

Forbes named the LISD district one of the best employers in the state of Texas. It is the only school district to be put in the top twenty in all of the DFW area.
A representative from the Virtual Learning Academy speaks with an attendant of the 2022 LISD in person job fair in the gym. The event showcases all schools in LISD, as well as multiple departments in the district, to potential applicants.

Nyla Smith, News editor

March 24, 2023

The mural advertising C-Con painted on the windows of the kids space is displayed. The mural, featuring BB-8, Spider-Man and characters from “Spy Family,” was designed and painted by supervisor of community engagement Diana Slavinsky and members from her team.
With the addition of social media influence, the COVID-19 pandemic and an increase in hate crimes around the country, it is safe to say today’s teenagers have seen the lot of it. On top of this, two students passed away last semester, something very difficult to process at such an early point in a person’s mental and emotional development.

Emma Short, Editor-in-chief

March 9, 2023

Seniors Kaden Nguyen, Collin Smith, Serena Cavanaugh and Caroline Burrow clap while being honored at the pep rally on March 1 for winning fifth place at state on Feb. 26. This is Hebron’s first time placing in the top five at state.
Students surround the aromatherapy station at last year’s Student Health and Wellness Fair on April 1. This was one of the many vendors that were lined up in the main hall for the event.
Cadets prepare in front of buses as they wait for the armed drill march at the Waco meet Jan. 28.
From left to right, seniors Jeevanasai Kunduru, Erin Paul, Mathew Biji, Giya Ginu, Sanjitha Venkata, Jiya Patel, Helen Moon, Aishwarya Aby and Neha Mathew all pose for a group photo.
Gardening Club participates in recycling competition
Black Student Union sponsor Alicia Hensley, juniors Analjah Ratliff and Sarah Dawson, senior Xavier Champ, AVID teacher Erica Randle and seniors Leah Dean and Emily Olive pose in front of an HBCU college fair poster. They all wore college t-shirts and hoodies for college day dress up day on Feb. 15.
Certified Public Accountant Amit Hezi sued Celsius for $7,800,000 for a violation of state consumer protection laws last November. The final court hearing is March 31.
AP Human Geography teacher Kelley Ferguson and her students pose for a photo on a trip to Iceland in 2019. They focused mostly on outdoor activities during the trip. “[This] was my favorite [trip] because I had never been to that area before, and it was spectacular,” Ferguson said.
(left to right) Seniors Joseph Kim, Beomjun Kim, Chloe Yean and Lisa Choi pose with medals at the district meet. They all advanced to state last year and won in their roleplay events at DECA district.
Artwork representing MLK sits displayed around the Lewisville High School auditorium. Once winners from either the essay, art, photography or ceramics contests were announced, the students were called onto the stage to receive their certificate and take pictures.

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