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Students who are symptomatic or have had contact with people who have tested positive for COVID-19 are sent to a portable building until a guardian arrives to pick them up.

[PHOTO] [Khan]quering COVID

October 20, 2020
Art Teacher Caleb Jacks assists a student in his Art 3 Painting Class. This is Jacks’ first year teaching a medium-specific class, which he says he prefers over teaching a broad art class. “Knowing specific content like Drawing 2, Painting 2, 3 and 4; I love those,” Jacks said. “For seven years at Killian, it was tough to teach sculpture and ceramics when I didn’t have the passion behind it.”

[PHOTO] Jack of all trades

October 13, 2020
Senior Robert Herrera reaches out to return the ball in his doubles match. Herrera and Agarwal faced the top pairing from Coppell. “The match was good in the first set; we really competed with them,” Herrera said. “In the second set they stepped up their game. We had some good points but it came down to a few points that lost us the match.”

[PHOTO] Photo Gallery: Tennis 10/2

October 6, 2020
Garza lectures the class about probability by talking about flipping coins. He said he is happy to be teaching in person again. “Not seeing the students was really odd,” Garza said. “It almost felt like I was recording a lesson for people to watch another time.”

[PHOTO] Teacher Tea: Garza

October 6, 2020
Cafeteria worker Nayely González wipes down cafeteria tables between lunches. Cafeteria workers now conduct much more extensive cleanings, in response to COVID-19. “I was really worried about lunch personally when I envisioned coming back to school,” counselor Dr. Justin Fields said. “My initial thoughts have been good.”

[PHOTO] Administration implements safety precautions for students returning in-person

September 25, 2020
OC Q&A

[PHOTO] Q&A: Teachers and students speak on the adjustment to online classes

May 18, 2020
NFL Draft

[PHOTO] Virtually a different draft

April 27, 2020
workout

[PHOTO] Ways to stay fit during quarantine

April 16, 2020
JD

[PHOTO] Top 3 Just Dances to play while quarantined

April 10, 2020
A student checks his artwork before uploading it to Canvas. Art 1 is one of the many courses offered by LISD’s Virtual Learning Academy.

[PHOTO] Opinion: Unfair Online Opportunities

March 6, 2020
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.

[PHOTO] Girls basketball starts offseason after first-round playoff loss

February 21, 2020
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.”

[PHOTO] Baseball holding fundraising cornhole tournament

February 21, 2020
After rain and construction, the old practice fields are in poor condition and remain unused. The main stadium field space has been taken by the varsity soccer teams, forcing the JV1 and JV2 teams to change their practice schedule. “Varsity has got to get their practice and field time in,” Zimmerman said. “So if anything is going to get sacrificed, it’s going to be JV2 and JV1. I think more than anything else, it’s going to hurt them.”

[PHOTO] Lack of practice fields complicates scheduling for athletic teams

February 14, 2020
SB Column

[PHOTO] The best and worst moments of the Super Bowl

February 5, 2020
Senior Grace Kang practices her part for the upcoming musical. Although she plans to study visual art in college, she hopes to continue playing violin in future musical performances. “If I have the opportunity to get paid to play in different musical performances, that would be awesome,” Kang said. “I would definitely sign up for that.”

[PHOTO] A Unique Streak

January 23, 2020
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