The student news site of Argyle High School

The Talon

The student news site of Argyle High School

The Talon

The student news site of Argyle High School

The Talon

Music blaring but unheard, band students play in the new band stands on August 31, 2018. Photo by: Grey Mashrouteh for The Talon News

Band Takes a Stand

Trinity Flaten, Reporter September 5, 2018

Football season has begun and to make room for fans and students, the band and drill team have been moved to smaller stands next to the permanent stands so the school can sell more general admission tickets. The...

The art hallway offers many unique drawings, paintings and architectural displays. (Ashlynn Roberts  / The Talon News)

Fine Arts Classes Deserve Recognition

Ashlynn Roberts, Reporter August 31, 2018

Although fine arts have been a part of American society for thousands of years, their importance has recently been questioned by numerous people. Many wonder the true value of these classes when core skills...

The Golden Egg

The Golden Egg

Campbell Wilmot, Managing Editor/ Social Media Editor July 17, 2018

In the month of May, an exciting new addition was made to the the short list of eateries in the Argyle area. The Golden Egg replaced Savory Bistro, located in Bartonville Town Center. Biko Begaj, the owner,...

Photoby: (Campbell Wilmot/The Talon News)

Abstinence Education Needs Change

Trinity Flaten, Reporter April 26, 2018

Throughout the week, the sophomore class has been attending an abstinence program instead of their English classes. Abstinence-only programs do not work and should not be the only sex education taught. Texas...

Under Pressure

Sarah Crowder, Reporter April 4, 2018

Every day from the minute students set foot in a high school, and even beforehand, students hear the phrase "It looks good on a college application" more times than they can count. Too much pressure...

Student Press Laws Need Improvement

Jaclyn Harris, Reporter December 9, 2017

Student press organizations are one of the leading platforms in providing students, school administrators, and parents with information regarding both day-to-day life and breaking news stories which affect...

Student stands in the hallway out of dress code because of the open holes next to her hands. This student was not dress coded that day. (Elli Marusa/The Talon News)

The Stress Regarding Dress

Jordyn Tarrant, Reporter October 2, 2017

Dress code has once again become a topic of many conversations in the 2017-18 school year. Administrators believe that the way our students dress represents the school and dressing unbecomingly is a cause...

A student completes an end of year exam at Argyle High School in Argyle, Texas. (Gigi Robertson/ The Talon News)

Are Exams Necessary to Teach Students?

Jaclyn Harris, Junior Writing Editor July 24, 2017

The necessity of final exams has been a hot topic among teachers and students alike ever since they were implemented as a part of the school system. While exams can be stressful for some students, they...

Student takes a STAAR practice test to prepare for the upcoming test in the spring on Dec. 12, 2016 (Christopher Piel/The Talon News)

Exemption Policy Still in Need of Minor Fix

Christopher Piel, Sport Editor December 12, 2016

Once again, the administration will be allowing students to exempt their final exams if they have proper grades and limited absences. However, there is one exception to their policy: classes that will...

Students participate in the 2015-16 Lip Dub at Argyle High School in Argyle, Texas. (Caleb Miles/The Talon News)

Lip Dub Worthy of Tradition, or Not?

Christopher Piel and Chad Lyle December 6, 2016

FOR by Chad Lyle  Filming continued this week on the second annual Argyle High School lip dub. An idea borrowed from the playbook of typically larger high schools, the lip dub is designed to...

Is a Police Dog Worth the Money?

Is a Police Dog Worth the Money?

Chad Lyle, Senior Writing Editor October 5, 2016

As school districts across the nation grapple with the increasing presence of illicit substances on campus, routine "drug dog" checks have become a popular method for discouraging students from being bold...

Students wait in line in the cafeteria during lunch. (Faith Stapleton/The Talon News)

What’s the Point of Mega Lunch?

Christopher Piel, Sports Editor October 5, 2016

As of Monday, the school has been participating in "Mega Lunch" where all students eat lunch during an hour long period. The new schedule has allowed students to participate in various clubs or events...

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