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Students React to Election Results
The Rider Online Staff November 6, 2024

“I feel as though that should not have happened, and am I on a ‘Walk The Prank’ right now? My rights will no longer exist as a Black, gay and going to college as a woman.” - Maryah Williams, 12 “I thought it was very interesting getting everybody's opinions on why they would want to vote Trump and not Kamala. I think it was very interesting in the...

Senior Nathan Flood works in class. Flood plans to graduate a year early with the 2025 graduating class.
News
Accelerated Academics
Jordyn Green, Features Editor • October 30, 2024
Sophomore DiAris Anderson dribbles during a varsity basketball practice on Sept. 25.
Sports
Basketball Hosts Tip-Off
Cameron Hooper, Sports Editor • November 6, 2024
ASL Teacher, Ms. Brittany Hamilton, signs to her class on Oct. 29.
Personalities
Brittany Hamilton: Signing With Love
Olivia Morris, Staff Writer • November 6, 2024
How to Adult: Voting
How to Adult
How to Adult: Voting
Avery Owens, Staff Writer • November 1, 2024

Daily Photos


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During partners in PE, senior Grace Gandy plays Jumbo Uno with her peers.
Following FALS
Olivia Morris and Emily Gandy November 1, 2024
The Rise of Reading Among Teenagers
The Rise of Reading Among Teenagers
Blakely Copeland, Staff Writer • October 9, 2024
ASL Teacher, Ms. Brittany Hamilton, signs to her class on Oct. 29.
Brittany Hamilton: Signing With Love
Olivia Morris, Staff Writer • November 6, 2024
Mariana Lozano, 12, reads "No Longer Human" by Osamu Dazai as warm up for English. Students are required to keep a book or their choice in this class.
Stress Influences Teens Lives
Jordyn Green, Features Editor • November 5, 2024

In a survey done by the American Psychological Association, teenagers reported feeling a 5.8 in stress level (according to a 10-point scale). However, the article reported that teenagers believed a 3.9 was considered a healthy stress level. For junior Molly Aldridge, stress controls her mind each day.   “I feel gut-wrenchingly stressed each day,” Aldridge said. “I constantly have something to do or worry about, so no day is stress-free. Even on days when I don’t have something to do, I’m still worried because I’m thinking of all the things I should be doing.” According to an article by the U.S. News,...

Bronco Athletic Society President Tommy Calk, 12, presents at the first meeting. The first meeting was on Oct. 1.
Senior Forms Bronco Athletic Society Club
Ryan Neef, Staff Writer • October 11, 2024
Administration to Install Alarm System
Administration to Install Alarm System
Olivia Morris, Staff Writer • October 7, 2024
College Football Playoff Predictions
College Football Playoff Predictions
Stephen Southern, Staff Writer • November 5, 2024
5 Halloween Costume Ideas
5 Halloween Costume Ideas
Ella Geist, Staff Writer • October 29, 2024

LBTV


Soccer in Off Season
Debate Focuses on Current Events
HOCO Prep, Game and Dance
What Video Game Club Is

Opinions


The new Evolv Monitor, Victoria Aguirre, manages the Evolv System. Students can now hold Chrome books above their heads to go through the system. "It's a successful way to get students through quicker and more efficiently and has been doing well since the APs introduced this concept to me on Monday," she said.
Opinion: Evolv System Keeps Students Safe
Olivia Morris, Staff Writer • October 31, 2024

In fall of 2023, administrators installed Evolv security detection technology at the front and back doors of Legacy and other MISD schools as an attempt to detect potential threats and weapons in students’ bags as they enter the school. Evolv machines should stay in schools while administrators continue to make necessary changes to improve its effectiveness. Evolv technology uses Artificial Intelligence to detect concealed weapons. AI continues to become more and more advanced by the day which means that systems such as Evolv will follow. As the detection improves, so will the safety on school campuses. All high schools in MISD use Evolv technology. As students walk in the doors, they pass off their chromebooks and walk through the machine. AI in the system flags metal and other potential concealed weapons in students’ bags, sending them off to administrators who search backpacks and instrument cases. The entire process usually takes only a couple of minutes, and if lines are long, students can receive passes to class. It’s simple, provides security and protects...

Finding Passion for Playing
Finding Passion for Playing
Dave Lopez, Staff Writer • October 30, 2024
Recovery to Rink
Recovery to Rink
Quentin Gross, Staff Writer • October 25, 2024
Finding Home on the Court
Finding Home on the Court
Emily Gandy, Staff Writer • October 24, 2024
Opinion: What Classifies a Sport?
Opinion: What Classifies a Sport?
Quentin Gross, Staff Writer • October 31, 2024
Social Media's Influence on Election
Social Media’s Influence on Election
Dave Lopez, Staff Writer • October 23, 2024
College Football Playoff Predictions
College Football Playoff Predictions
Stephen Southern, Staff Writer • November 5, 2024
Opinion: What Classifies a Sport?
Opinion: What Classifies a Sport?
Quentin Gross, Staff Writer • October 31, 2024
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