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During English, Brianna Floyd, 10, participates in "Book Clubs" with her group by reading "We Are All That's Left" by Carrie Arcos. The group will be finished reading in a total of eight B-days. (Sandra Estes Photo)

Coaches Alexandria Thomas and Brooke Parlin speak to drill team members about what is to come in the next year. Drill team had a clinic every night this week to prepare for the tryouts. _Ben Paul Photo)

Ykciam Lopez, 11, answers questions on his "Interstellar" packet in Astronomy class. Mr. Bautista’s Astronomy class has watched "Interstellar" to gain knowledge on black holes. (Benjamin Paul photo)

In front of the school during AP calculus, Savanna Stewart,11, uses chalk to draw a graph and its cross section in order to find the volume of the shape. (Nicole Novak Photo)

Omar Rodriguez, 10, throws his JROTC paper airplane during class. The class conducted a competition to see who could throw the airplanes the farthest. Rodriguez attempted to land his at 30 feet. (Riley Lassiter Photo)

During advisory, Joshua Wilcox, 12, purchases prom tickets from Ms. Latricia Brown. Tickets will be sold in the bookkeeping office for $85 until the last week before prom, then they go up to $95. Prom will be May 7 at the Fort Worth Club. (Landri Hargrove Photo)

To kick off the 86th annual Texas Association of Student Councils Convention, Cole Collier, 11, and Alycia Casutt, 12, accompanied by their StuCo peers, perform in front of 3,500 students and council advisors at the Irving Convention Center. Legacy StuCo is this year's TASC host and convention coordinator for all 19 districts in Texas. (Maija Miller Photo)

In the culinary room, Ms. Gina Chianese, organizes the pantry while her class does independent work. (Emma Williams Photo)

As an April fools joke, Zamaan Chawdhry, 12, wears a batman cowl during lunch. (Lucas Scarborough Photo)

In the second half during the second round of playoffs against Wichita Falls, Priscilla Perez, 10, heads the ball to help gain possession. Legacy lost 1-0 after going into overtime. (Samantha Freeman Photo)

At the journalism recruiting party, Hannah Joslin, 10, gets excited to introduce new people to the program and all it has to offer. If you are interested in joining Legacy Student Media, talk to Mr. Mallett in room EO102. (Landri Hargrove Photo)

Ryan Montalvo, 10, opens a box of Taco Bell surprised to her and her friends. A parent, who brought too many tacos, gave Ryan and her friends the leftovers. (Riley Lassiter Photo)

Linzi Martin, 9, helps Catherine Walworth, 12, at the blood drive registration table while Mr. Ferman signs up to donate. (Sandra Estes Photo)

At JROTC's Military Ball on DATE, the youngest cadet, freshman Julia Johnston, makes the first cut in the cake. The cake is an acknowledgment of being the most “junior” of all cadets yet granting them the honor to have the first slice of dessert. (Brooklyn Hilmes Photo)

At the first round of Girl’s Varsity Soccer Playoffs, Alle Thompson, 11, scores a goal. Legacy defeated Saginaw 5-0 at Castleberry, making them bi-district champions. (Catherine Walworth Photo)

Alex Obhmalay, 11, uses one of the new computers that the district has rolled out in the MISD wide computer refresh. Dell computers are being installed in every teacher's classroom, in all computer labs and in the library for student use. (Nicole Novak Photo)

Alisa Carter, 12, assists various PTA members with cookies that are served on Wednesdays and Fridays during all lunches. Money from the sale of these cookies goes towards PTSA use for Senior Scholarships and teacher appreciation gifts. (Benjamin Paul Photo)

In art class, Xander Marion, 9, creates a pot out of clay coils. Art students learn of various art forms to find their interests. (Catherine Walworth Photo)

Behind the Mansfield Thrift store on Broad St, Catherine Walworth, 12, the student council president, gathers litter next to a construction site. Student Council organized their annual Day of Service, open to juniors and seniors, to beautify the surrounding community by picking up trash and litter. "Through Day of Service, we have all these kids coming together because they want to help better the environment and have fun with their friends," Walworth said. (Maija Miller Photo)

On March 8, at Burleson Centennial, Elisa Gaudio, 12, catches and throws the ball while playing during the varsity softball game. Legacy lost 8-3. (Caroline Schleiker Photo)

Blake Hinerman, 10, throws paint at Madeleine Gilbert, 12, during Legacy's Color Clash. "I truly loved Color Clash because it was something my friend and I always wanted to do during high school. Being able to do it checked another box off before leaving for college," Gilbert said. (Brooklyn Hilmes Photo)

In STUCO class, Kaitly Keel, 9, pours paint into water bottles for L.U.C.K. Week's color clash on Monday. The event will be held at the Legacy soccer practice field with an $8 entry fee at the gate. All proceeds go to Together We Rise. (Avery Florence Photo)

During first period, JROTC cadets, instructors and Dr. Shelly Butler receive a $4,600 check from the American Legion. The money was for a Marksmanship Air Rifle program, the first kind of program in MISD. The check will fund 95% of the program. (Catherine Walworth Photo)

In Teen Leadership Abby Eidson, 9, colors in the outline of a human body. Students did a project drawing what they imagined a person with a perfect servant's heart to be. (Hayley Parsons Photo)

During third period in Mr. Pope's class Ashley Otero, 12, works on a group assignment annotating a sample essay for literary argument from 2018. (Arlo De Vera Photo)

In art class, Samuel Talton, 11, paints a clay project. Art 2 creates a series of sculptures centered around a fish theme. (Emma Williams Photo)

In Ms. Cross' science class Nickolas Alvarado, 10, and Luke Batson, 10, work on the Activity Series Of Metals partner assignment. (Caroline Schleiker Photo)

In honor of Black History Month, Ms. Arlevia Davis, biology teacher, sings the Negro National Anthem during lunch. (Lucas Scarborough Photo)

During first period in Musical Theater, Brittni Bussey, 11, Tatum Ames, 12, Mackenzie Bridgewater, 10, Ainsley Krauel, 11, and, Carley Strauser, 12, participate the game "The Night in the Museum." Students play the game in the dark. If the seeker finds a player moving, that player is out. (Sandra Estes Photo)

Legacy Girls' Varsity Basketball team poses for their team photo after winning Round 1 of the Bi-District playoffs against Saginaw High. The next playoff round will be against Granbury at 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 17 at Cleburne High School. (Benjamin Paul Photo)

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