Red Out Celebrates Basketball
Nina Banks, Staff Writer
January 20, 2020
Legacy StuCo will coordinate Red Out Week from Jan. 21-24. Red Out Week will celebrate the basketball team’s accomplishments this season and students are encouraged to participate in the designated dress-up days. Red Out Week concludes with the annual Red Out pep rally. “We do a lot during the fall to honor foot...
Legacy Student Council To Host State Conference
Matthew McCoy, News Editor
December 13, 2019
The Texas Association of Student Councils, TASC, chose Legacy High School as the Conference Coordinator at the Irving Convention Center in April 2021. The TASC annual conference is one of the largest gathering of student leaders in the United States and consists of around 5,000 students and 500 advi...
Soup’s On
Sembree Yeary, Staff Writer
December 9, 2019
Before the stream of students begins entering the class, Ms. Chianese finishes passing out chef’s hats across tables. She displays the project on the projector: “LAB TODAY!” When the bell rings students trickle in one by one to find their group and hats. “In two minutes you all need to have done ...
More Than Stepping
Keonna Burnett, Staff Writer
December 4, 2019
When Coach Jamie Turner took over the Notorious Step Team this year, her goals reached further than stomping, rehearsing and hyping up the school. Turner hoped to build a family of young women and men excited to embrace themselves through a modern configuration of a historical art form. Stepping impleme...
StuCo Collects Toys and Cans for Holiday Season
Matthew McCoy, News Editor
November 18, 2019
Student Council will collect toys for the annual Toys for Tots event at the Center until Dec. 3. Students can trade in toys for tickets to purchase snacks such as hot chocolate, popcorn, cotton candy, tardy passes and more. StuCo sponsor Kenna Cavnar also encourages teachers to bring canned foods for the B...
Physics Students Launch Rockets
McKenzie Canton, Staff Writer
November 15, 2019
Laughter consumed the room as paper rockets soared through the air and fell helplessly back to the ground. Ms. Lowry, physics teacher, strolled between lab tables and she commented kindly on student’s rocket decorations and styles. Students sat at their lab seats and hot glued their rolls of pap...
Key Club Sells Socks for Student in Africa
Sembree Yeary, Staff Writer
November 14, 2019
Key Club sponsors a child in Africa by raising funds to send her to a private school in Uganda for an entire year. The club sells socks for $12 per pack for the Socks for School fundraiser in Nov. The We Help Two organization is a partner of Key Club International and works to send children in A...
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