Setting meetings, writing and delivering passes, answering countless calls and questions, Ms. Katie Nance works as Principal Stephanie Bonneau’s secretary at Legacy. “I have the opportunity to work closely with Dr. Bonneau and Mrs. Monajami each day, providing any support that is needed. I work...

Eagerly waiting in line, freshman FALS student Gabriel Rianlloyd Lopez orders his own pizza and practices his social skills in a real-world setting. On Feb. 28, the FALS class took a field trip to Palio’s Pizza to apply the social skills they learned in the classroom into their everyday lives. The...

Rockets launch into the sky as seniors Ethan Reed and Lilly Millican, junior Carson Ngyuen and sophomore Emma Reed switch their rocket engine to ensure their victory in their Physics I rocket competition. “We’ve put so much work into this rocket that we’re not in it to just pass the project...

The faint smell of smoke fills the air. The garage door opens and fire bursts out, junior Keenan Schrack’s dad yells at the family to run away from the burning home. They grab their dog and watch as the piercing sound of sirens plays and red emergency lights paint the neighborhood. The last thing...

After finishing 5th out of 56  schools at the Waxahachie competition on Feb. 22, the Silver Spurs followed by getting 1st out of 12 different schools at the North Forney competition on March. 1. The Spurs believed they displayed consistency and hard work all throughout the entire competition season....

From sitting in the classrooms and walking the hallways at Legacy to studying at Harvard and playing basketball, Legacy Alumna Harmoni Turner prepared herself for the 2025 WNBA Draft in the MAC on Monday, April 14. “I think the name of the school speaks for itself. You want to leave a legacy,...

Sophomore Emily Gandy’s sister, senior Grace Gandy, lives life with special needs. Emily Gandy says her sister’s challenges have brought her scary moments, moments of joy and caused her to become more mature and responsible in her everyday life. Q: What is the biggest challenge you face while...

Siblings Khalil Sanogo, 11, off the courts, and Ayallah Sanogo, 9, work toward their respective sports, balancing their individual social and academic lives. The two siblings play at the varsity level and share similar goals. At home, the two siblings workout together and keep one another motivated. “We...