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Free Meals To Be Distributed During Summer
Nina Banks, Staff Writer
MISD will distribute free meals during the summer for the sixth year in a row. Meals will be distributed at Icenhower Intermediate, Lake Ridge High School, Perry Elementary, Mary Jo Sheppard Elementary, Morris Elementary, and Harmon Elementary on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9-11 a.m.. However, Rita Denton, director of student nutrition, has altered the precautions taken at the meal distributions amid COVID-19. In order to prevent further spread of COVID-19, volunteers and staff must follow strict...
2019-20 Journalism Senior Spotlight
Jordyn Folsom, Features Editor
Going Public
McKenzie Canton, Staff Writer
As the sun rose, breakfast sat on the table and ironed uniforms were laid out on the couch for sophomore Jadyn Sivong. Backpacks weighed down by books and folders were slipped on in a rush. She heaved a quick sigh and walked out the front door to leave for another day at her charter school, Arlington Classics Academy (ACA). “When I first came to ACA, I hated it cause I had to make new friends and I struggled to keep up,” Sivong said, “but as I got older, I really appreciated going...
ACT And SAT Testing Made Optional
Sembree Yeary, Staff Writer
Amid the COVID-19 outbreak across the country, SAT and ACT tests were cancelled for high school students everywhere as people feared the virus and close proximity to one another in a testing environment. As the news of the cancellations rang out, junior Casey Burkham and other prospective college students lost out on opportunities to take the college admittance tests before their application process. The cancellations caused colleges to ease some of the student’s stress about their upcoming...
May 8 Update: MISD Graduation To Be Held At Globe Life Field
Staff
Update 5/8 7:14 p.m.: MISD announced graduation ceremonies will take place at Globe Life Field on June 2 and 3. The in-person ceremonies will follow safety precautions to prevent further spread of COVID-19. Campus principals will release more information about parking, ticket procedures and tickets per graduate. Update 4/17 1:14 p.m.: Governor Greg Abbott announced on a Facebook Live stream that all Texas schools will remain closed for the rest of the year. Abbott also announced that retail...