New Students, Teachers Deal with COVID-19 Precautions
Sarah Crowder and Ashlynn Roberts
September 3, 2020
As the entire district is learning to adapt and overcome, new students and teachers are being thrown into an even more challenging set of circumstances. “I’m glad things are working out, but I’m wondering how long it’s going to last,” new English and Journalism I teacher Mike Birnbaum s...
Insights on Virtual Schooling
Laney Richardson, Junior Reporter
September 1, 2020
Our world has been turned upside down, and we now have a "new normal." From how we greet each other to how we go out to dinner, life has drastically changed. We left for spring break excited about having a week off from school, only to find out that we would not return to school at all. The country was...
Seniors Cross Finish Line
Ashlynn Roberts, News & Social Media Editor
May 20, 2020
Social distancing. Pandemic. Quarantine. For the Class of 2020, these are the things they will remember most about their senior year. Besides missing the typical spring senior year events such as prom (which is still on for this summer), sports and UIL events, this year’s graduating class a...
Making A Difference
Hailey Hains, Contributor
April 2, 2020
*Information Provided by Hailey Hains* Many people have asked me over the last few weeks, how do you feel about what is going on? As a senior in high school, I am trying to navigate the journey of choosing a college, getting scholarships, and planning for the future. These things are no...
Across the Globe: Argyle’s First Multi-Cultural Fair
Gracie Hurst, Junior Reporter
March 4, 2020
Student ambassadors and AP World History teacher Matthew Woody hosted our school's first annual Multi-cultural Fair as a way to celebrate diversity and cultures that have representation in our school. "I had a great experience as this was my first time ever working a booth but I’m very glad I did,...
Freshman Overcomes Eating Disorder
Emma Campbell, Junior Reporter
February 3, 2020
In eighth grade, freshman Estelle Brower started struggling with her eating habits. In 2019, she overcame her eating disorder after seeking the help of her parents and professionals. For her, running was not just a way to exercise, but it was a way of staying in control. “It was natural,” Bro...
Australian Fires Spark Fundraiser
Gracie Hurst, Junior Reporter
January 29, 2020
First, a spark, then a crackle as fire overtakes the Australian landscape, leading to the destruction of millions of animals and the loss of their natural habitats. This is the grim reality that Australians are currently facing, and the effects of these bush fires will have long-term impacts on the eco...
American Dream
Gracie Hurst, Junior Reporter
December 4, 2019
It is said that today's teenagers experience the highest stress levels yet in comparison to past generations. Imagine dealing with that stress on top of experiencing homesickness and pressure from a family across the Atlantic Ocean. This is what sophomore Kim Karera faces on a daily basis after she...
School Establishes GSA Club
Sarah Crowder and Trinity Flaten
November 18, 2019
To educate and promote acceptance, two students founded a Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA) club. The club meets during A-lunch in World History teacher Matthew Woody’s room. “Well, I realized that although there are many queer students at Argyle,” senior co-founder Shay Tjandramulia said, “Th...
A Voice Above the Crowd
Gracie Hurst, Junior Reporter
November 7, 2019
She takes a breath. This moment will make or break her audition. She's nervous but exhilarated and ready for greatness. The music starts, and she begins singing. Passion pours out through her soul and into her voice. She has a story to tell, and a captive audience to hear it. Junior Mattie Kelton...
PALs Promote Positivity
Emma Campbell, Junior Reporter
November 6, 2019
To help elementary school students that struggle in school, high school physics teacher Lance Sutton established the Peer Assistance and Leadership (PAL) class four years ago. PALs sends junior and senior students to the elementary school campuses to mentor students who need a positive role model. To...
Labor of Love
Ashlynn Roberts, News & Social Media Editor
October 30, 2019
It’s half-time at the football game. They march out in matching uniforms and shakos, moving in perfect unison across the football field to the rhythm of the drums. The crowd watches in awe as they perform a choreographed show for eight minutes. By the time they are finished, the stands have erup...